75¢71¢ + 4¢ Tax Single Copy The Idaho World Price “ ” Vol. 154, No. 43 The Noblest Motive Is The Public Good Wednesday, July 26, 2017 Idaho’s Oldest Newspaper Established 1863 The Voice of Boise County Drunk Driving Accidents, pg 3; History of Grandjean, pg 5; Payette River Activities, pg 8 CuMo Project ~ Shaping Communities representatives from the Idaho with public and private entities “The CuMo Project has the ment, skills transfer, enhanc- City community to speak at will produce positive commu- potential to produce 70 million ing the capacity of health and this open meeting held on July nity outcomes and ultimately pounds of molybdenum per education services, improved 18th. result in a well-developed proj- year for decades,” along with infrastructure and business op- In his presentation, Bandy ect plan,” Bandy said. “Should substantial amounts of silver portunities.” IDAHO CITY -- Phil Ban- explained more about the hir- the CuMo Project advance to and copper. Molybdenum is "We will ensure that local dy, Executive Vice President ing of “native Idahoans – like construction and production, it used to strengthen and extend people and local companies of Operations for Idaho CuMo myself – or long term residents is projected that it could con- the longevity of steel used in receive prior consideration for Mining Corporation spoke re- of the state.” There is some tribute millions of dollars in infrastructure, such as build- employment and business op- garding the ongoing project in speculation that the mine could taxes, fees and other payments ings and bridges. portunities, based on qualifica- Boise County and its potential be ready to enter the produc- to the local, state and federal Phil Bandy addressed the tions and merit." effects on the region. “The tion phase in five years; how- governments. It’s estimated question of how the CuMo The CuMo Project plans to Company is committed to ex- ever, it is still considered an that the CuMo Project could, Project could shape the future continually work with local haustive adherence to modern “exploration project”. “create as many as 5,000 jobs of Idaho City, “With the contin- residents, communities and mining practices, stewardship American CuMo, a Cana- during the mine construction ued backing of Idaho City and governments, in being “open, of all natural resources, rec- dian based company, recently phases and 1,000 jobs for 100 Boise County residents, the honest and forthright.” The lamation of the preexisting announced 100% ownership of years during production.” The CuMo Project has the potential company also plans to hold an historic mining damage, and the land, which increases the average wage in Idaho would to significantly benefit the local upcoming community meeting, meaningful community en- value of the project. be $65,000, according to the population through the creation in Placerville, which is open to gagement,” Bandy said. The “Modern mining practices Idaho Mining Association. of direct and indirect employ- all Boise County residents. Idaho City Chamber of Com- are critical to the responsible merce arranged primarily for development of the CuMo key groups, individuals and Project. Strategic partnerships Get Ready to Soar! Happenings Garden Valley: July 29 -St. Baldricks' Fundraiser sponsored by the Garden Valley Chamber of Commerce. Shaving heads to raise Flight Park in HSB money for childhood cancer research. Come watch as local celebri- ties shave their heads for a good cause. At Weilmunster Park from Written by Janet Juroch gentle and slower approach to landing zone. There is also the 1-5pm. HORSESHOE BEND -- sailing through the air. opportunity to just hike and fly Horseshoe Bend may have a A newer winter activity such for pilots seeking more of an Garden Valley - July 28 starting at 5:30pm - Weilmunster Park- 910-acre Flight Park in their as speed-flying (or speed rid- adventure on trails. Sand Volleyball Tournament -A community event and fundraiser for future, featuring free-flight ing) is an extreme sport that The HSB Flight Park wants the Lady Wolverines. $10 entry fee/person. Prizes and music. Bring your own drinks to stay hydrated. sports. The Boise County Plan- involves a combination of to also host some events to ning and Zoning Commission- paragliding and skiing. This bring more awareness and ex- Placerville - Emmanuel Church Placerville will have Coffee, Tea ers will have a chance to review air sport is also being consid- posure to the sport. Applicants