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tions, including playing next spring, according to Monday’s release. Mountain West postpones The Mountain West is the second FBS conference to cancel its fall season, following the Mid-American Conference. all fall sports indefinitely Old Dominion Uni- versity — a Conference USA school in Virginia — disease caused by the new football, which was to not dent-athletes, coaches every possible uncertain- and James Madison Uni- BY RON COUNTS coronavirus. allow games until the and staff had been prepar- ty, but in the end, the versity, one of the top FCS [email protected] “The MW Board of week of Sept. 26, already ing for a 2020 season,” physical and mental well- programs in the country, Directors prioritized the had cost Boise State its Boise State Athletic Direc- being of student-athletes both also opted to cancel The Boise State football mental health and well- opener against Georgia tor Curt Aspey said in a across the conference their seasons Monday. team won’t take the field being of the conference’s Southern, and the ACC’s statement released Mon- necessitated today’s an- Two FCS conferences for regular-season games student-athletes and over- restrictions on where day by the university. nouncement,” Apsey said. postponed their seasons this fall. all campus communities nonconference games can On Thursday, players The sports affected by on Thursday: the Big Sky The Mountain West in its decision — as it has be played canceled the from the Mountain West Monday’s decision in- — home to Idaho and announced Monday that it done throughout the Broncos’ marquee game anonymously sent the clude men’s and women’s Idaho State — and the has indefinitely postponed course of the pandemic,” against Florida State. conference a letter, cross country, football, Pioneer League. the fall season for all a press release from the “Despite everything demanding more women’s soccer and sports because of con- conference read. that has been thrown in protections from the women’s volleyball. Ron Counts: cerns about players con- The Mountain West’s their way over the last virus. The conference is ex- 208-377-6420, tracting COVID-19, the initial decision on fall several months, our stu- “They were ready for ploring rescheduling op- @Ron_BroncoBeat

Idaho at bottom in study on air quality

BY MICHAEL DEEDS [email protected]

Holy smokes, Idaho. Are you stoked to live in KATHERINE JONES [email protected] the Gem State because of its Ceramicist Julia Ballenger made a piece called “Lean on Me” last fall, before the pandemic. pristine rivers and streams? Its gorgeous skies? Its clear mountain air? Then put this new carbon Grants from partnership help local emissions study in your pipe and smoke it. (Wait — maybe that’s not a good idea.) artists reflect pandemic creatively Environmental website Grist recently cooked up an article about U.S. states’ reality into manageable meta- progress to reduce carbon BY KATHERINE JONES phors of artistic expression. dioxide pollution. Using [email protected] Three Boise arts organiza- freshly released data from tions — Treefort Music Fest, the World Resources Julia Ballenger makes ceram- Velma V. Morrison Center for Institute, an international ic sculptures to fill the empti- the Performing Arts, and Boise research organization, Grist ness of social distancing. Tex- City Department of Arts & created an eye-opening tile artist Jeanna Wigger col- History — formed a partnership graphic. It highlights states’ lects scraps from people who to support art and artists during percentage change in carbon made face coverings early in coronavirus. Together, they emissions between 2005 and the pandemic to transform raised $69,000 for the COVID 2017, the latest year avail- them into a quilt, evoking quilt- Cultural Commissioning Fund, able from the U.S. Energy ing bees of yore — except with a or CCC. A jury awarded $1,000 Information Administration. quarantined twist. grants to 69 local artists. Idaho choked. Bad. Every few weeks, they get The mission was to prag- While 41 states cut their together, online, with other matically support artists fi- carbon emissions, “even as Boise creative types to share KATHERINE JONES [email protected] nancially, many of whom lost their economies grew,” Grist ideas, experiences, brainstorm Printmaker Wendy Blickenstaff prints messages of hope during the their source of revenue when notes, Idaho’s CO2 stank — and collaborate. This is art stay-at-home order, like this one, called “No. 43 Agape.” performances and events were increased by a whopping 17 coronavirus style: artists work- canceled, and to give artists the percent. ing apart to create something time and space to document We finished dead last in all together. pandemic lockdowns, fears, too, are absorbing the experi- While the world grapples with anxieties and politics, artists, ence. They are synthesizing SEE GRANTS, 4A SEE DEEDS, 6A

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group would discuss how PEOPLE to distribute an eventual Federal officials vaccine to long-term care Bareilles to star facilities, pharmacies, in Peacock Indian Health Service facilities, and other loca- comedy about launch vaccine pilot tions. girl group California, Florida and Minnesota confirmed Sara Bareilles will be distribution plans come ing patients and ensuring participation as well. acting against type in her BY EMILY KOPP amid calls by public health equity will be complicat- “We are not in a posi- next role: She’ll be playing CQ-Roll Call experts for a national strat- ed. tion to talk about this, a washed-up musician. egy. Distributing any au- Democrats in the House since it’s essentially in The NBCUniversal WASHINGTON thorized vaccines effective- and Senate who oversee very, very early stages. streaming platform Pea- After months of re- ly will be crucial to stem- health issues have pres- Thus far, we have been cock said Monday the BRIAN ACH Invision/AP maining vague about its ming the coronavirus pan- sured the Trump adminis- asked to THINK about Grammy-winning artist Grammy-winning artist and plans to distribute a CO- demic. Normal life can’t tration for a plan. how a vaccine distribution and Broadway songwriter Broadway songwriter Sara VID-19 vaccine, the begin to resume in the Nancy Messonnier, the plan might look. Nothing Bareilles will star in Bareilles will star in Trump administration is United States until a large CDC National Center for else has been done at this “Girls5eva,” co-produced “Girls5eva,” co-produced quietly piloting distribu- proportion of residents are Immunization and Respira- point,” Julie Bartkey, a by Tina Fey. by Tina Fey. tion working groups, CQ immune. tory Diseases director, held Minnesota Department of The comedy is about a Roll Call has learned. Public health advocates the first call with state Health spokesperson, said one-hit-wonder girl group The plan, which is not say they’re worried that immunization programs in an email. called “Girls5eva” from ing to Brian LaFlure, fire yet public, was confirmed U.S. immunization could last week and announced “California has been the 1990s whose mem- coordinator for the War- by four state health de- resemble the dysfunction the CDC would begin a selected for a joint plan- bers reunite to give their ren County Office of partments. of state-by-state testing “micro-planning” stage, ning mission and will pop star dreams one more Emergency Services. Federal officials from standards or the chaotic according to a source on work with a multiagency shot. Photos of the house fire the Centers for Disease distribution of personal the call and a Democratic federal team, including Bareilles will play show flames bursting Control and Prevention, protective equipment. congressional aide. staff from the CDC and Dawn, a former member through the roof and long the Pentagon and the A plan is needed to Molly Howell, immuni- the Department of De- of Girls5eva who is now plumes of smoke extend- administration’s Oper- make the vaccine widely zation program manager fense, to plan and prepare managing her family’s ing into the sky. No one in ation Warp Speed initia- available, including to with the North Dakota for COVID-19 vaccination small Italian restaurant in Ray’s household or from tive plan to conduct site people who lack insur- Department of Health, response in California,” New York City. the responding fire- visits and develop “model ance, and convince skep- confirmed that the state is the state health depart- Bareilles’s hits include fighters were injured, approaches” for other tics to trust vaccines test- one of the sites. ment said in a statement. “Love Song” and “Brave.” LaFlure said. states based on what they ed with unprecedented “We’re talking through The CDC description She composed the music “Thank you to our local learn, according to a CDC speed that may not have plans to distribute and indicated that Philadelphia and lyrics for the Broad- first responders for being description of the project full Food and Drug Ad- administer a COVID-19 would also be involved, but way musical “Waitress” kind and gracious and shared exclusively with ministration approval. vaccine, where we may the city’s public health and made her Broadway saving what they could of CQ Roll Call. The states The logistics of shipping have gaps and where department said it had no acting debut in 2017 by our home,” Ray posted on involved include Cali- and providing vaccines we’re doing well, in prep- knowledge of those plans. stepping into the show’s Twitter on Monday. fornia, Florida, North under precise conditions, aration for it,” Howell The CDC did not respond lead role. Ray’s representative Dakota and Minnesota. managing potential supply said. to multiple requests for — ASSOCIATED PRESS Charlie Dougiello said in The start of vaccine chain shortages, monitor- Howell said the working more details. a statement that the ex- tent of the damage to the Banderas says home was not yet clear. he’s tested — ASSOCIATED PRESS that will be used to arrest and prosecute as many as positive for possible. coronavirus “We saw you, and we Metallica concert will come after you,” she Antonio Banderas to air at drive-ins warned. says he’s tested positive Videos of the vandalism for COVID-19 and is cele- nationwide showed huge crowds of brating his 60th birthday Metallica is taking over people smashing their in quarantine. the drive-ins later this way into businesses and The Spanish actor an- month. streaming out of the bro- nounced his positive test The rockers are the ken windows and doors in a post Monday on In- latest artists to participate loaded down with clothes stagram. Banderas said he in the Encore Drive-In and other merchandise. would spend his time in Nights Series, which start- They loaded up vehicles isolation reading, writing ed in June with Garth and drove off, some leav- and “making plans to Brooks and continued ing behind boxes of rocks begin to give meaning to last month with Blake that they had apparently my 60th year to which I Shelton and Gwen Ste- brought to use to shatter arrive full of enthusiasm.” fani. the windows. Cash regis- “I would like to add Metallica will film their ter drawers and clothes that I am relatively well, first concert in nearly a hangers were strewn just a little more tired year near their Northern CHARLES REX ARBOGAST AP about the streets, along than usual and hoping to California headquarters Kajal Dalal walks through her family’s food and liquor store Monday after it was with automatic teller recover as soon as pos- and the resulting show vandalized in downtown Chicago. machines that had been sible following medical will air around the coun- ripped from walls or instructions that I hope try on Aug. 29. The con- pulled from inside busi- will allow me to overcome cert will also feature a nesses. the infection that I and so performance from Three Over 100 arrested Stores miles from many people in the world Days Grace. downtown were also ran- are suffering from,” wrote Tickets for the filmed sacked, their parking lots Banderas. concert are $115 per vehi- in Chicago looting littered with glass and — ASSOCIATED PRESS cle (for up to six people). boxes that once contained Pre-sale tickets for the television sets and other band’s Fifth Member fan officers were dispatched agreed that the melee had electronics. Fire engulfs club will go on sale Aug. BY DON BABWIN to the area after the de- nothing to do with a pro- “This was obviously Rachael Ray’s 12; the general on-sale Associated Press partment spotted the post. test. “This was straight-up very orchestrated,” the takes place at noon Aug. Over the next several felony criminal conduct,” Rev. Michael Pfleger, a home 14 via ticketmaster.com. CHICAGO hours, police made more she said. “This was an prominent Roman Catho- A massive fire engulfed Every ticket purchase Hundreds of looters than 100 arrests and 13 assault on our city.” lic priest and activist on cooking show star Ra- includes four digital descended on downtown officers were injured, The looting heightened the city’s South Side, told chael Ray’s New York downloads of “S&M2,” Chicago early Monday including one who was the national spotlight that Chicago television station home, authorities said. Metallica’s album that following a police shoot- struck in the head with a has been on Chicago for WBBM. As many as 16 local fire documents their two con- ing on the city’s South bottle, Brown said. weeks after a surge in gun Train and bus service departments responded to certs with the San Fran- Side, with vandals smash- Brown dismissed any violence that resulted in into downtown was tem- the fire at Ray’s home in cisco Symphony. ing the windows of doz- suggestion that the chaos more homicides in July porarily suspended. Lake Luzerne, New York, — ATLANTA ens of businesses and was part of an organized than any month in dec- Bridges over the Chicago which started around 5:30 JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION making off with merchan- protest of the shooting, ades. President Donald River were lifted, prevent- p.m. on Sunday, accord- dise, cash machines and instead calling it “pure Trump, who has repeated- ing travel to and from the anything else they could criminality” that included ly criticized the handling downtown area, and state carry, police said. occupants of a vehicle of the violence, recently police blocked some ex- When police shot a man opening fire on police ordered more federal pressway ramps into CORRECTIONS AND after he opened fire on who were arresting a man agents to the city to take downtown. Access was to officers Sunday afternoon, they spotted carrying a part in what Attorney be restored later in the CLARIFICATIONS the incident apparently cash register. General William Barr day. prompted a social media No officers were called “classic crime Brown said the depart- See an error or another problem with content in this post hours later urging wounded by gunfire, but a fighting.” ment would maintain a edition? Report it by going to idahostatesman.com looters to converge on the security guard and a civil- At the news conference, huge presence in the /customer-service or by calling 1-888-905-2036. To business district, Police ian were hospitalized in Lightfoot addressed the downtown area indefi- report delivery or account issues, call 208-377-6370. Superintendent David critical condition after looters directly, telling nitely, telling reporters Brown said at a news being shot, and five guns them that police had col- that all days off had been conference. were recovered, he said. lected a lot of surveillance canceled until further An additional 400 Mayor Lori Lightfoot video and other evidence notice.

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Zoo’s annual fundraiser goes online due to virus

BY MICHELLE JENKINS [email protected]

You can still go wild at this year’s Zoobilee, but you’ll be doing so from the comfort of your own home. Yep, Zoo Boise’s annual fundraiser is going virtual due to the COVID-19 crisis. I know, the social but- Friends of Zoo Boise terfly in us dearly misses Originally scheduled to be held at the zoo, Zoobilee has in-person events, but moved online and will be streamed Aug. 28. safety first. Plus, couch parties can be fun! antelope. Check out the For a more intimate Zoobilee will be live- list of auction goodies at party, a VIP Party in a Box streamed from 7 p.m. to 8 zooboise2020.ggo.bid/ for two is available for p.m. on Aug. 28 and will bidding/package-browse. pick up at the zoo only (no feature a live auction, raffle Zoobilee is free to ac- deliveries). and special behind-the- cess. You’ll just need to Boxes are available to scenes videos, including sign up (also free) to bid order until Friday, Aug. zoo baby announcements on items and buy raffle 14, if they don’t sell out and never-before-seen Zoo tickets. before then. Boise animals. Wanna make it a real The 10th annual event And an online silent party? Invite a few is a fundraiser for “Zoo auction will be available friends, put on your best Boise and its mission of for guests a week leading Roaring ‘20s-themed connecting visitors with up to the event. outfit and order a special animals to inspire and What’s up for bids? VIP Party in a Box. Deliv- involve our community in How about dinner for 10 ered to Treasure Valley the conservation of wild- at Chandlers Steakhouse, residents, the package life worldwide,” accord- a private Wine Safari, contains appetizers and ing to a press release. Proof sunglasses, and a desserts from local restau- Go to zooboise.org to cooking class at the Bas- rants, and lemon juice register and for more que market, to name a and honey mixers for the information. few. You can even win the event’s signature cocktail, chance to name the baby the Bee’s Knees (you Michelle Jenkins: nyala, which is an African provide your own liquor). 208-377-6451

