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Viewpoint: How to have 'Happy Trails' in Boise foothills and Red Cross pushes for more fire alarms

Viewpoint: How to have 'Happy Trails' in Boise foothills and Red Cross pushes for more fire alarms

In this week's Viewpoint, Ridge to Rivers explains how they're working to create "Happy Trails" for hikers, bikers and horseback riders. Plus, the American Red Cross of Greater Idaho is getting ready for its annual "Sound the Alarm" smoke alarm installation event. But the Red Cross needs volunteers to get the job done and they explain how you can help out.

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Viewpoint: How to have 'Happy Trails' in Boise foothills and Red Cross pushes for more fire alarms

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Viewpoint: Representative Russ Fulcher discusses the Mueller report and other major issues

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Viewpoint: Old Pen Cemetery Project and the mission of the Coast Guard Auxiliary in southwest Idaho

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Viewpoint: Idaho Sen. Jim Risch discusses President Trump's national emergency and other major issues in American politics

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Viewpoint: Idaho House leaders give a legislative progress report on the biggest issues in the state

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Viewpoint: Former Congressman Raul Labrador reflects on governor race and time in Congress

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Viewpoint: Meridian Mayor discusses retirement and State of the City.

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Viewpoint: Local leaders evaluate Idaho's education and CWI is charting a course forward after results from November's election

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Viewpoint: Old Pen Cemetery Project and the mission of the Coast Guard Auxiliary in southwest Idaho

Idaho history experts and Boise State University students are working on a project to find remains of inmates who were locked up and buried at the Old Idaho Penitentiary Preliminary findings were a bit surprising when it comes to the number of men buried there. Doug Petcash tells you what they found so far, and why they feel the project is so important to Idaho history. Plus, Idaho is far from the ocean, but the Coast Guard still has a strong presence here. We look at the history and mission of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary District 13 Canyon Flotilla in Southwest Idaho.

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Warmest day of the year on Friday, then cooler and unsettled for Easter weekend

Warmest day of the year on Friday, then cooler and unsettled for Easter weekend

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