Behind the Uranium Curtain - Pocatello Valley

Pocatello Valley Voice - Untold Stories: The Idaho Experience - Taming of the Shrew Can the Shrew be Tamed? How does this effect our economy? Should we invest in munitions as the next money maker of Idaho? Arm our children, allow lawlessness in our local governments, overseen by the Association of Idaho Cities. …

Louis Pirro: A Legacy Project - Follow the Path less traveled by. Commemorating an artist in passing. Partial exhibit at the Pocatello Co-op & Farm Table Cafe with additional works by the artist. A Wandering Lorax Production.

It has been a cold wet March. I went camping about a mile from where Mink Creek converges with the Portnuef River. Canadian geese families and mule deer families visited the potato field next to the river while I walked looking for signs of active beaver. I saw the signs of beaver activity. I also saw little red bellied trout jumping in the river. Are they cutthroats?

Monday Night Movies - Online Discussion via the Pocatello Valley Voice and the CPV-US Discussion begins at: 8:45 PM after the movie. Live Streaming  Discussion following the film special- The Movie is 1:44:00 long. (Please watch the film on links provided) Promo for tonight's movie.

Falls way short, but is still fun to watch. Mush of there information is limited to government agencies and what they will share. Pocatello is so corrupt and white-washed that it should always be the worst place of Idaho, after-all the WORST People in the WORLD live here!

LIVING WITH URANIUM: ALL WE CAN DO IS TO INFORM YOU. The Choice of what you are willing to live with is all your own. But please do not bring the children with you. ZONE III Uranium Contamination source areas. History: The First up-rising regarding the Uranium materials contamination began in the University Housing District and Washington Elementary school in the 1980's with the culmination of M.A.D.'s (Mothers Against Death) success of exposing the dangers and getting it outlawed for use, distribution, deposition on properties. Today, 2018, and the materials have still not been removed nor cleaned up by the EPA, Environmental Protection Agency, nor the City Government, the Pocatello Board of Trusties for Pocatello/Chubbuck Schools, nor the Health Department SIPH. A classic example is Tendoy Elementary School where the deadly materials still have not removed from Pocatello schools, nor from areas adjacent to our children's public schools. The resulting actions o