Prison that houses Idaho inmates sees virus case

provide emotional support reported Sunday, which BY JACOB SCHOLL AND RUTH and aid for immediate leaves the state’s coro- BROWN crisis needs by connecting navirus death total at 236. [email protected] callers with resources in With the addition of Sun- [email protected] their own communities. day’s reported cases, On Friday, a prison The COVID Help Now Idaho has now tallied housing Idaho inmates in Line is anonymous. Re- 23,203 confirmed cases of Eagle Pass, Texas, report- sponders do not classify, COVID-19. ed its first confirmed case label, or diagnose people, Of those with the virus, of the coronavirus among and no case records are over 9,100 people are the inmate population, taken.” said to be recovered. according to the Idaho The help line is avail- According to IDHW’s Department of Correc- able for calls, texts and statistics, the statewide tions. online chatting. Callers positive testing rate is IDOC director Josh may also leave a message around 11.3% as of Sun- Tewalt wrote in an update during off-hours and day. Over 204,000 coro- Friday that the man who receive a return call the navirus tests have been tested positive was moved following day. The CO- taken in Idaho since the into quarantine the prior VID Help Now Line is outbreak began. Monday when he began staffed from 8 a.m. to 8 Coronavirus cases have showing symptoms. The p.m. every day and can be been found in nearly all of unit where he was housed reached by calling or Idaho’s 44 counties: Ada is being monitored to see texting 986-867-1073 or 8,406, Adams 18, Ban- if others begin showing calling toll-free 866-947- nock 386, Bear Lake 22, symptoms. 5186. Resources can also Benewah 54, Bingham It was not immediately be found at 263, Blaine 561, Boise 38, clear how the virus made www.ioem.idaho.gov/ Bonner 178, Bonneville its way into the prison. covidhelpnow. 901, Boundary 37, Camas Among Idaho inmates, 1, Canyon 5,515, Caribou the IDOC had performed OVER 200 CASES 30, Cassia 472, Clark 9, 3,244 coronavirus tests as REPORTED SUNDAY IN Clearwater 15, Custer 10, of Friday evening. Of IDAHO Elmore 203, Franklin 45, those tests, 72 people Though Idaho reported Fremont 75, Gem 161, tested positive and are only around 200 positive Gooding 146, Idaho 31, showing symptoms, while coronavirus tests on Jefferson 170, Jerome there are 216 people who Sunday, the number of 422, Kootenai 1,780, La- recently tested positive tests completed was less tah 93, Lemhi 24, Lincoln but are not showing than half of what the state 51, Madison 133, Minido- symptoms. Included in normally reports on a ka 446, Nez Perce 144, IDOC statistics are 735 weekday. Oneida 10, Owyhee 241, people who tested positive In total, 202 new con- Payette 351, Power 56, but are now considered firmed cases were report- Shoshone 100, Teton 75, inactive, meaning they ed Sunday, with the state Twin Falls 1,282, Valley have been medically completing 1,639 tests, 55 and Washington 193. cleared or have been according to the Idaho Community spread has released from IDOC cus- Department of Health been detected in the ma- tody. and Welfare. During jority of Idaho counties: weekdays, the state has Ada, Bannock, Bear Lake, STATE CREATES CRISIS added as many as 4,000 Benewah, Bingham, COUNSELING HOTLINE tests to its totals. Blaine, Boise, Bonner, The Idaho Department The county reporting Bonneville, Boundary, of Health and Welfare has the most cases on Sunday Canyon, Caribou, Cassia, created a hotline for resi- was not Ada or Canyon, Clark, Clearwater, Custer, dents in need of crisis which typically reports the Elmore, Fremont, Gem, counseling during the most. Bonneville County Gooding, Idaho, Jeffer- pandemic. reported 73 new cases, son, Jerome, Kootenai, The Division of Behav- bringing its total con- Latah, Lemhi, Lewis, ioral Health in the De- firmed cases to 901. Just Lincoln, Madison, Mini- partment of Health and behind was Canyon doka, Nez Perce, Oneida, Welfare announced in a County, which reported Owyhee, Payette, Power, news release that the 46 new cases on Sunday Shoshone, Teton, Twin COVID Help Now Line and brought its total to Falls, Valley and Wash- offers statewide support 5,515. Twin Falls County ington. for anyone facing chal- reported 28 cases, as the lenges associated with county’s cases now total this global pandemic. 1,282. “COVID Help Now Ada County reported 18 responders are trained new cases, a very low crisis counselors who will total considering it report- help callers assess their ed 227 new cases and four current situation and deaths the previous day. reaction and will provide Over the past two weeks, coping mechanisms to Ada has averaged around reduce stress,” according 134 new COVID-19 cases to the news release. “CO- per day. VID Help Now responders No new deaths were 4A TUESDAY AUGUST 11 2020 News IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM

FROM PAGE 1A Breeze, and 42 supported Night Light, LeClair told the commission. (Other GRANTS comments were in favor of or against both pro- their own experiences jects.) That feedback was through the lens of cre- then shared with the com- ativity during the pan- munity panel in charge of demic. choosing art, which rec- Circus artist Mykelle ommended Gentle Breeze Walton is tackling a philo- to the commissioners. sophical question about Commissioner the purpose of work in a Boise Art and History Department Maryanne Jordan said she four-minute, 30-foot high Gentle Breeze, another proposed project from artist thought the public process aerial rope performance. Matthew Mazzotta, would place a large pink tree with was robust, but she was Wendy Blickenstaff leaves that sway in the wind in the park. concerned that an out-of- tacked linoleum-block KATHERINE JONES [email protected] state artist was chosen for prints on to neighborhood Hip-hop musician Irvin Brown is writing, recording and the project. Dana Zucker- utility poles — guerrilla producing eight songs that look at the coronavirus and man, chair of the commis- style — to offer hope to racism. Urban renewal sion, said she was on the passers by. committee that reviewed “Artists help to visual- applicants, and Mazzotta ize meaningful ways to of the things about this things that destroyed arm selects was the most qualified. come to terms with this grant is it’s allowing so these communities and “There just wasn’t any- sudden new reality,” says many more voices to have stopped them from grow- body who proposed who Lisa Hunt, interim the floor,” she says. ing and being able to art project proved qualified to build at director of the Keith and “Rather than just giving weather these storms.” this scale the kind of thing Catherine Stein World (a grant) to one person, His genre will be hip we were looking for.” Museum at Boise State there are all these differ- hop because, he says, it’s notes, is to document the LeClair said that of 46 University. “Artists artic- ent artists with these a good language for peo- BY HAYLEY HARDING “essence of slow pace.” applicants, four were local, ulate our experience (by) different life experiences ple who don’t feel like [email protected] The tree will be put in but they lacked experience exploring their individual — their experience of this they’re being heard. “Hip as part of the Westside with large projects like the reactions, voicing echoes is totally unique to every- hop … allows people who The City of Trees is set Urban Park, being built in one expected. Mazzotta, a of hope for a better socie- one else,” Ballenger says. feel small to be larger to get another — but it conjunction with a Guggenheim Fellow whose ty, pointing criticism at “The more voices, the than life,” he says. doesn’t quite look like the 10-story office building work has appeared around abuses of power.” better.” “If you are in a minority pines and oaks you may that Boise developer Rafa- the nation, has built several During the Black Plague That’s exactly it, Schert situation, you want to be used to. nelli & Nahas is putting projects of that scale. in Europe during the says. “The reason that we seem larger than you Commissioners from up at the corner of 11th Commissioner David 1300s, for example, art- want to archive and enu- really are and seem like a the Capital City Devel- and Idaho streets. Bieter asked if any prefer- istic work declined and merate and highlight the big deal. What hip hop opment Corp., Boise’s According to the re- ence is given to a local was limited to the few work of these artists is not allows you to be is a big urban renewal arm, voted quest for qualifications artist when selection com- private commissions for just for historical reasons, deal … and express what, Monday to approve new Boise made when it mittees have to make the aristocracy or the but also to broadcast to in everyday life, you public art to be built at the sought artists, the goal of close decisions. Zucker- church. Grants like the the public: Look at these might not be able to.” corner of 11th and Ban- the art installation is to man said the decision to CCC Fund make art ac- ways of imagining how we The eight-song album, nock streets downtown as create an “icon of Boise” choose Mazzotta was not cessible to all, she says. might live together — and plus three singles, each part of a new park being and a landmark for the close. LeClair added that “Unlike the past, today choose.” with original artwork built there. surrounding neighbor- in the formal purchasing we know more, we can do And then ask: “How do covers — another collab- They approved Gentle hood. A committee repre- process, geographic loca- more, and reach more. we amplify and use the oration — will be available Breeze, an installation senting CCDC, the Arts tions cannot be favored. Artists provide us with collective projects coming on social media and his designed by upstate New and History Department The commissioners touchstones and marvels from the CCC creatives, website. York artist Matthew and neighbors selected voted 6 to 1 to recom- that reach out to us across so they become a moment Mazzotta. The project Mazzotta for the job. mend approval, with Jor- platforms.” of social learning and consists of a 23-foot fake Gentle Breeze was one dan dissenting. Hip hop musician Irvin growth? That’s the next MYKELLE WALTON tree with dangling pink of two options Mazzotta The proposal will now Brown is working on an step.” Mykelle Walton is an leaves that sway in the offered. He also proposed go before the Boise City album of original, collab- The core organizations aerial circus performer. wind and benches sur- Night Light, a large, glow- Council for final direc- orative music — an audio — Treefort, Morrison Think acrobatics and rounding the main tree. ing, house-shaped struc- tion. The artwork is ex- ethnography, he says — Center, Boise Arts & His- Cirque du Soleil, or The fake tree will provide ture surrounded by col- pected to be installed next that tells the stories of tory — are joined by combining dance with significant shade in the orful faux trees. spring, around the time of people affected by the Surel’s Place, an artist your retro gym class rope, park, Karl LeClair, Boise’s The city solicited public the park’s anticipated coronavirus and the econ- residency in Garden City. 30 feet high. Think flex- public art program manag- comment on Mazzotta’s opening. omy — focusing on Black Their intention is to have ibility and grace in the air, er, told the commission. options. Of the nearly and Latino communities. a showcase this fall, but and which are feats of The idea of the project, 200 comments received, Hayley Harding: “This is a point in histo- the group has not yet astonishing strength — according to Mazzotta’s 121 supported Gentle @Hayley__Harding ry that can’t only be docu- determined when or how although she makes it mented by historians,” because of coronavirus look effortless. Brown says. “We have to restrictions. However, the Walton is using her be able to feel the emo- artists themselves have grant money to purchase tions of these moments.” been tasked with imagin- a custom-designed rope Ten years from now, or ing how it would happen. from a premier rope- 20 or 30, he says, we can Some ideas include pre- maker in the United King- read about the pandemic: miering art on social dom. Her intention is to Oh, 2020, you know, we media as it’s finished, create a four- to seven- had to stay inside and creating installations minute piece about our wear masks. along the Boise Green- human need to have pur- But with art, “you’d be belt, posting poetry on pose in our work — which able to almost feel how city buses, hosting an art is something that has we were feeling,” he says. tour like a garden tour. been disrupted during the “Like if somebody is feel- Watch the COVID pandemic, including her ing trapped, you can feel Cultural Commissioning own. that. … Or how the city Fund website for details. She’s a gig performer, looked, through photog- an entertainer, and — as raphy or videography. … she’s had time to reflect Or see their dancing and IRVIN BROWN during her unemployment see the emotion they put From the Caribbean, — she’s noticed: Normal- into the movement …” musician Irvin Brown ly, when people are off The CCC fund has ended up in Idaho to work, she’s on work, and aspirations above merely study at College of Idaho, vice-versa. “It’s made me documenting experiences, where he was exposed to think a lot about — what is says John Michael Schert, migrant issues in his so- work and why do we con- CCC co-creator and an ciology and anthropology strain it to those (9-to-5) executive producer with classes. hours of the day? Do we Treefort. “The role of He and his college like doing that?” artists has always been to roommate started a busi- Her idea for a perform- be at the vanguard of ness, Trópico 208, ance begins very concep- ‘what is’ and ‘what’s pos- promoting Black, Latino tually. sible.’ To some extent, it’s and Caribbean artists in “I’ve been thinking … the territory between the Treasure Valley, and since we can just shut ‘here’s how we currently were all ready for a splash down the entire economy do things,’ and then to at Treefort. But when the and everything seems to imagine how we could do musical showcase was be, ‘survivable’ — what is it.” postponed, Brown turned really the purpose of work Schert cites statistics Trópico 208’s energy into in humans’ lives? Do we that nearly two-thirds of a CCC Fund grant (before actually need to engage artists are currently un- he heads to graduate with work on a level that employed. school in England in the just props the economy “But their output and fall). up? Or can we think high- process is of huge societal With a sensitivity to er and engage with work value,” he says. “We need communities that have as a system to make our to be tapping into their been affected most harsh- human lives better?” skill set now more than ly by coronavirus, both in She pauses to consider. ever.” terms of infection rates “Perhaps … I can tell that With racial justice is- and also economics, in a story … through my sues rising on the heels of Brown is producing an body … on a rope. Per- coronavirus, “we have album of original songs in haps.” truth-telling responsib- collaboration with local She acknowledges it’s a ilities, to look at systems artists of color. “To send a big challenge. “I don’t of power in which we message that, hey … every know if I’m going to fig- exists.” time things like this hap- ure any of this out. But I That includes looking at pen — a pandemic or would like to do an act how arts and artists of economic or natural di- that raises these questions color are funded and saster — these communi- somehow. That my own highlighting voices of ties get affected the physical work on the rope communities that aren’t most.” (creates) a metaphorical well-seen, like minorities, He’s concerned that, work in your mind.” refugees, farmers. “Data when the economy begins Check with the CCC points,” Schert calls them. to return, there will have Fund website to track live Julia Ballenger, who been no lessons learned. performances, such as creates ceramic figures of “Because we really Walton’s. women of all colors and can’t,” he says. “If we go ages, says that level of back to normal, then diversity is important to we’re just going to go showcase right now. “One back to doing the same SEE GRANTS, 5A TUESDAY AUGUST 11 2020 5A IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM News

plague in the 14th century, physically, (like in) sewing of mouth, soliciting either a scrap in a block and see and their art reveals much bees,” she says. “The their scraps or a 9 1/2- the same fabric that their about historical moments. COVID pandemic is dif- inch by 9 1/2—inch quilt mask is made out of,” she “I feel comforted (by their ferent in that way, be- block made from their says. “That would just art), because these people cause we can’t physically scraps, that she is as- really bring everything full survived so much.” gather. … sembling into a huge circle for me.” And the artwork being “(But) people have 100-block quilt. She in- To contribute a block or made now — by even, say, stepped up, and there’s this tends for it to displayed in scraps, email Wigger for artists in Boise, Idaho — real sense of ‘together we public spaces with other details: will be part of our histor- can do this.’ We’re sewing CCC Fund works. [email protected]. ical understanding of the alone — but together.” “One of my hopes, or pandemic. Wigger reached out to aspirations, for the finished Katherine Jones: KATHERINE JONES [email protected] “Textbooks can only mask sewing groups on quilt project is that … may- 208-377-6414, “I want to make a large statement, a piece of public art,” say so much. But art is social media and by word be someone’s going to see @Statesman_photo says textile artist Jeanna Wigger. something that we look at when we’re trying to un- derstand the human side FROM PAGE 4A member this; if they’re of the experience of living having psychological through this,” she says. issues later that could “Art is a better voice for GRANTS stem from this, they the human experience For Additional Information Call 377-6317 might be able to look at than statistics.” WENDY BLICKENSTAFF the images and go, oh. Ballenger will To place a paid funeral service listing please call 377-6317 or Wendy Blickenstaff Wow. Yeah.” auction/raffle her email: [email protected]. Death notices are accepted graduated from Boise Blickenstaff bought a sculpture on Instagram 100 from funeral homes only between 11am - 2pm Monday–Friday.

State in December 2018. portable press with her with proceeds to benefit OBITUARIES Burial Plots/Memorials Florists Miscellaneous She spent the last year grant money. “It’s a CO- ACLU of Idaho and Black Card of Thanks Funeral Services Mortuaries Death Notices In-Memoriam Ads /Pre Planning building a beautiful studio VID-y thing,” she says. Lives Matter Boise. DEATH NOTICES and installing a huge “You can’t come into the DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES printing press in prep- studio. But I can bring the Allen, Nancy Ruth , age 88, of Mountain Home, passed away Elmore, Robert "Bob" 90, of Rambo, Arlie J . 77 Fruitland aration for her debut as a studio out to people.” JEANNA WIGGER on August 9, 2020, at a Mtn Boise died August 8, 2020 at Idaho Passed away Saturday printmaker this spring. Her prints are for sale About three weeks into Home care center. Arrange- home. Arrangement are with August 8, 2020 At St. Alphon- Instead, there was coro- on her website. A portion the pandemic, during the ments are under the care of Boise Funeral Home. sus Ontario. Arrangements are Rost Funeral Home, McMurtrey navirus. of the sales will be donat- stay-at-home order, Jean- under the direction of the Chapel. www.rostfuneral.com “Being stuck in my ed to City Light Home for na Wigger started sewing Fratto, Anne Marie, 62, of Ea- Haren-Wood Funeral Chapel, On- gle, died Thursday August 6th home, having no place to Women and Children. masks. She was among Bilbao, Linda L, 80, passed tario. 2020 at a local Hospital. Cre- away in Meridian, Idaho on Au- show my art, I just felt the countless numbers mation services are under the Roberts, Verda Fay , 85, of gust 6, 2020. Services are un- really useless,” Blicken- across the Treasure Val- direction and care of Summers Boise, died Thursday, August 6, der the direction of Cloverdale staff said. Her neighbors ley, across Idaho, the Funeral Home, Meridian Chapel. 2020 at her home. Cremation JULIA BALLENGER Funeral Home. www.cloverdalef are doctors and nurses, Julia Ballenger is a nation and even the 208-898-0642 arrangements are under the di- uneralhome.com rection of Summers Funeral but she couldn’t even ceramicist. Last fall, when world, who sewed masks Garrett, Roberta Mae , 86, of Brown, Edward George , 63, Homes, Boise Chapel. 208-343- babysit their kids during a pandemic was merely for family, friends and Boise, Idaho, passed away on of Boise, Idaho passed away 6493 Saturday, August 8, 2020. the stay-at-home order. hypothetical, Ballenger strangers. Thursday, August 6, 2020. Cre- Services are under the direction Rye, Robert G, 73, passed “But I am able to create made a little sculpture, Wigger has creative mation has been entrusted to of the Cloverdale Funeral Home. away on August 7, 2020 in All Valley Cremation. images. That’s the tool I just for herself. It was two business called Sage www.cloverdalefuneralhome.co Boise, Idaho. Arrangements are under the direction of can use.” women, two friends, one Woolens, in which she Brown, Edward George, 63, m Cloverdale Funeral Home. www. She made linoleum leaning her head onto the makes bags and textile art of Boise, Idaho passed away cloverdalefuneralhome.com block prints on fabric with other’s shoulder. solely out of repurposed Thursday, August 6, 2020. Cre- Gordon, Lorn G., 70, of Boise, mation has been entrusted to Idaho, passed away on Thurs- Sachs, Henrietta , 92, of Meri- waterproof ink and hung The piece was about wool garments. “As I was day, August 6, 2020. Arrange- them on utility poles women’s friendships and making masks, I was All Valley Cremation. dian, died Sunday, August 8, ments are under the direction of 2020 at a local care facility. around her North End became the seed for Bal- watching my scraps pile Burnett, Phillip Loren , 68, of the Cloverdale Funeral Home. w Services are under the direction neighborhood, sometimes lenger’s CCC proposal: up and pile up and pile Boise, died on August 8, 2020 ww.cloverdalefuneralhome.com of Accent Funeral Home and targeting poles by In- How do we remain close up,” she says — repurpos- in a local hospital. Arrange- Cremation, Meridian. ments are pending with Alden- Hancock, Richard "Hank", terfaith Sanctuary and and intimate when we ing was on her mind. Waggoner Funeral Chapel, 76, of Nampa died Friday, Au- Shaw, Jean “Jeanie”, 76, of City Light Home for Wo- can’t be close physically? Quilts historically have Boise. gust 7, 2020. Services are Eagle, died Saturday, August 8, men. She expanded on the been made from scraps, pending at Zeyer Funeral Chap- 2020 at a local care facility. Chaves, Erasmo, 65, of Cald- el, Nampa. 208-467-7300 Services are under the direction “I (was not) an essential idea, and made eight and she imagined a quilt well, died Thursday, August 6, Jerry Lynn Erke, 69, of of Accent Funeral Home and worker. But I was able to individual women from that honored the sense of 2020 at home of natural caus- Cremation, Meridian. something … for the the bust up and set them purpose of mask making. es. Arrangements are under Weiser, ID died on August 4, greater good.” in a circle. “I wanted to “There’s a collective, the care of Flahiff Funeral Chap- 2020 at home. Arrangements Sivell, Shirley J., 84, of Eagle, els, Caldwell. 208-459-0833 are with Boise Funeral Home. passed away August 9, 2020. She carved virtual hugs, show the power of com- uplifting feeling that Arrangements under the direc- images of hunkering down, muning together and we’re doing this togeth- Collins, Ophelia D., 90, of Koliopoulos, James Jr., 59, tion of Bowman Funeral Parlor, what it was like to go stir- being together,” she said. er.” Payette died August 7,2020 at of Meridian, died Monday, Au- Garden City. www.bowmanfuner gust 10, 2020 at his home. Ar- crazy. She made images in “We’re one small voice; Quilts have also reflect- her home. Arrangements by al.com 208-853-3131 Lienkaemper Chapel, Ontario. rangements are under the direc- a tribute to everyday he- together, it’s far more ed and recorded history — Condolences to the family at tion of Accent Funeral Home Vega, Jesse V. 60 of Ontario roes and one titled “We powerful. So that’s when from family history to www.lienkaem- and Cremation, Meridian. passed away at his home on Fri- can do this.” She pulled the piece starting coming world events: Think of the per-thomason.com day, August 7, 2020. Arrange- Krajnik, Ed, 99, of Nampa, ments are under the direction of vividly colored prints about together.” AIDS quilts, or peace Crawford, Ronald V., 74, passed away at his home on Fri- the Haren-Wood Funeral Chapel, nurture and love, recon- But as coronavirus af- quilts, or quilts stitched Caldwell, died Saturday, August day, August 7, 2020. Services Ontario. 8, 2020. Funeral Home: Dakan are pending at the Nampa Fu- necting, isolation. fected our ability to be in with the names of people Venable, Lois E., 95, of Meridi- Funeral Chapel. neral Home, Yraguen Chapel. “I was feeling so bad proximity, Ballenger in World War II camps. an, passed away on Saturday, about people being quar- looked anew at the circle “A lot of those different Eagan, Sharon L , 81, passed Martin, Frances Ann , 79, of August 8, 2020, at a local care antined and stuck inside. of women. “What if I put movements throughout away on Aug 6, 2020 in Meridi- Boise passed away at a local center of natural causes. Ar- Maybe lonely. Maybe them, oh, six inches apart history have been with an, Idaho. Arrangements are un- care center on Sunday, August rangements are under the direc- scared — because I cer- — are they still together?” people coming together der the direction of Cloverdale 9, 2020. Services are under tion of Relyea Funeral Chapel. Funeral Home. www.cloverdalef the direction of Summers Funer- tainly was scared the first She began playing with Vines, Gary Scott, 86, of uneralhome.com al Home, Ustick Chapel. Nampa, Idaho passed away Fri- couple of weeks. And my the space between the day, August 7, 2020. Crema- heart was just aching.” women, creating proto- Edith Elizabeth Winser, age McAllister, J David , 68, of 97, of formerly of New Ply- Boise died Saturday, August 8, tion has been entrusted to All She did a print a week types for the finished mouth passed away Friday, Au- 2020. Services are pending at Valley Cremation. before restrictions were work that she hopes will gust 7, 2020 at PeaceHealth Zeyer Funeral Chapel, Nampa. Wisner, Edith Elizabeth , age loosened. Now she’s con- be a “sense memory” — Sacred Heart Medical Center in 208-467-7300 97, of formerly of New Ply- Eugene, OR. Arrangements are mouth passed away Friday, Au- tinuing the series, looking recalling the touch that is McIrvin, Elizabeth “Betty An- a little deeper into the lacking in our coronavi- under the direction of Shaffer-- gust 7, 2020 at PeaceHealth Jensen Memory Chapel, ne”, 85, of Eagle, passed away Sacred Heart Medical Center in more difficult parts of rus-separated lives. Payette. 208.642.3333 www.s August 9, 2020. Services pend- Eugene, OR. Arrangements are being in quarantine; she’s “Just for a minute, if hafferjensen.com ing under the direction of Bow- under the direction of Shaffer-- man Funeral Parlor, Garden made almost a dozen you can remember what Edwards, I. Darlene , 86, for- Jensen Memory Chapel, City. www.bowmanfuneral.com Payette. 208.642.3333 www.s more prints that combine that feels like, that (close- merly of Boise, passed away on 208-853-3131 coronavirus with social ness) is still there — and it Sunday, August 9, 2020, in hafferjensen.com justice. will exist for us in the Springville, UT, of natural caus- Oviedo, Arturo 48 Nyssa, Ore- Wood, James A , 86, passed “This time that we’re future,” she says. “Just es. Local services are under the gon Passed away Sunday Au- away on August 3, 2020 in gust 9, 2020 at St. Alphonsus going through is so un- maybe not right now.” direction of Relyea Funeral Boise, Idaho. Arrangements are Chapel. Boise. Arrangements are under under the direction of precedented,” she says. Ballenger studied art Cindy Lou Erickson the direction of the Haren-Wood Cloverdale Funeral Home. www. Eldredge, David C., 83, of On- “It needs to be document- made by German nuns Best Funeral Chapel Ontario. cloverdalefuneralhome.com tario died August 6, 2020 at his ed. … around the time of the 8/7/2020 home. Arrangements by Poulsen, Doris E , 84, of Wood, Michael Glen , 73, of “Because of this quar- Cindy was born December 20, Lienkaemper Chapel, Ontario. Nampa died Saturday, August Boise, died on August 7, 2020 antine, people will devel- 1957 to Vernon (Rick) and June Condolences to the family at 8, 2020. Services are pending at home. Arrangements are op new habits, maybe Erickson in Idaho Falls, Idaho. www.lienkaem- at Zeyer Funeral Chapel, pending with Alden-Waggoner create phobias. I don’t She graduated from Skyline High per-thomason.com Nampa. 208-467-7300 Funeral Chapel, Boise. know, but having artwork in 1976 and shortly thereafter that reflects people’s moved to Boise to attend BSU. She was hired 1978 at Idahy emotions during this time, Federal C.U. later becoming I think, will be helpful to ICON C.U. This was her career be able to unpack what’s starting as a receptionist with 5 happened to us. … employees and retiring in 2019 as Senior Loan Underwriter. While “I want people to re- visiting Idaho Falls over Easter in 1979, she was contacted by Kevin Best an old schoolmate from junior high and high school asking for a ride back to Boise. From that day forward they were soulmates, marrying April 10, 1982. This union was not sup- TOM HANNITY ported by either of their families and they eloped and were mar- APRIL 2ND, 1976-AUGUST 9TH, 1998 ried at the county court house by the justice of the peace in Elko, Nevada in front of close Forever friends. Out of their love for each other they had one child, the love of her life, Shelley Best. She Love, Mom was the best mom in the entire world. Cindy enjoyed sewing, planting flowers, caring for her house plants, camping, shopping secondhand/antique stores and cats (having one throughout her life) but what she most liked was traveling. Cindy and Kevin traveled over most of the west- ern states sightseeing, including following highway 1 from the boarders of Canada to Mexico. We would especially like to thank all of her close friends whom she loved dearly; you know who you are. She will be missed by all who knew her, especially her husband and daughter. We will always love you! 6A TUESDAY AUGUST 11 2020 Obituaries IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM

FROM PAGE 1A related carbon dioxide with it. Bam! We suddenly look air quality in our state,” emissions in 2005 to 18.5 “If you drill down into bad. But even if our rank- she added. “I just think in 2016. the data,” Floyd ex- ing comes across as the with everybody doing DEEDS Alabama — the first plained, “most of Idaho’s smoker’s patio outside a their part, we can contin- state listed on the table — CO2 emissions are from biker bar, Idaho’s air ue to keep our air quality of America. increased carbon emis- emitted 145.7 million transportation, and while quality is not terrible — good.” Wut? sions.” metric tons in 2005, but percentage-wise, there is yet. So breathe easy. Also, Tiffany Floyd, adminis- You dang newbie trans- reduced it to 115.7 by an increase in emissions, “I’m going to go with try riding a bicycle? trator of air quality for the plants breathing out CO2 2016. overall Idaho’s CO2 emis- not yet,” Floyd said with a Idaho Department of all over the Boise area. Bottom line: See any sions are low. chuckle. “We’re going to Michael Deeds: Environmental Quality, Quit it! coal-fired power plants “... Since Idaho is al- keep it good! 208-377-6407, was just as surprised as I We all should take a around the Gem State? ready starting with low “We do a lot to protect @michaeldeeds was. So surprised, in fact, deep breath. Even if Ida- No. That is a good thing. carbon emissions, a rela- that she put the data in ho is headed in the wrong What we do see is in- tively small increase re- front of DEQ staff. direction in this report, creased population — and sults in a higher percent- Charlotte J. Harsin Is it Idaho’s constantly Floyd says, we’re still way the vehicles that come age increase.” raging forest fires? Or better off than the major- April 1940 to August 2020 Canyon County’s snub of ity of the nation. everyone and anyone who walked vehicle emissions testing If you peruse data from through her door and loved hav- until a decade ago? the U.S. Energy ing cookies on hand so we always had a sweet treat. “Looking at those ta- Information bles,” Floyd said in a Administration, you’ll see She worked for Boise Cascade telephone conversation, that most other states for 20 years and for Albertsons “I think it’s probably what have reduced their emis- for 19 years. She also had a we would expect. Idaho is sions by more than Idaho sewing hobby which she sup- ported by working for JoAnn’s one of the fastest-growing emits, Floyd said. Idaho Fabrics for 15 years as a part states. And you’re going went from 16.1 million time employee. to see ... some level of metric tons of energy- She was widowed at age 75 when her husband, Irving F. Harsin, suddenly passed away after 52 years of marriage. Charlotte J. Harsin (nee King) GO DO IT: TODAY’S TOP EVENTS born in Wathena, Kansas in 1940 Charlotte spent the last 5 years and was the youngest of the 3 Glenn Darnall of her life in assisted living due children of Arvel and Eloise King. to her dementia and most unfor- MUSIC and Russell Wilson, 5:30 to 7 February 2,1927- July 31,2020 Arvel, Eloise and the kids packed p.m. in the Meditation Garden, tunately, contracted COVID-19 on up their possessions in 1949 on July 25th. She lost her fight on Stay Home Spotlight series: Idaho Botanical Garden, 2355 N. Glenn M. Darnall of Boise, ID and garden, family camping trips, a box car to make their way to Watch musicians go live via Penitentiary Road, Boise. Part- passed away on July 31, 2020 and enjoyed keeping things orga- August 8, 2020 much to the Idaho and settled near Meridian heartbreak of her children and Facebook. musicmon- nering with the folks behind in Boise, ID nized and working around the to carve out a life for their fam- her family. days208.com/stay-home-spot- Storyfort to bring a safely- Glenn was born on February home. In his earlier days, Glenn ily. Charlotte graduated Meridian light. distanced reading series that 2,1927 in New Plymouth, to Glenn enjoyed many activities includ- High School in 1958 and married Darnall, Sr. and Bertha Wells ing pheasant and duck hunting She is survived by her son, A Darien Renee, 6 p.m. live reflects an array of themes from Irving F. Harsin in 1962. Darnall. He left New Plymouth outings and skiing. He served Martin W. Harsin & his wife from The Handlebar Boise. fiction writers, poets, creative High School in 1945 to serve in as a member of the ski club and Colleen along with the only grand- facebook.com/darianreneemus- nonfiction writers, more. Bring Anyone that knew Charlotte, the U.S. Navy. He was discharged assisted with the sale of deben- daughter Nora; and a daughter low-back chairs or blanket. knew she was strong, support- ic in fall of 1946 and returned to ture bonds, which funded bogus Tina R. Sheaffer & her husband Picnic baskets welcome or ive and a force to be reckoned A Blackfriar, 7 p.m. live from New Plymouth to complete his basin’s first ski lift. Glenn loved all Ted. She is also survived by her Chop Shop Studios. face- purchase from on-site vendors. with. She loved her children two older fraternal twin brother senior year of high school. He sports, but he especially enjoyed and wanted very much for them book.com/blackfriarboise. $10 general, $7 IBG members. enrolled at the University of Idaho baseball. He played on multiple and sister, Arvel D. King (Spouse idahobotanicalgarden.org/ to succeed in school and in life. A Caedus, 8 p.m. live from in 1947 where he obtained his teams throughout his time in high Dianne King, niece Nancy Ochoa event/bloom. Charlotte was a cheerleader & nephew Steven King) and Joyce Chop Shop Studios. face- degree in Physical Education in school, college, and the military for her children (and their many book.com/caedusrock. 1951. As a naval reservist, he service. Garrett (spouse Jay Garrett, FARMERS MARKETS friends) and encouraged them to nephew, Brad Garrett & nephew was recalled into service for the He was a beloved husband, be involved in sports and other Farm to Fork Farmers Market: Korean war. Upon discharge, he father, grandfather and friend. Chris Garrett). Tuesdays on the Creek Con- 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays, through activities to enrich their lives. Memorial Services have been 6 to 9 p.m. at Indian enrolled at Stanford University in Glenn is survived by his wife cert Series: Oct. 13, at Indian Creek Plaza, She enjoyed being active herself postponed for the safety of family Creek Plaza, 120 S. Kimball Ave., June of 1953 where he received Dorothy, his son David Darnall and getting outside as often as 120 S. Kimball Ave., Caldwell. formal schooling to start a career (and wife Barbara) of Germany, & friends until COVID19 is under Caldwell. Music by Audio Moon- possible. She loved to watch indiancreekplaza.com/farm-to- as a physical therapist. Glenn daughter Rebecca Parry (and hus- control or eradicated. Donations shine. indiancreekplaza.com. sports of all kinds and enjoyed a in Charlotte’s name can be made fork-farmers-market-1. joined the staff at Idaho Elks band Michael) of Eagle, ID, step- game show here and there too! Backstreet Boys: 7:30 p.m. at To submit a calendar listing, Rehabilitation Hospital in 1955. daughter Anne Huskinson of Roy, to the Alzheimer’s Association - alz.org. Ford Idaho Center, 16200 N. go to Events.IdahoStates- He worked for the Elks for 35 UT, and stepson Chris Huskinson She always was quick to feed Idaho Center Blvd., Nampa. man.com and click on “Add fulfilling years. of Pocatello, ID. In addition he is $54.50-$299.50. ICTickets. event”. Listings run on space Glenn has two children from survived by his six grandchildren Postponed to Aug. 23, 2021. availability. All submissions his first marriage, Rebecca and (Danny Darnall, Patrick Darnall, become the property of the David, born in 1965 and 1961 Megan Huskinson, Tom Parry, Statesman. respectively. Glenn later married Ann Parry, and Meg Parry). READINGS/SIGNINGS Dorothy Huchkinson in 1970 and The memorial mass will be held Michelle Jenkins: 208-377-6451 they enjoyed many happy times at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Bloom: A Summer Reading and adventures in their 50 years Boise, ID on Friday, August 14th Series: Featuring Lily Yasuda together. at 11:00am. The family suggests Outside of his work, Glenn’s memorials may be sent to The interests were in home and fam- Elks Rehabilitation Hospital, P.O. ily. He took pleasure in his home Box 1100, Boise, Idaho, 83701. Roy Ernest Karman Michael Lee Kaiser 1931-2020 1954-2020 Washington, where he ran the could ask for. Mike was also a sound and audio for the church history buff and very political. for nearly 3 decades. Many Though he never graduated from hours were spent at the church David Lachiondo college, he could have passed for choir practices and the vari- May 29, 1947 ~ August 7, 2020 for a history professor at any ous weekly church services. His university. He enjoyed sharing his dedication to his duties as ‘The David Lachiondo passed away He was overjoyed to become a wealth of knowledge and could Sound Man’ at Aurora for all peacefully in the early hours of grandfather at the birth of grand- pull random dates and historic those years was exemplary. Friday, August 7, 2020 at home son Henry and subsequently, his facts out of his hat with remark- After watching his children gradu- with his wife Patricia by his side. father’s namesake, Julian. He able accuracy and explain com- ate from high school and college, Dave was born on May 29, shared his love of baseball, Notre plicated war strategies. But he then supporting them as they 1947 to Julian and Lydia Dame and even silly jokes with his never bragged, always humble. both were married and had their Lachiondo in Boise, Idaho. His grandsons. He was a passionate Democrat own children, Roy and Marge sister Julie followed 2 years later Dave’s love for his Basque and wanted so much to live to made the decision to move from and together they joined a loving heritage was evident in his many see the next election. Mike was Edmonds and settle in Meridian, and boisterous Basque family. activities within the local Basque extremely patriotic. Idaho in 2006. The Lachiondo family lived on community. He played accordion Mike was a strong warrior in Roy Ernest Karman was born the Boise bench and on Hays for the children’s dance groups Michael Lee Kaiser, age 66, a difficult seven year long battle June 16, 1931, in Chicago, Roy greatly enjoyed his time in street in the North End, across and for the Ikastola, Basque pre- passed away on August 5, 2020 with cancer, and prior to that had Illinois, to his parents Earnest Meridian as his 2 grandchildren, from St. John’s Cathedral. Family school. He was a member of in Boise, Idaho. Mike was born survived a liver transplant. He and Lillian Karman. His parents Riley and Madison, were close members, such as grandmother, the Biotzetik Basque Choir and to Margaret and Elmer Kaiser on fought with such vigor and deter- emigrated from Sweden in their by and always ready to play. In Juliana Gandiaga, and Cousins played his accordion regularly April 12, 1954 in Los Angeles, mination, even up to the end. He teens and Roy was a first gen- addition to the great love for his Simon Achabal and Rash Iglesias on First Thursdays at the Basque California, and would have the had a strong faith in God and was eration American raised within family, Roy was a very dedicated lived in the Lachiondo family’s Museum and Cultural Center. pleasure of being an older broth- to be admired for many charac- a strong Swedish culture and and proud volunteer at Hands house over the years. Dave also taught classes in the er to Jeff, born seven years later. teristics. He was a quiet serious enjoyed Scandinavian traditions of Hope Northwest in Nampa, Growing up in the Basque com- Basque Studies Program at Boise He grew up in Walnut Creek, CA man with integrity and had a that he honored throughout his Idaho. He served diligently as munity, Dave did not speak fluent State University. and then followed his parents to wonderful sense of humor. Mike entire life, including enjoying pick- a volunteer bookkeeper for that English until he began attending In February, Dave received the Preston, Idaho, in his early twen- had a musician’s soul and enjoyed led herring and pepparkakor dur- organization for many years. He first grade at St. Joseph’s. For award for Outstanding Person in ties. Later he moved to Boise most of all playing the guitar and ing the holidays. He graduated also fulfilled his love of sports by much of his first year of formal the Humanities from the Idaho where he settled. Mike joined the singing beautifully until he could from Taft High School and subse- volunteering as a scorekeeper for schooling, he ran home to see his Humanities Council. navy and took great pride in his no longer due to his health. Mike quently received a degree from Upward Sports basketball games Amuma at every recess and lunch David Lachiondo believed in the military service. He also worked was a huge Beatles fan. Wright Junior College in account- in the Treasure Valley. When he break and had to be taken back power of a good hug, a bright as a truck driver in his young They were his favorite topic ing. Soon after graduating, he wasn’t active with his grandchil- to school under duress – quite smile and an endless commit- adulthood and then earned an that he was always inspired to answered the call to serve his dren or volunteer commitments, the start for a person who eventu- ment to bettering his community. electrician’s degree and license. discuss, surely an expert on. country, enlisting in the US Army. one could find Roy working in the ally earned a PhD in Educational He was preceded in death by He worked for many years as Michael was loved by so many Roy served two years in the Army yard or garage keeping active Leadership. After St. Joe’s, Dave his parents, Julian and Lydia an electrician before retirement friends and family members. He as a corporal and was stationed and working with his hands. After attended St. Teresa’s Academy Lachiondo, his aunt and uncle and was always praised for being is survived by his wife, Kimberly in Europe during the Korean War. 12 years in their beautiful home in until its closing, and was in the Carmen and Lou Dobaran, his detail oriented and professional. Kaiser, daughter, Cassandra, Meridian, Roy and Marge decided first graduating class at Bishop father-in-law Russell Smedley and He took pride in his work. Mike step children mentioned above, Before leaving for Europe, Roy it was time to move on to the Kelly High School in 1965 which his nephew Drew Noble. He is loved being helpful and he did and one brother, Jeffrey Kaiser of had found the love of his life, next chapter as they relocated to was the beginning his lifelong survived by his wife, Patricia, his help many people, in many ways. Monument, Colorado. Mike was Marjorie, as they both were active Edgewood Spring Creek in Eagle, love for the school. daughters Diana (Roger Turcotte) Mike married Bobbie (Brandt) in especially close to Sierra. He will members in the Chicago Youth Idaho, in the autumn of 2018. After attending St. Mary’s and Alicia, his grandsons Henry his mid-thirties. Out of this union, be deeply missed by us all. for Christ band where Roy played Roy enjoyed his time at Spring College in California and embark- and Julian, his sister Julie (Mark) he became a parent to a daugh- Because of virus concerns, the trumpet and Marjorie played Creek as he always felt he was ing on a career in education, Lliteras, sister-in-law Ginger ter, Cassandra, whom he cher- services for now will be limited. the clarinet. They soon real- surrounded by his loving wife and Dave returned home to Idaho (Scott) Noble, brother-in-law Tim ished. Mike also loved his role Viewing will be held from 11:00 ized they had found their special the caring and supportive staff of get his Master’s in Counseling at Smedley, mother-in-law Jane as step dad to Rachel, James am to 12:30 pm, Wednesday, person and decided to forge a Spring Creek. A heartfelt thank Idaho State University, where he Smedley, nephews Jeff (Katie) and Becky, as well to being a August 12, 2020 at Bowman life together. When Roy returned you and much gratitude goes to met the love of his life, Patricia and Scott Lliteras and family, grandpa to their children. Later Funeral Parlor, 10254 W. Carlton from being stationed in Europe the amazing staff at Spring Creek Smedley. Dave succeeded in win- niece Danielle (Jacob) Williamson, divorced, he met Kimberly Huitt, Bay Dr. in Garden City. A com- and honorably discharged, he and All Care Hospice for their ning over his future father-in-law cousin LuAnn (Mike) Stone as well whom he described as the love mittal service at the Idaho State and Marjorie were married on high level of care and compas- where others had not, with his as many other relatives in both of his life. They were married in Veterans Cemetery, 10100 N. May 15, 1954. They recently sion for Roy. excellent rendition of the “Beer the US and the Basque Country. June 2006, a year from their first Horseshoe Bend Rd. in Boise celebrated 66 years of marriage Barrel Polka” on the accordion. Due to current health concerns, date. Mike was blessed to gain will follow at 1:00 pm. Masks this past spring. After battling dementia for sev- Dave and Patti married and a private vigil and funeral service more step daughters, Summer and social distancing will be eral years, Roy passed away settled in Boise where Dave con- will be held for close family and and Sierra. He loved them all required. A celebration of his life As he began his life after serv- surrounded by his wife and chil- tinued his career in education, friends. The funeral Mass will be tremendously. One of the first will be held Sunday, April 11th, ing in the military, he worked for dren on July 30, 2020. He is sur- first as a counselor and then streamed at 11:00 a.m. Friday, traits that Kim was impressed 2021 when we can all hug and Borden’s in Chicago as an accoun- vived by his loving wife, Marjorie, as vice principal at Boise High. August 14th; the YouTube link by was what a great parent he embrace, and tell stories. tant and several of his joys were his two children, David Karman Dave moved on to serve as the will be available at www.bk.org. was, so nurturing and caring. Kim Donations in his name may be watching and cheering for the (Anne) of Seattle, Washington, Principal of Fairmont Junior High A public Mass will be celebrated and Mike had 15 beautiful years given to the Guitars for Vets Chicago Cubs baseball team and and Barbara L. Yerger (Stephen) before being called to serve as at a later date, with a reception together and traveled all over the program at the VA or any cancer vacationing in Sarasota, Florida, of Middleton, Idaho, and his 5 the Principal of Bishop Kelly High to follow. world. Mike was always up for a research organization. Kimberly with his wife, Marjorie. grandchildren, Maksimilian and School. During his time at BK, In lieu of flowers, please send new adventure and never minded would like to give a special thanks Ava Karman, Riley and Madison Dave built relationships with staff, memorials to either the Lachiondo packing luggage, navigating on to the loving care Mike received After 12 years of marriage, Roy Conrad, and Sloane Yerger. In teachers, parents and students to Family Scholarship fund at the the wrong side of the road in at the VA hospital especially from and Marge decided to adopt a lieu of flowers, the family politely help create a culture of academic Bishop Kelly Foundation, 7009 England, and even handled the Dr. Montgomery, Dr Bauer, and baby boy and 2 years later they requests that donations be made excellence, community and faith. W. Franklin Rd, Boise, 83709, or craziest of drivers in southern Dr Lloyd. May he rest in peace. adopted a baby girl. Their family in Roy’s memory to Hands of He was known as a tough disci- the Basque Museum and Cultural Italy for two months on one Please visit Mike’s memorial was now complete. Roy moved Hope Northwest in Nampa, Idaho. plinarian with a heart of gold to Center, 611 Grove St. Boise, trip (their favorite). And although webpage online at www.bowman- his family to Cincinnati, Ohio, the young people he worked with. Idaho 83702. he didn’t share Kim’s interest in funeral.com. and then in 1973 they relocated Dave’s daughters, Diana and foreign food, he had a special to Edmonds, Washington, where Alicia were his pride and joy. He skill of hunting down a cheese- they lived in the same house instilled the values of hard work burger even in the most remote for 32 years. Roy was a very and an ethic of service in his girls corners of the world. Mike was active member at Aurora Church and inspired them to carry on his the best traveling buddy a wife of the Nazarene in Shoreline, legacy of service to community. TUESDAY AUGUST 11 2020 7A IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM Weather

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for weeks, but family Health and Welfare to members had not been have this figured out. It’s Hold care facilities accountable informed. also become clear that Other family members private care facilities, for told the Statesman of whatever reason, are not for reporting on COVID-19 similar experiences, re- doing an adequate job of ceiving confusing, con- informing family mem- flicting or delayed in- bers of exposure to coro- that have been reporting ing homes, which are plan, that means visits to formation about CO- navirus for people living BY THE EDITORIAL BOARD active COVID-19 out- federally regulated, while long-term care facilities VID-19 from the facilities and working in their facil- breaks to the CDC. the state list contains are prohibited. That that house their loved ities. Idaho is five months In addition, seven nurs- nursing homes and state- leaves families often at ones. These places need to do into the coronavirus pan- ing homes reported out- regulated residential as- the mercy of individual Meanwhile, the state a much better job of re- demic, and we still breaks to the Centers for sisted living facilities and facilities to let them know merely “recommends” porting coronavirus, and haven’t gotten a handle Disease Control and Pre- group homes for people what’s happening within facilities notify residents the state needs to do a on cases in the state’s vention that appear to be with disabilities. those walls where loved and their designated rep- much better job of hold- nursing homes and long- stable or resolved but We already know that ones may be exposed to resentatives and families ing their feet to the fire. term care facilities. have never shown up in the elderly are at most the deadly virus. “within a reasonable The lives of thousands As Idaho Statesman the state’s record of out- risk from the disease Unfortunately, the timeframe.” of our most vulnerable journalist Audrey Dutton breaks. caused by coronavirus. Statesman found, many Further, state officials residents are at stake. reported, the system of The state gets its in- In Idaho, 60% of the family members are left at the Department of reporting COVID-19 cases formation from local 237 deaths were in people in the dark. Health and Welfare rely Statesman editorials are and deaths is unorganized health districts, while the 80 and older, and 94.5% Several family members on an “education” strate- the unsigned opinion and disjointed, leading to CDC gets outbreak in- of all deaths have spoke with the Statesman gy rather than fines or expressing the consensus of an underreporting of formation directly from occurred in people 60 and and said they were un- imprisonment for failure the Idaho Statesman’s cases and leaving families nursing homes. older. aware of cases or out- to notify families. editorial board. Board unaware of and misin- Both of the data sources Our highest priority breaks at their loved ones’ As with other problems members are publisher formed about outbreaks have contained inaccu- must be protecting those facilities. In one case the state encountered, we Rusty Dodge, editor and deaths in facilities racies caused by data in the most vulnerable examined by the States- have been willing to give Christina Lords, opinion where loved ones are entry or processing errors populations. Protecting man, one Boise facility officials the benefit of the editor Scott McIntosh, living. in a fast-changing pan- those populations, though, failed to inform family doubt in responding to an newsroom editors Dana A Statesman analysis of demic that has over- can’t happen if we’re members that a resident unprecedented event that Oland and Jim Keyser and state and federal data whelmed long-term care unaware of outbreaks and had died from COVID-19 overwhelmed agencies. community members Mike found that the Idaho De- facilities and public health cases. earlier that day. In that But now that we are Wetherell and Sophie partment of Health and agencies. In addition, with Ada facility, nursing home five months down this Sestero. Welfare’s records don’t Further, the CDC data- County in Stage 3 of staff had been testing road, it’s well past time include 13 nursing homes base contains only nurs- Idaho’s phased reopening positive for coronavirus for the Department of

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POLICE SUPPORT that have been passed I am writing this in around will only make it response to a recent worse. Please look at the letter to the editor. Re- history of San Francisco ferring to Black people, and see what happened the writer stated “with a to the most beautiful city police call, they face the in the world and ask, do risk of being victimized you want Boise to go even if they are the ones down the same path? that called for help. The Steve Murphy, ones charged with pro- Meridian tecting them and the community have as- VIOLATING sumed, just by color, CONSTITUTION they are dangerous and The distinction be- criminal.” This is a se- tween what should be rious and inflammatory done about a problem allegation that our police and what the govern- are racist and treat com- ment should do is per- munity members differ- haps often blurred. It ently, solely based upon may have been right for someone’s skin color. us to have quarantined. Where does this person It could be the right deci- get their “facts”? How sion to social distance. could this person know But is it the responsibility what is in the hearts and of government to impose minds of our police offi- these things as law? If so, cers? Assuming for the why? sake of argument that In regard to the legal- there are some racist ity of Idaho’s shutdown: police officers out there, Gov. Little’s stay-at- is it fair to paint them all home order was in direct the debate over history with the same brush? violation of the Constitu- Lead editor says ‘1619 Project’ (but refused to make sub- Our police have a hard tion of Idaho (Article 1, stantive corrections): enough job as it is; they Sections 1 and 4), and “Though we may not be don’t need anymore the First Amendment to is not the same as ‘a history’ historians, we take serious- unfair and biased crit- the Constitution of the ly the responsibility of icism from those they United States. All laws in Shakespeare’s Hal said as tory.” Later in this same accurately presenting serve. Criminals receive Idaho are given legiti- BY JONATHAN BUTCHER much to his former drinking interview, she says, “(If) history to readers.” the benefit of the doubt macy by, and have au- The Heritage Foundation companion, Falstaff, in we were going to under- The Times offered a until proven guilty. thority from, the Consti- Henry IV, Part 2, and the take this project to try to modest correction in Shouldn’t our police tution. Thus it does not When The New York audience can afford the tell this 400-year sweep of March to one of the pro- officers, too? matter that Gov. Little’s Times Magazine published presumption because we history” – again, note the ject’s assertions, but this Jason Scimeca, behavior was based on the “1619 Project” last year, know his victory at Agin- term – “of people who followed still more public Meridian Idaho code because the supporters hailed this retell- court is coming in Henry V. have been so intensely criticism from a professor code itself is in violation ing of America’s founding The next act, however, marginalized both in socie- who reviewed the project LIBERAL PROGRAMS of the foundational docu- as a “woke” counternarra- for the 1619 Project may ty and in popular media, prior to release and had I am not an Idaho ment of this state. Thus, tive meant to correct the be less promising. As the that the pressure to do it her key correction ignored, native. I am like so many that part of Idaho code is historical record. Yet in project’s creators spread it justice was very high.” all of which she explained transplants from other null, and no one was recent weeks, Nikole Han- across more media and Ms. Hannah-Jones failed in an essay for Politico. states. I moved here after obligated to obey the nah-Jones, the lead editor, entertainment platforms, to catch herself again in Writing in the Atlantic, retiring to get away with governor’s order. has stressed that her project the Times, its partners at another interview, saying, Princeton professor Sean the craziness of Cali- Further, the intrusive to reframe history is not the the Pulitzer Center, and “I think it’s really important Wilentz, author of “No fornia. There I said it, I measures currently in same as “a history.” Clear Ms. Hannah-Jones have that we get a more accurate Property in Man: Slavery am from California. I place by some local juris- enough? already said 1619 should history, that we teach chil- and Antislavery at the was a member of the San dictions should be resist- Even Americans who be considered history. dren to challenge the given Nation’s Founding,” says Francisco police depart- ed through legal action. haven’t read the 1619 For example, in an in- narrative to question, to that he and historians he ment for over 33 years. Freedoms are not Project, a series of written troduction to the 1619 Pro- have an understanding of collaborated with “whole- In that time, I saw a city I subject to circumstance. work on the legacy of ject school curriculum, the the American story that is heartedly support the grew up in turn into a If freedoms can be sus- slavery, know the project Pulitzer Center says the more inclusive and that is stated goal to educate cesspool, because of the pended by circumstance, was launched with fanfare. project aims to “reframe more realistic.” widely on slavery and its liberal that govern the then we do not have a And the rollout continues: their (students’) under- History or not, a group long-term consequences.” city. I am now seeing free society. a series of books are to standing of U.S. history by of award-winning histori- But “no matter how the those liberal programs Isaiah Williams, follow, a podcast is avail- considering 1619 as the ans, including Dr. Allen C. history is interpreted and being favored by the Cottonwood able, and public schools start of this nation’s story.” Guelzo, senior research related, (this goal) cannot local government of are using the material. Then: “For generations we scholar in the Council of be forwarded through Boise. Once the door is PATRIOTISM Lionsgate and Oprah Win- have not been adequately the Humanities at Prince- falsehoods, distortions, opened, it can’t be Wrapping yourself up frey intend to adapt the taught this history.” Pause ton, began citing inaccu- and significant omissions.” closed. I feel bad for the in the flag does not make project for film and TV. to consider the repeated use racies in the project shortly homeless people that live one a patriot. It is de- For the 1619 editors to of the word. after its release. In re- Jonathan Butcher is a senior in the Treasure Valley. I fending the rights of now say, “presume not that For her part, Ms. Han- sponse to one Letter to the policy analyst in the Center wish there was an easy every American that I am the thing I was” nah-Jones has said in at Editor in the Times from a for Education Policy at The way to fix that, but allow- makes one a patriot. should make us suspicious least one interview, “But I group of professors, the Heritage Foundation ing some of the programs Gary Nelson, Boise of the project’s future. didn’t want it to be a his- Times continued to muddy (heritage.org).

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NBA IT’S OFFICIAL: THERE WILL BE A PLAY-IN SERIES IN WESTERN Sports CONFERENCE 3B

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Trump, coaches make push Morikawa embraces for season as cracks emerge his major title moment

BY DOUG FERGUSON Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO Collin Morikawa couldn’t help but break into a smile, and not just because the shiny Wa- namaker Trophy he won at Harding Park was positioned on a stand next to him. Just over 14 months ago, Morikawa went through com- mencement after Collin his All-American Morikawa career – on the golf course and in the class- room – across the Bay Bridge and up the road at Cal-Berke- ley. Since then, he has played 28 tournaments around the world and already has three victories AP file photo on the PGA Tour, one of them a Oregon offensive lineman Penei Sewell is among the players who took to social media to urge leaders to let them play this season. major championship. In the last 50 years, only four other play- ers won their first major before day,’” SEC Commissioner age 23 or younger – Jordan BY RALPH D. RUSSO Greg Sankey posted on Twitter. Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Associated Press “Can we play? I don’t know. Woods and Seve Ballesteros. We haven’t stopped trying.” He already is No. 5 in the President Donald Trump on OUR UNIVERSITY IS COMMITTED TO PLAYING A growing number of ath- world. Monday joined a U.S. senator NO MATTER WHAT, NO MATTER WHAT THAT letes have spoken out about That alone puts him among and a number of coaches call- ‘‘LOOKS LIKE ... WE WANT TO PLAY NO MATTER saving the season, with Clem- the elite, except that Morikawa ing to save the college football son star quarterback Trevor didn’t need to win the PGA season from a pandemic- WHO IT IS OR WHERE IT IS. Lawrence among a group post- Championship to feel that way. forced shutdown as supporters ing to Twitter with the hashtag “When I woke up today, I was pushed the premise that the Scott Frost, Nebraska head coach WeWantToPlay. Trump threw like, ‘This is meant to be.’ This players are safer because of his support behind them Mon- is where I feel very comfort- their sport. day. able,” Morikawa said. “This is There was speculation two of in giving up hope on playing been taken by its presidents “The student-athletes have where I want to be, and I’m not the five most powerful confer- any sports in the fall. Farther and chancellors as of Monday been working too hard for their scared from it. I think if I was ences — the Big Ten and the east, Old Dominion canceled afternoon, and the powerful season to be cancelled,” the scared from it, the last few Pac-12 — might call off their fall sports, too, becoming the Southeastern Conference made president tweeted. holes would have been a little fall seasons and explore the first school in college football's clear it was not yet ready to That didn't help the Moun- different. But you want to be in possibility of spring football. highest tier to break from its shutter its fall season. tain West, which announced this position.” The Mountain West became league; the rest of Conference “Best advice I’ve received that all fall sports including Harding Park was not a place the second conference in the USA was going forward with since COVID-19: ‘Be patient. football were postponed. for the meek. NCAA’s Football Bowl Sub- plans to play. Take time when making deci- Old Dominion dropped out Rare is Sunday at a major divison to do just that, joining A Big Ten spokesman said sions. This is all new & you’ll the Mid-American Conference no votes on fall sports had gain better information each SEE SEASON, 2B SEE MORIKAWA, 2B

NFL hitting the weights hard said. in Year 10, but it’s never and sharing videos and “We do sprints and he’s too late to change. I’ve photos of his bulging always out front,” safety identified the leader that I muscles and extreme Justin Simmons said. was before wasn’t getting Star-studded list of NFL players workouts on social media. “He’s been the most it done. … I have to “I didn’t take any days motivated I’ve seen,” change. I have to be like looking for 2020 rebound off, I didn’t go on any linebacker Bradley Chubb those guys.” vacations and I didn’t do agreed. “He’s going to Joining Miller on a anything but work out,” have a monster year.” comeback campaign in his five-year run as an don’t feel like I’m fin- Miller said. Miller said he realized Denver this season is BY ARNIE STAPLETON All-Pro first- or second- ished yet.” It shows. he wasn’t tapping his full Chubb, Miller’s pass- Associated Press team selection came to an Neither does Tom Bra- But it isn’t just his leadership potential when rushing partner who blew end and the Denver Bron- dy nor JuJu Smith-Schus- buffed body that’s turning he read “The Mamba out a knee in September. ENGLEWOOD, COLO. cos’ playoff drought per- ter or Baker Mayfield, heads at team headquar- Mentality” following Chubb expects to be Von Miller is deter- sisted. among the other big ters. Coaches and team- Kobe Bryant’s death and ready to go on opening mined to show 2019 was “I didn’t play to the names looking for big mates also see a more again when he watched night Sept. 14. an oddity, not an omen. ‘Sack Master’s’ stan- bounce-backs in 2020. serious, cerebral Miller. the Michael Jordan docu- “I’m easing back into Miller’s performance dards,” Miller said. “My Miller, the biggest NFL “I do sense that he’s got mentary “The Last practice and getting my last season was nothing to coaches felt like there was star to contract CO- a hunger to his game and Dance.” flow back to where it scoff at considering he more for me to give. Most VID-19, made the most of to his attitude that I don’t “It’s never too late to was,” Chubb said. “I feel had eight sacks and made of all, I feel like I can give his home gym after reco- think he’s had the last few change,” Miller said. “I his eighth Pro Bowl. But more and I can be more. I vering from the virus, years,” coach Vic Fangio might be 31 years old and SEE LIST, 2B 2B TUESDAY AUGUST 11 2020 Sports IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM

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East WLPct GB L10 NHL New York 10 6 .625 — 5-5 Tampa Bay 8 8 .500 2 4-6 1 p.m. Baltimore 7 7 .500 2 5-4 NBCSN — Columbus at Tampa Bay, Game 1 TUESDAY’S TV Boston 6 9 .400 3 ⁄2 5-5 1 1 Toronto 5 8 .385 3 ⁄2 4-6 3:30 p.m. AUSTRALIAN RULES NBCSN — Calgary vs. Dallas, Game 1 Central WLPct GB L10 FOOTBALL 6 p.m. Minnesota 10 6 .625 — 6-4 1 NBCSN — Carolina vs. Boston, Game 1 Detroit 8 5 .615 ⁄2 6-4 3 a.m. 1 FS1 — AFL: Collingwood at Adelaide Cleveland 10 7 .588 ⁄2 5-5 8:30 p.m. Chicago 8 8 .500 2 6-4 3 a.m. (Wednesday) 1 FS1 — AFL: Essendon at Gold Coast NBCSN — Chicago vs. Vegas, Game 1 Kansas City 7 10 .412 3 ⁄2 4-6 West WLPct GB L10 SOCCER (MEN’S) KOREAN BASEBALL Oakland 12 4 .750 — 9-1 ORGANIZATION 6 p.m. Texas 6 8 .429 5 5-5 ESPN — MLS is Back Tournament: Portland 1 3:30 a.m. Houston 6 9 .400 5 ⁄2 3-7 vs. Orlando City SC, Final, Orlando, Fla. 1 ESPN — Kia at LG Seattle 6 11 .353 6 ⁄2 3-7 3:30 a.m. (Wednesday) Los Angeles 5 11 .313 7 3-7 ESPN — Doosan vs. Samsung TENNIS 3 a.m. National League MAJOR LEAGUE TENNIS — Prague-WTA Early Rounds East WLPct GB L10 9 a.m. BASEBALL 1 TENNIS — Lexington-WTA & Prague-WTA Miami 7 3 .700 ⁄2 7-3 4:30 p.m. Early Rounds MANUEL BALCE CENETA AP Atlanta 11 6 .647 — 7-3 1 MLBN — Kansas City at Cincinnati or 3 a.m. (Wednesday) New York 7 9 .438 3 ⁄2 4-6 1 Miami at Toronto TENNIS — Prague-WTA Early Rounds Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer tops the MLB salary list at $17.8 million for Philadelphia 4 6 .400 3 ⁄2 4-6 5 p.m. the 2020 season. Washington 4 7 .364 4 3-6 FS1 — Chicago Cubs at Cleveland WNBA Central WLPct GB L10 7:30 p.m. MLBN — Oakland at L.A. Angels or Seattle 5 p.m. Chicago 10 3 .769 — 8-2 at Texas (in progress) ESPN2 — Las Vegas vs. Indiana, Braden- Milwaukee 6 7 .462 4 5-5 ton, Fla. ing day list at $16.3 mil- St. Louis 2 3 .400 4 2-3 MLB 1 NBA 7 p.m. Cincinnati 7 9 .438 4 ⁄2 5-5 lion, boosted by a $23 1 ESPN2 — New York vs. Los Angeles, Pittsburgh 3 13 .188 8 ⁄2 1-9 noon Bradenton, Fla. million signing bonus. NBATV — Houston vs. San Antonio, West WLPct GB L10 MLB average salary Los Angeles Angels Colorado 11 4 .733 — 7-3 1 outfielder Mike Trout was Los Angeles 11 5 .688 ⁄2 7-3 1 San Diego 9 7 .563 2 ⁄2 5-5 third at $15.8 million, San Francisco 7 10 .412 5 4-6 under $1.3 million 1 followed by San Diego Arizona 6 10 .375 5 ⁄2 4-6 sports are less convinced shortstop Manny Macha- Sunday’s Games FROM PAGE 1B Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 that big-time college foot- Major League Base- negotiations that failed do ($15.1 million), Hous- Detroit 2, Pittsburgh 1 ball programs decrease ball’s eye-popping sala- to produce an agree- ton pitcher Zack Greinke Boston 5, Toronto 3 Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2 SEASON the risk of getting and ries took an astonishing ment. Commissioner ($14.1 million), New York Texas 7, L.A. Angels 3 spreading COVID-19. dive during the coro- Rob Manfred unilaterally Yankees pitcher Gerrit Seattle 5, Colorado 3 earlier in the day. The “This is a very conve- navirus pandemic to announced a 60-game Cole ($13.3 million), Col- Oakland 7, Houston 2 Cleveland 5, Chi. White Sox 4 (10) Virginia school, a relative nient, self-serving narra- their lowest level in near- regular-season schedule orado third baseman Baltimore at Washington, sus. newcomer to major col- tive for people who want ly a quarter-century, that started four months Nolan Arenado ($12.96 Atlanta 5-8, Philadelphia 2-0, 7 innings both games lege football, canceled fall college football to happen according to a study by late on July 23, down million), Houston second N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 2 sports less than a week whether to score political The Associated Press. from the normal 162 baseman Jose Altuve Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 3 L.A. Dodgers 6, S.F. 2 after C-USA set out a plan points or for revenue Washington pitcher games for each team. ($12.63 million), Astros San Diego 9, Arizona 5 to play a football season. purposes," said Zachary Max Scherzer topped the Salaries averaged pitcher Justin Verlander Chi. Cubs at St. Louis, ppd. "We concluded that the Binney, an epidemiologist shortened season’s list at $1,295,942 on expanded ($12 million) and Nation- season – including travel with Oxford College at $17.8 million, his income opening-day rosters after als pitcher Stephen Stras- while last year’s pennant and competition – posed Emory University. “But partially protected by a prorated pay was fac- burg ($11.7 million). winners – the Nationals too great a risk for our I’ve yet to see anyone of huge signing bonus. That tored in, according to the and Astros – would have student-athletes,” ODU them do it with actual is the lowest amount for AP study. That must feel been out. It still feels President John R. Broder- data. baseball’s highest-paid like a throwback pay- Notable early, but some teams ick said. “Estimate the risk for player since Los Angeles check, similar to a vin- Creating interesting have played over a quar- Michigan coach Jim me of what would have Dodgers pitcher Kevin tage jersey – it’s the low- standings: If you wanted ter of their 60-game Harbaugh took a different happened with these stu- Brown made $15.7 mil- est average in the AP’s chaos in this abbreviated schedules. stand, saying the Wol- dents were they not to lion in 2000. annual opening-day baseball season, you’re According to Fan- verines have shown that play college football ver- Players receive about study since $1,176,967 in already getting it. The Graphs, the Marlins (7-3) players can be safe after sus what's going to hap- 37% of their 2020 pay 1996 and down from question is: How long still have only a 22.9% they return to school. He pen to them if they do? under the formula $4,375,486 at the start of will it last? chance of making the cited Michigan's CO- That's actually a really agreed to in March by the 2019 season. If the playoffs had 16-team postseason field. VID-19 testing stats, in- complicated, really diffi- MLB and the union, a Los Angeles Dodgers started Monday, the The Tigers (8-5) have a cluding 11 positives out of cult question to answer. I figure the union wound pitcher Clayton Kershaw Marlins and Tigers 32.4% chance. 893 administered to the don't think we know for up keeping during bitter was second on the open- would have been in, — WIRE REPORTS members of the football sure.” program and none in the The number of con- BONUS: Subscribers will find coverage of yesterday’s MLB games in the eEdition under the ‘BASEBALL XTRA’ tab. last 353 tests. firmed infections in the “I’m not advocating for U.S. is more than 5 mil- football this fall because lion, the most in the of my passion or our play- world. FROM PAGE 1B JU-JU SMITH-SCHUS- last year when he set play-action system, which ers desire to play but Dr. Amesh Adalja, a TER (& BEN ROETHLIS- career lows with 45 recep- also should help settle because of the facts accu- senior scholar at the Johns BERGER): Smith-Schuster tions for 501 yards. Now Mayfield, who had 21 mulated over the last Hopkins University Cen- LIST paid the price after Roes- he has Rivers throwing to interceptions in 2019 to eight weeks since our ter for Health Security, thlisberger suffered a him. Rivers was intercept- go with 22 touchdown players returned to cam- said only an NBA-type like I’ll be good for Week season-ending elbow ed a whopping 20 times passes. pus on June 13," Har- bubble can really protect 1, for sure.” injury in Week 2. After last year in L.A. to go with KHALIL MACK (& THE baugh wrote. college athletes more than TOM BRADY (& ROB catching 111 passes for his 23 TD tosses. That BEARS): The league’s Nebraska coach Scott the general population GRONKOWSK I): Like 1,426 yards and seven followed an effective highest-paid defender Frost made similar claims and keep the season from Miller, Brady put up de- TDs in 2018, Smith had two-year stretch in which followed his smashing and said if the Big Ten being disrupted by the cent numbers in 2019, but 42 catches for 552 yards Rivers averaged 30 touch- debut season in Chicago doesn’t play, that might virus. he sputtered down the and three TDs. Big Ben is down throws and 11 in- with a rather pedestrian not stop the Cornhuskers. “If we’re going to try stretch along with the rest back and so is James terceptions. 2019 that saw him tally 81 “Our university is com- and minimize the risk of of the Patriots, who fol- Washington (16.7 yards ODELL BECKHAM JR. (& / 2 sacks, his fewest since mitted to playing no matter the virus, it’s really that lowed their 8-0 start with per catch). Pittsburgh also BAKER MAYFIELD): his rookie season in 2014. what, no matter what that the setting of the country a 4-5 finish, capped by drafted Notre Dame’s big Mayfield followed a 27- Although he had the same looks like and how that as whole is the issue, not their home loss to Ten- receiver Chase Claypool. TD rookie season with a number of tackles – 47 – looks," Frost said. “We really actually the sport,” nessee in the playoffs. That should open things step back under Freddie as he did in 2018, Mack’s want to play no matter who said Adalja, a member of That was Brady’s farewell up for Schuster under- Kitchens, and Beckham 14 QB hits ranked 46th in it is or where it is.” the NCAA's COVID-19 to New England after two neath to return to his was never himself as he the NFL and his eight Sen. Ben Sasse, a Ne- advisory panel. decades and six rings. 2018 form. played through a sports tackles for loss ranked braska Republican, picked The number of cases Grownkowski came out of T.Y. HILTON (& PHILIP hernia. Beckham is 61st, numbers not befit- up on the safer-with-foot- per day has declined re- retirement to join Brady RIVERS): Like Schuster, healthy again following ting his $141 million con- ball theme in a letter to the cently, but not for long in Tampa, where the Bucs Hilton was adversely offseason surgery and tract. presidents and chancellors enough to say the pan- are sure they’ll end their affected by injuries and seems a better fit in new of the Big Ten. demic has been con- 12-year playoff drought. spotty quarterback play coach Kevin Stefanski’s “Life is about tradeoffs. trolled, said Lucia Mullen, There are no guarantees an epidemiologist and that college football will analyst for the Johns Hop- be completely safe — kins University Center for FROM PAGE 1B VID-19 pandemic. Casey before getting his PGA that’s absolutely true; it’s Health Security. must have felt like one. Tour card, went through a always true,” he wrote. Mullen hears echos of He was still on the 17th year of learning without “But the structure and the nation's debate over MORIKAWA tee when he looked back winning and now has 13 discipline of football pro- reopening schools in the and saw Morikawa’s shot. wins, a major and twice grams is very likely safer case made by football with so many possibilities take the lead. “Nothing you can do has been No. 1 in the than what the lived expe- players and coaches. Struc- at the beginning, at the Two holes later, Paul but tip your cap to that,” world. rience of 18- to 22-year- ture and support is healthy turn and down the Casey tied him with a Casey said. “Collin has Morikawa didn’t wait olds will be if there isn’t a for young people, she said. stretch. The drama was nifty up-and-down for taken on that challenge that long. He won the season.” "The worry with the relentless. Nine players at birdie on the 16th, where and pulled it off. That’s Barracuda Championship Michigan's situation U.S. is, and this is some- one point could claim a the tees were moved for- what champions do.” to earn a PGA Tour card. falls in line with what thing I put to the sports as share of the lead. ward to 294 yards to en- He won at Muirfield He won against a strong many medical staffers are well, we all do want sports There was Dustin John- tice players to go for the Village last month not field for validation. Now seeing on their campuses. back, but it’s going to be son, who started with a green. from that bold play on the he’s a major champion. “We’ve seen it spread incredibly aggravating if one-shot lead. The power Morikawa thought back 14th hole, but after Justin Young stars are emerg- thus far within roommates we try and bring it back of Tony Finau, Bryson to the 14th hole at Muir- Thomas made a 50-foot ing every year, and it was and outside of our facilities and we have to cancel the DeChambeau and Came- field Village during the birdie putt in the playoff. easy to overlook Morika- primarily. We haven’t seen season because it’s not ron Champ was on full Workday Charity Open, Morikawa answered with wa. He was a runner-up a lot of spread within ath- working," she said. “And display. Jason Day where he fearlessly hit a 25-foot birdie of his own two years in a row for the letic facilities themselves,” that it delays us for yet brought the experience of driver in a similar sit- and won two holes later. Hogan Award, given to said Dr. Kyle Goerl, med- another year and we can’t winning majors and being uation – big trouble left, He is comfortable in the the nation’s best college ical director at Kansas have any sports for the No. 1 in the world. water right – and drilled it most uncomfortable sit- player. Doug Ghim won in State. rest of the year because Morikawa embraced to 12 feet. uations. 2018, Matthew Wolff a Doctors and epidemiol- our virus outbreak is too the moment and deliver- His shot was the signa- It was Thomas who year later. And it was ogists outside of college uncontrollable.” ed the signature shot that ture moment of this ma- gave Morikawa more Wolff who denied Morika- allowed him to win a jor, a driver that bounced confidence than he need- wa a victory last year in thriller. just right and onto the ed. They got together for Minnesota by making a Actually, there were green and rolled up to 7 dinner at the Canadian long eagle putt on the last two moments. feet below the cup. He Open last summer, Mori- hole. ENGAGE WITH THE SPORTS STAFF After catching a good made the eagle putt and kawa’s first start since Players know best. For general sports inquiries, email [email protected]. break – even the most was on his way to a two- graduating from Cal. “There’s always a For outdoors inquiries, email [email protected]. tested major champions shot victory with a 6- Thomas told him he was bunch of guys that rock need those – with a tee under 64, matching the good enough, he would up on the scene, and he Follow our coverage on our Facebook pages: Idaho Statesman, Boise State Sports, Varsity Extra and Playing Outdoors. shot off a tree and into lowest final round by a make it. didn’t necessarily get the play on the 14th, he was PGA champion. 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SPORTS IN BRIEF participating in the Rams' team meetings, and he doesn't need surgery or another med- Kuznetsova out ical procedure. of US Open, NHL Tallon out as Panthers GM: The Florida Pan- citing pandemic thers will have a new general manager next season, making the an- NEW YORK rinka and Nick Kyrgios. nouncement early Mon- Svetlana Kuznetsova, day that Dale Tallon is the 2004 U.S. Open NFL leaving the franchise champion, added her Hardy, architect of after 10 years. name to the growing Orange Crush, dies at Tallon’s contract as group of players with- 87: Carroll Hardy, a president of hockey oper- drawing from the Grand multi-sport star best ations and general man- Slam tournament be- known as the only man ager expired July 1, and cause of the coronavirus ever to pinch hit for Ted was extended by Pan- pandemic. Williams, died Sunday at thers owner Vincent Kuznetsova wrote age 87. Viola to get through the Monday on Instagram Hardy was also known AP file remainder of a season that she was pulling out as the football executive Svetlana Kuznetsova says she is pulling out of the U.S. Open and the tournament that was stretched out by of the U.S. Open and the who helped assemble the preceding it at the same site in New York because of COVID-19. the coronavirus pandem- tournament preceding it “Orange Crush" defense ic. The Panthers were at the same site in New in Denver during the eliminated from the York. 1970s. because of the coro- playoffs on Friday, fall- The Western & South- The University of Col- navirus pandemic. ing to the New York ern Open starts Aug. 22; orado, where Hardy was Jacksonville signed Islanders in four games. the U.S. Open starts Aug. a three-sport star, said he three veterans Sunday — That ouster, the end of 31. died of complications defensive tackle Caraun yet another season of Also withdrawing from from dementia. He is Reid, defensive back high expectations that the U.S. Open on Mon- survived by his wife and Tramaine Brock and didn’t deliver as planned, day were No. 31 Barbora three children. defensive lineman Carl sealed Tallon’s fate. Strycova of the Czech Hardy went on to play Davis — in hopes of fill- Republic, a Wimbledon professional baseball and ing the void. They also Soccer semifinalist in 2019, and football after starring in waived rookie corner- Atlético says 2 players No. 108 Wang Xiyu of track, baseball and foot- back Kobe Williams. infected: Atlético Ma- China. ball at Colorado from New Rams DT out with drid said Monday that Kuznetsova wrote: “I 1951-55. non-football injury: players Ángel Correa and feel very sad, because I Hardy was the 33rd New Los Angeles Rams Sime Vrsaljko have test- have been (waiting) for overall pick in the 1955 defensive tackle ed positive for the coro- these tournaments so NFL draft by the San AP file A'Shawn Robinson is navirus but the rest of much, but the pandemic Francisco 49ers. and The Florida Panthers ousted general manager Dale sidelined indefinitely the squad has been changes all plans.” averaged 28.2 yards a Tallon after the team was eliminated from the NHL with a non-football in- cleared to make the trip The 35-year-old Rus- catch as a rookie with 12 playoffs, falling to the New York Islanders. jury, coach Sean McVay to Portugal for the sian, who also won the receptions for 338 yards says. Champions League quar- 2009 French Open, has and four touchdowns. The Rams put Robinson terfinals. been ranked as high as Before reporting to the year tour of military duty sive linemen, bringing on the active/non-football The new negative re- No. 2 in singles. She is 49ers camp, Hardy and his major league their total to five just a injury list Saturday, and sults came as a relief for currently No. 32, which signed with the Cleve- career spanned a decade week into training camp. McVay discussed their the Spanish club — and would have put her in land Indians and played from 1958-67 with stops The Jaguars placed new signee's prognosis UEFA — just two days line to be seeded at on their A-league team in in Cleveland, Boston, defensive tackles Brian Sunday without disclosing before the start of the Flushing Meadows. Reading, Pennsylvania. Houston and Minnesota. Price (knee) and Donta- the nature of Robinson's final stage of Europe’s top Three of the top seven In 1956, he was hitting Hardy was the only vius Russell (hip) on condition, which isn't club competition. An women in the rankings, .365 in 21 games with the man ever to pinch hit for injured reserve Sunday, coronavirus-related. outbreak within one of the including No. 1 Ash Bar- Indians’ Triple-A team in Red Sox icons Williams adding to a depth McVay admitted Rob- clubs in the final eight ty, have pulled out of the Indianapolis when he and Carl Yastrzemski. problem created when inson's condition was could have hurt UEFA's U.S. Open, as have the was ordered to report to Jaguars lose 2 more defensive end Lerentee “something that kind of hopes of successfully defending men’s cham- the U.S. Army. defensive linemen: The McCray and defensive surprised us” when Rob- finishing the tournament pion, Rafael Nadal, and He returned to the Jacksonville Jaguars are tackle Al Woods opted inson reported to train- amid the pandemic. others such as Stan Waw- Indians after his two- down two more defen- out of the 2020 season ing camp. Robinson is — WIRE SERVICES

PGA CHAMPIONSHIP who became the sixth NBA player to capture this major before turning 24. For Johnson, it was Morikawa delivers great another major that got It’s official: NBA away. He had a one-shot lead and didn’t do too will have a play-in shot in quiet moment much wrong on the day except for not keeping it in the fairway for better series in the West chances of birdie. He BY DOUG FERGUSON drove into the hazard on have to go 2-0. Associated Press the 16th and chipped in BY TIM REYNOLDS ABC will air Game 1 of for birdie when it was too Associated Press the play-in series on Sat- SAN FRANCISCO late, and a birdie on the urday at 2:30 p.m. EDT. The best shot of his life, 18th gave him a tie for LAKE BUENA VISTA, FLA. Game 2, if necessary, the shot that made Collin second. It’s now official: There would be Aug. 16 at 4:30 Morikawa a major cham- It was his fifth runner- will be a play-in series to p.m. on ESPN. pion, was never supposed up finish in a major – his determine the final play- There will be no play-in to happen. only title is the 2016 U.S. off spot in the Western series in the Eastern Con- He knew the tee on the Open – and his second Conference. ference; Brooklyn and 16th at Harding Park straight runner-up in the Memphis’ 108-99 loss Orlando have secured would be moved forward PGA Championship. to Toronto on Sunday what were the last two at the PGA Champion- Brooks Koepka proved means that it’s no longer available spots on that ship. He said during prac- to be all talk. He looked at possible for more than a bracket, with Washington tice rounds that wouldn’t CHARLIE RIEDEL AP the crowded leaderboard four-game difference in – the only other team that tempt him to go for the Collin Morikawa greets his caddie Jonathan Jakovac on on Saturday night and the standings between the came to Disney with a green. But this was Sun- the 18th hole after their final round of the PGA didn’t see anyone with his eighth- and ninth-place chance of qualifying in day afternoon, right after Championship on Sunday. experience of four major finishers in the West the East – already elim- Morikawa had chipped in championships, even when the seeding game inated. for birdie to break out of a dishing on Johnson be- schedule ends later this The playoffs begin seven-way tie, and at this lack of a roar this shot and saw the ball roll to- cause he has “only won week. Monday, Aug. 17. moment was tied again deserved. He had no idea ward the cup. one.” By the rules the NBA “Obviously, that’s what with Paul Casey. how good it was until he “What a shot,” was all Koepka didn’t make a set for this season’s res- everybody’s goal is,” New “I knew I had to hit a got closer to the green. Casey could say. “Noth- birdie until the 12th hole. tart, there had to be more Orleans coach Alvin Gen- good one,” he said. “This is one time I real- ing you can do but tip you He went from two shots than a four-game cushion try said Sunday. The shot will be re- ly wish there were cap to that. Collin had behind to a 74, tying for for the No. 8 team to get The matchup for the membered as one of the crowds,” he said with a taken on that challenge 29th. the final playoff spot out- play-in will be known no best in a major that hardly broad smile. “I was just and pulled it off. That’s “It’s my first bad round right. The league decided later than Thursday. anyone witnessed, not praying for a straight what champions do.” in a major in a while,” to add the play-in series There are four seeding with spectators banned bounce … and then after it Golf’s latest major said Koepka, who said he option in an abundance of games on Friday, the last during the COVID-19 era bounced, it kind of got champion was still in the spent the back nine most- fairness, since about 14% day of the regular season, for majors. behind a tree that we vicinity of Harding Park ly trying to cheer on of the regular season though none of them will Morikawa hit driver on couldn’t see around the just over a year ago, fin- Casey and his bid to win a schedule was eliminated have any bearing on the the 294-yard hole that corner. So once it ishing up his degree at first major at age 43. because of the coronavi- West matchup. was perfect in flight and bounced, I was like ‘OK, I California and his All- Youth rules these days. rus pandemic. Only two of the eight even better when it land- will take it anywhere.’ American career, part of a Morikawa finished at Memphis remains alone NBA first-round matchups ed, hopping onto the “I peeked around right new cast of young stars in 13-under 267, and left so in eighth place, even after are known: Brooklyn green and rolling to 7 feet and looked around the a sport filled with them. many others wondering Sunday’s loss. No team clinched the No. 7 spot in for an eagle that all but tree, and it looked really, He only played Harding how close they came. has clinched a spot in the the East by beating the clinched victory on a really good.” Park about a dozen times Matthew Wolff, who play-in series; the Griz- Los Angeles Clippers on mostly quiet, chilly after- The COVID-19 pan- while in college, but never grew up with Morikawa in zlies could have assured Sunday night, and a first- noon at Harding Park. demic that moved the set up with rough like this Southern California and themselves of no worse round series against the In the first major with- PGA Championship from or with the tees all the turned pro last summer than that had they beaten defending NBA champion out spectators, the 23- May to August was al- way back. with him, shot a 65 and the Raptors on Sunday. Toronto Raptors. year-old Californian fin- lowed to be played only if Now he has three PGA joined Jason Day, Bryson Game 1 of the play-in That means Milwaukee, ished with a bang. The spectators were not al- Tour victories and is No. 5 DeChambeau, Tony Finau series will be Saturday, the East’s No. 1 seed and chip-in for birdie, the tee lowed. But there was one in the world, taking his and PGA Tour rookie with Game 2 – if neces- the team with the best shot for eagle, it added to person who won’t forget place among the young Scottie Scheffler at 10- sary – the following day, overall record in the NBA, a 6-under 64 and the best what he saw. stars by beating a cast of under 270. Aug. 16. To advance and will meet the eighth- closing round by a PGA Casey, with his first world-class players on the Cameron Champ, face the top-seeded Los seeded Orlando Magic in champion in 25 years, and good shot at winning a public course in San Fran- among eight players who Angeles Lakers in the first another first-round series. a two-shot victory over major, birdied the 16th to cisco. had a share of the lead at round, the eighth-place Casey (66) and Dustin tie Morikawa for the lead. “Those are moments some point, lost momen- team will have to win one Johnson (68). Standing on the tee at the I’m always going to re- tum with a double bogey of the two games and the The only regret was the par-3 17th, he looked back member,” said Morikawa, at the turn. ninth-place finisher would 4B TUESDAY AUGUST 11 2020 Explore IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM

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IF YOUR BIRTHDAY IS TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2020: Changes shouldn’t be drastic this year. Ease into the adjust- ments you feel are most likely to help you reach your goal. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Get back to basics, and don’t hesitate to ask for a favor if it pertains to work and advance- ment. 3 stars TAURUS (April 20-May 20): BABY BLUES RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY SCOTT Set high standards, and put your energy into projects that make you feel passionate. Make peace and love priorities. 3 stars GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Keep your thoughts and plans a secret. It’s best to put everything in place before you share with others. 3 stars CANCER (June 21-July 22): Separate work from pleasure. Enforce changes that are in South had a hand worth at agreement with what others GARFIELD JIM DAVIS least one try for slam, but the first want. 4 stars thing to do was locate a trump fit. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A Once North produced a simple change that takes place may not raise of spades, South drove be something you expect, but to slam via Roman Key-card acceptance will be the first step Blackwood. to discovering how best to move Declarer won the top trump forward. 2 stars lead and cashed his second top VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): spade, establishing that he had Follow the rules. Don’t let any- a trump loser. Then he cashed one railroad you into something his top hearts, following what that doesn’t sit right with you. seemed like the natural sequence 5 stars DILBERT SCOTT ADAMS of the king, ace, queen. West LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): ruffed the third round and got off Make your surroundings more lead with a club, and in the full- accommodating. Clear a space ness of time, declarer ended up that is conducive to the projects with losers in diamonds and the you want to get underway. 3 stars trump suit. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Once South knew that West What you do will make a differ- had a trump winner, he needed ence. Choose to let your actions to be cautious about how he speak for you. 3 stars handled hearts. Cashing the king SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. was fine; so was playing toward 21): Having the proper docu- the ace in dummy. If West held ments in order and your plan in a singleton heart and chose to place will give you the edge you JEFF MACNELLY’S SHOE CHRIS CASSATT, GARY BROOKINS & SUSIE MACNELLY ruff, he would only be ruffing a need over someone. 3 stars loser, and there would be a home CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. for the diamond loser. But now 19): It’s best to find a way to keep declarer should have returned to the peace by finding an alterna- hand via a club in order to lead tive way to reach your goal. another heart. It does not help 5 stars West’s cause to ruff the club, as AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. he will immediately be forced to 18): Don’t feel you have to lead diamonds, and declarer’s accommodate someone who is loser will go away. not heading in the same direc- After scoring the heart queen, tion. stars declarer cashes his clubs and PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): ruffs dummy’s fourth heart. Personal improvements will grab SALLY FORTH FRANCESCO MARCIULIANO Again, it does not help West’s attention and compliments that cause to ruff the third heart, as will boost your confidence. declarer will discard his diamond 4 stars on dummy’s heart winner. By Bobby Wolff By Eugenia Last

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Legals LEGALS & PUBLIC LEGALS & PUBLIC LEGALS & PUBLIC NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICES NOTICES NOTICES undersigned at the address indi- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ISB No. 2082 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Any time after 21 days following cated, and filed with the Clerk of FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Attorneys for Applicant FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF the last publication of this sum- the Court. THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND 12550 W Explorer Dr, Ste 100 THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND mons, the court may enter a DATED this 7th day of August. FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA Boise, ID 83713 FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA judgment against you without fur- 2020. MAGISTRATE DIVISION Tele: 208.375.2100 COLLECTION BUREAU, TNC., Cook Brothers Construction, ther notice, unless prior to that /s/ Cynthia D. St. John IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 0004721170-01 an Idaho corporation, Inc., an Idaho Corporation, time you have filed a written re- Cynthis D. St. John OF: James A. Noland Plaintiff, Plaintiff, sponse in the proper form, in- c/o Ahrens DeAngeli Law Group Deceased. FICTITIOUS NAMES -vs- vs. cluding the Case No., and paid LLP CASE NO. CV01-20-10926 NICHOLAS NOLAN, Clifford H. Clark and Beulah B. any required filing fee to the P.O. Box 9500 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR Defendant. Clark, husband and wife, The Es- Clerk of the Court at 200 W. Boise, Idaho 83707-9500 (I.C. § 15-3-801) THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CASE NO. CV01-20-01241 tate of Clifford H. Clark, The Es- Front Street, Boise, Idaho 83702 Telephone: (208) 639-7799 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FOR THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN SUMMONS FOR SERVICE BY tate of Beulah B. Clark, Drainage (208) 287-6900 and served a 0004723034-01 Toni M. Noland whose address is AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA PUBLICATION District No. 2 of Ada County, and copy of your response to Plaintif- 5820 N. Applebrook Way, Boise IN RE: Michael Tyler Marston- TO: THE ABOVE NAMED any Current Occupants, Does I-X. f’s attorney at Varin Wardwell Idaho 83713, has been appoint- Henderson LLC, 242 N. 8th Street, Suite DEFENDANT(S): Defendants. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ed personal representative of the Case No. CV 01 20-11039 You have been sued by the CASE NO.: CV01-20-11269 220, Boise, Idaho 83702 (208) above-named decedent. All per- NOTICE OF HEARING ON 345-6021. FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF above named Plaintiff. The na- Summons THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND sons having claims against the NAME CHANGE (Adult or ture of the claim against you is NOTICE: YOU HAVE BEEN SU- A copy of the Summons and decedent or the estate are re- Emancipated Minor) Complaint can be obtained by FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA monies due and owing. Any time ED BY COOK BROTHERS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE quired to present their claims A Petition to change the name of after 21 days following the last CONSTRUCTION, INC., THE contacting either the Clerk of the within four months after the date Michael Tyler Marston- Court or the attorney for Plaintiff. OF KENNETH R. BOEHME, publication of this summons, the ABOVE-NAMED PLAINTIFF IN Deceased. of the first publication of this No- Henderson, now residing in the court may enter a judgment AND FOR ADA COUNTY, IDA- If you wish legal assistance, you tice to Creditors, or said claims City of Boise, State of Idaho, has should immediately retain an at- CASE NO. CV01-20-12313 against you without further no- HO, CASE NO. CV01-20- NOTICE TO CREDITORS will be forever barred. been filed in the District Court in tice, unless prior to that time you 11269. torney to advise you in this mat- Claims must be presented to the Ada County, Idaho. The name will ter. (I.C. § 15-3-801) have filed a written response in TO: DEFENDANTS CLIFFORD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that personal representative at the change to Michael Tyler Marston. the proper form, including the H. CLARK AND BEULAH B. DATED this 7/20/2020 day of address indicated, and filed with The reason for the change in July, 2020. the undersigned has been ap- case number, and paid any re- CLARK, HUSBAND AND WIFE: pointed personal representative the Clerk of the Court. name is: To separate from quired filing fee to the Clerk of The nature of the claim against Phil McGrane Jesse R. Thomas [I.S.B. No. adopted family and take back Clerk of Court of the above-named decedent. the Court and served a copy of you is to Quiet Title and for De- All persons having claims against 8271] birth name. your response on the Plaintiff’s claratory Judgment. By: Lusina Heiskari Idaho Legal Estates and Probate A hearing on the petition is Deputy Clerk the decedent or the estate are Attorneys, Mark L. Clark, PLLC, Any time after 21 days following required to present their claims Attorney at Law scheduled for 10:00 o’clock PO Box 846, Nampa, Idaho, the last publication of this sum- 0004716790-01 within four (4) months after the 6126 W. State St. Ste. 504 a.m. on 9/21/2020 at the Ada 83653; (208) 463-2311. A copy mons, the court may enter a Boise, Idaho 83703 County Courthouse. Objections LEGAL NOTICE date of the first publication of of the Summons and Complaint judgment against you without fur- this Notice or said claims will be Telephone No. (208) 996-3398 may be filed by any person who can be obtained by contacting ei- ther notice, unless prior to that forever barred. 0004720912-01 can show the court a good rea- ther the Clerk of the Court at time you have filed a written re- Boise area non-profit agency son against the name change. seeking qualified, licensed con- Claims must be presented to the 200 W Front Street, Boise, Idaho sponse in the proper form, in- undersigned at the address indi- Date: 7/27/2020 83702, (208) 287-6900 or the cluding the Case No., and paid tractors to provide trade serv- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PHIL McGRANE ices and installations in the fol- cated, and filed with the Clerk of THE THIRD JUDICIAL attorney for Plaintiff. If you wish any required filing fee to the the Court. CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT legal assistance, you should im- Clerk of the Court at 200 W. lowing specialties: ELECTRI- DISTRICT OF By: Austen Joseph, Deputy Clerk. CAL / VENTILATION / INSU- DATED this 7th day of August, THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN mediately retain an attorney to Front Street, Boise, Idaho 83702 2020. 0004718793-01 advise you in this matter. (208) 287-6900 and served a LATION. To receive a contrac- AND FOR THE COUNTY OF tor package please send a re- Holly A. Colwell CANYON DATED: Signed: 7/23/2020 copy of your response to Plaintif- c/o Ahrens DeAngeli Law Group 12:25 PM f’s attorney at Varin Wardwell quest to cap3contracts@outlook MAGISTRATE DIVISION .com with your trade specialty in LLP In the Matter of the Estate of: PHIL McGRANE LLC, 242 N. 8th Street, Suite P.O. Box 9500 CLERK OF THE COURT 220, Boise, Idaho 83702 (208) the subject line and contact infor- GARY ALLEN NIGHTINGALE, mation in the body of the mes- Boise, Idaho 83707-9500 Deceased. By: Caterina Moritz Gutierrez 345-6021. Telephone: (208) 639-7799 Deputy Clerk A copy of the Summons and sage. All applicable provisions NOTICE TO CREDITORS Publish: Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25 Complaint can be obtained by described in the agency contract 0004723148-01 Case No. CV14-20-05673 0004714358-01 contacting either the Clerk of the for services will need to be in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Court or the attorney for Plaintiff. place prior to consideration for that Gregory P. Nightingale has If you wish legal assistance, you qualification as a vendor, includ- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE been appointed personal repre- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE should immediately retain an at- ing all licensing and certification FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF sentative of the above-named de- FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF torney to advise you in this mat- requirements outlined in the THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND cedent. All persons having GET BREAKING NEWS THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND ter. package. FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA claims against the decedent or FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA DATED this 7/20/2020 day of 0004720319-01 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE the estate are required to pres- COLLECTION BUREAU, TNC., July, 2020. OF SUSAN KAY WOODBRIDGE, ent their claims within four (4) an Idaho corporation, Legal Notice months after the date of the first ALERTS Phil McGrane Deceased. Plaintiff, Clerk of Court NOTICE TO CREDITORS publication of this Notice or said -vs- By: Lusina Heiskari The Bureau of Reclamation will CASE NO. CV01-20-11781 claims will be forever barred. KELLY LIERA, Deputy Clerk temporarily close Black Canyon (I.C. 15-3-801) CLAIMS MUST BE PRESENT- DELIVERED TO YOUR E-MAIL Defendant. 0004716836-01 Park in Emmett on Saturday, Au- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ED to the undersigned at the ad- CASE NO. CV01-20-04597 gust 15, 2020. The park will be Kimberly Helderman has been dress indicated, and filed with FREE SIGN UP NOW AT SUMMONS FOR SERVICE BY IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE closed until 2:00 p.m. appointed personal representa- the Clerk of the Court. PUBLICATION FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Catch a Special Thrill (C.A.S.T.) tive of the above-named dece- DATED 08/04/2020 IDAHOSTATESMAN.COM TO: THE ABOVE NAMED THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND will be held that day for children dent. All persons having claims BELNAP LEGAL, PLLC DEFENDANT(S): FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA with disabilities from the Em- against the decedent or the es- /s/ Wm. Lyman Belnap You have been sued by the Cook Brothers Construction, mett, Horseshoe Bend, and tate are required to present their ISB N 2082 above named Plaintiff. The na- Inc., an Idaho Corporation, Boise areas. claims within four (4) months af- Legals ture of the claim against you is Plaintiff, For additional information, call ter the date of the first publica- monies due and owing. Any time vs. Chris Rambough at 208-519- tion of this Notice or said claims LEGALS & PUBLIC LEGALS & PUBLIC after 21 days following the last Clifford H. Clark and Beulah 9955. will be forever barred. publication of this summons, the B. Clark, husband and wife, The 0004721179-01 Claims must be presented to the NOTICES NOTICES court may enter a judgment Estate of Clifford H. Clark, undersigned at the address indi- against you without further no- The Estate of Beulah B. Please take notice that proposed cated, and filed with the Clerk of NOTICE OF HEARING OF tice, unless prior to that time you Clark, Drainage District No. 2 seed certification standards revi- the Court. PETITION FOR ANNEXATION OF LANDS have filed a written response in of Ada County, and any Cur- sions for Beans (exhibit A), Chick- DATED this 5th day of August, TO NAMPA & MERIDIAN the proper form, including the rent Occupants, Does I-X. peas (exhibit B), Small Grains 2020. IRRIGATION DISTRICT case number, and paid any re- Defendants. (Exhibit C), and Potatoes (Exhibit /s/ Michael R. Johnson quired filing fee to the Clerk of CASE NO.: CV01-20-11269 D) are available for public review Michael R. Johnson, A request for annexation has been filed by Endurance Holdings the Court and served a copy of Summons and comment on the Idaho Crop Attorney for Applicant LLC, 1977 E. Overland Rd., Meridian, ID 83642 with Nampa & your response on the Plaintiff’s NOTICE: YOU HAVE BEEN SU- Improvement Association web- MICHAEL R. JOHNSON ISB Meridian Irrigation District for annexation of lands legally described Attorneys, Mark L. Clark, PLLC, ED BY COOK BROTHERS site: www.idahocrop.com Com- 4706 as: parcels of land being a portion of SEC 33 4N 1W, Meridian, Ada PO Box 846, Nampa, Idaho, CONSTRUCTION, INC., THE ments may be submitted to: LUDWIG " SHOUFLER " MILLER County, Idaho and being more particularly described as follows: 83653; (208) 463-2311. A copy ABOVE-NAMED PLAINTIFF IN Doug Boze, ICIA EVP at admin@i " JOHNSON, LLP of the Summons and Complaint AND FOR ADA COUNTY, IDA- dahocrop.com The public com- Attorneys at Law COM W QTR COR SEC 33 4N 1W, TH ALONG C-LINE N can be obtained by contacting ei- HO, CASE NO. CV01-20- ment period ends September 401 West Front Street, Ste. 401 MCDERMOTT RD N 990 FT TO RPB; TH E 660 FT, TH S ther the Clerk of the Court at 11269. 15, 2020. Boise, ID 83702 330 FT TH E 660 FT, TH S 330 FT, TH E 1315 FT M/L 200 W Front Street, Boise, Idaho TO: DEFENDANT THE ESTATE 0004720444-01 Telephone: 208-387-0400 TO A POINT ON THE E-W ½ SEC LINE, TH ALONG SAID E-W ½ SEC LINE N 538.61 FT TO S R-O-W FIVE MILE 83702, (208) 287-6900 or the OF CLIFFORD H. CLARK: 0004721921-01 attorney for Plaintiff. If you wish The nature of the claim against CREEK, TH ALONG SAID R-O-W N 76*42’18”W 2703 FT legal assistance, you should im- you is to Quiet Title and for De- NOTICE TO CREDITORS M/L TO C-LINE N MCDERMOTT RD, TH ALONG SAID C- mediately retain an attorney to claratory Judgment. LINE S 459.93 FT TO BEG. advise you in this matter. Any time after 21 days following IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE DATED: Signed: 7/23/2020 the last publication of this sum- FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF The Board of Directors of Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District has 12:19 PM mons, the court may enter a OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND set 8 September 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at the office of the Board PHIL MCGRANE judgment against you without fur- AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA at 1503 First Street South, Nampa, Idaho for a hearing to accept or CLERK OF THE COURT ther notice, unless prior to that IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE reject the Petition for Annexation. Any persons interested or who By:Caterina Moritz Gutierrez time you have filed a written re- OF OF SYDNEY W. RATZLAFF AKA may be affected by such change of boundaries should appear at Deputy Clerk sponse in the proper form, in- CHARLES MIGUEL ONEIDA, SIDNEY W. RATZLAFF, said hearing and show cause, in writing, why the lands should not be Publish: Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25 cluding the Case No., and paid Deceased. Deceased. annexed to said District. Failure of any person to appear will be tak- 0004714307-01 any required filing fee to the Case No. CV01-20-12108 CASE NO. CV01-20-12125 en as an assent to a change in the boundaries. The Board of Direc- Clerk of the Court at 200 W. NOTICE TO CREDITORS BY NOTICE TO CREDITORS tors will take all information presented at the hearing into considera- Front Street, Boise, Idaho 83702 PUBLICATION (I.C. § 15-3-801) tion before rendering their decision. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE (208) 287-6900 and served a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that If the Board of Directors deem it not for the best interest of the Dis- FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF copy of your response to Plaintif- the undersigned has been ap- the undersigned has been ap- trict to include the lands mentioned in the petition, the Board shall THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND f’s attorney at Varin Wardwell pointed personal representative pointed personal representative order that the petition be rejected. But, if they deem it for the best FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA LLC, 242 N. 8th Street, Suite of the above-named decedent. of the above-named decedent. interest of the District to annex said property, the Board may order COLLECTION BUREAU, TNC., 220, Boise, Idaho 83702 (208) All persons having claims against All persons having claims against the lands mentioned in said petition or some part thereof annexed to an Idaho corporation, 345-6021. the decedent or the estate are the decedent or the estate are said District. An order shall be issued by the Board to annex said Plaintiff, A copy of the Summons and required to present their claims required to present their claims property, but said order shall not become effective until the ninety -vs- Complaint can be obtained by within four months after the date within four (4) months after the (90) day period for presentation of an election petition shall have ex- SHAWN BEARD AND KERI contacting either the Clerk of the of the first publication of the No- date of the first publication of pired without such petition being presented or until approval of the LISSETA BEARD, Court or the attorney for Plaintiff. tice to Creditors or said claims this Notice or said claims will be annexation at an election. Defendant. If you wish legal assistance, you will be forever barred. Claims forever barred. If within the ninety (90) days of Board approval of an order allowing CASE NO. CV01-19-19666 should immediately retain an at- must be presented to the under- Claims must be presented to the annexation a petition signed by either ten (10) landowners or by two SUMMONS FOR SERVICE BY torney to advise you in this mat- signed at the address indicated undersigned at the address indi- percent (2%) of the landowners, whichever number is greater, of the PUBLICATION ter. and filed with the Clerk of the cated, and filed with the Clerk of District is presented to the Board which petition states that those Judge Bieter DATED this 7/20/2020 day of Court. the Court. signing request an election to approve or disapprove said annexa- TO: THE ABOVE NAMED July, 2020. Dated this 6th day of August, DATED this 20th day of July, tion, then the Board shall order an election be held within said Dis- DEFENDANT(S): Phil McGrane 2020. 2020. trict to determine whether the boundaries of the District shall be You have been sued by the Clerk of Court / s / Carlina Marie Bassett /s/ Daniel H. Ratzlaff changed as mentioned in said order. above named Plaintiff. The na- By:Lusina Heiskari CARLINA MARIE BASSETT Daniel H. Ratzlaff MICHAEL COMESKEY, SECRETARY/TREASURER ture of the claim against you is Deputy Clerk Personal Representative of the c/o Ahrens DeAngeliI Law Group NAMPA & MERIDIAN IRRIGATION DISTRICT monies due and owing. Any time 0004716824-01 Estate of LLP 1503 First Street South after 21 days following the last Charles Miguel Oneida, de- P.O. Box 9500 Nampa, Idaho 83651 publication of this summons, the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ceased Boise, Idaho 83707-9500 Telephone: 208-466-7861 court may enter a judgment FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF MURPHY LAW OFFICE, PLLC Telephone: (208) 639-7799 Publish: 11, 18, and 25 August 2020 against you without further no- THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND Michaelina Murphy, ISB # 4990 0004722655-01 0004720994-01 tice, unless prior to that time you FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA 847 E. Fairview Avenue have filed a written response in Cook Brothers Construction, Meridian, Idaho 83642 the proper form, including the Inc., an Idaho Corporation, Telephone: (208) 855-2200 case number, and paid any re- Plaintiff, Facsimile: (208) 855-0873 quired filing fee to the Clerk of vs. 0004722779-01 the Court and served a copy of Clifford H. Clark and Beulah Treasure Valley’s your response on the Plaintiff’s B. Clark, husband and wife, The IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Attorneys, Mark L. Clark, PLLC, Estate of Clifford H. Clark, FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF PO Box 846, Nampa, Idaho, The Estate of Beulah B. THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND MOST COMPLETE 83653; (208) 463-2311. A copy Clark, Drainage District No. 2 FOR THE COUNTY OF ADA of the Summons and Complaint of Ada County, and any Cur- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE can be obtained by contacting rent Occupants, Does I-X. OF CHEE Y. JULIAN, Deceased. either the Clerk of the Court at Defendants. CASE NO. CV01-20-12224 ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 200 W Front Street, Boise, Idaho CASE NO.: CV01-20-11269 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 83702, (208) 287-6900 or the Summons (I.C. § 15-3-801) attorney for Plaintiff. If you wish NOTICE: YOU HAVE BEEN SU- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that legal assistance, you should im- ED BY COOK BROTHERS the undersigned has been ap- mediately retain an attorney to CONSTRUCTION, INC., THE pointed personal representative advise you in this matter. ABOVE-NAMED PLAINTIFF IN of the above-named decedent. DATED: Signed: 7/13/2020 AND FOR ADA COUNTY, IDA- All persons having claims against 04:24 PM HO, CASE NO. CV01-20- the decedent or the estate are PHIL MCGRANE 11269. required to present their claims CLERK OF THE COURT TO: DEFENDANT THE ESTATE within four (4) months after the By: Timothy M. Lamb OF BEULAH B. CLARK: date of the first publication of Deputy Clerk The nature of the claim against this Notice or said claims will be Publish: Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25 you is to Quiet Title and for De- forever barred. 0004714285-01 claratory Judgment. Claims must be presented to the A i f 21 d f ll i d i d h dd i di

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