and Conversation at noon on August 6th at the Placerville Plaza. the Conditional Use Permit on ered as part of the HSB Flight see this as a positive experi- Come join us. Everyone is welcome. Thursday, August 17th, 2017, Park business plan. The glider ence for the whole community. at the Horseshoe Bend Ladies is a smaller fabric wing and the Camping on site can be avail- East Boise County - Thorn Creek VFD fundraiser Aug. 12th Club Hall, 121 W. Boise St. person stays closer to a steep able for events and limited to 11:00am to 5:00pm. Music, auction & raffle, BBQ, food & drinks. in Horseshoe Bend. The CUP hill to get a fast ski ride. Speed 25 sites with same for parking Hearing begins at 6:30pm. Range can be between 20-90 spaces. Placerville: Saturday, August 19th Hot August Nights: Boise Ba- The park would be operat- miles per hour. This sport is The public can submit writ- sin Boosters are having Hot August Nights on Saturday, August 19th at the Placerville Plaza. Roast pig, a Dutch Oven cook-off. It is also ing a place for free-flight para- gaining in popularity. ten comments to P&Z Dept. no Back to School Night and Boosters will be accepting donations for gliding and offer instructional According to the application, later than 5:00pm on August school supplies for the Idaho City schools. training. Camping would also the Flight Park wants to capi- 10, 2017. A comment form is be available. The location is talize on the growing interest available on the county web- Placerville - Sunday, August 20th at 7:00 PM Booster will serve set to be adjacent to the HSB of the sport and bring people to site. Oral comments can be hotdogs and snowcones for $1 each at the Placerville Plaza. Spon- Transfer Station which is on HSB for that experience. Along made at the public hearing. The sored by Donna's Place, Ed Cain and George Jelinek will provide 50s the Old Emmett Road. CUP with having a place for experi- local community is always en- and 60s rock and roll for listening or dancing. 2017-008 applicants and own- enced “pilots” to fly, people couraged to attend these meet- ers are Justin Boer from Hawaii can come and obtain USHPA ings. Placerville - Monday, August 21st from 8-11 AM Placerville Fire and Scott Edwards of Boise, free-flight certifications with Considerations by P&Z com- Auxiliary will serve pancakes for $1 a pancake at the Placerville Pla- za. Eat your fill before the eclipse! Idaho. The owner of the acre- tandem flights and “first time missioners is that the park be age is Steve Loomis, Manager students who want a conser- conforming to the Unified Land Sweet - Solar Eclipse Breakfast on April 21 from 7am to Noon at of Jesse LLC in Boise, has set vative approach to paragliding Ordinance. Structures, facili- the Syringa Hall (built in 1899) in Sweet, Idaho. Pancakes, sausage, an agreement for the land to be progression.” ties, health and safety will be eggs, $7. Breakfast Burritos to go only $5. Limited $2 eclipse glass- used as a flight park and school. Training at the site would reviewed. The applicants also es. Money raised goes to "Save the Syringa Hall". Donations are tax A Flight Park will provide an consist of no more than 25 peo- will comply with the Boise deductable. area for sports enthusiasts who ple. In the application, morn- County Comprehensive Plan’s enjoy learning recreational ing would be set for the novice goals and objectives. For a NOTE: The Happenings section covers events in Boise County flight activities. This would in- pilots to attend the schooling more extensive look at the clude flights with the use of a and practice on training hills. Flight Park CUP, pricing and Get A Better Deal On A Subscription! parachute or fixed wing equip- Experienced pilots will need the business plan, go the coun- Your Name Would Be Here & Delivered To Your ment, normally considered as to meet requirements, certifica- ty website at www.boisecounty. Address Every Week. motorized and non-motorized tions and sign waivers before us/planning_and_zoning Check The Back Page To Subscribe. paragliding and hang gliding. they are shuttled to the top of These are considered a more the hill and fly down to the Page 2 The Voice of Boise County - The Idaho World - Idaho's Oldest Newspaper Wednesday, July 26, 2017 WEST BOISE COUNTY Garden Valley School Preparing for the Upcoming 2017 - 2018 Year Written by Janet Juroch GARDEN VALLEY -- the Regular meetings for the program. There will be noti- Valley. The girls practice at the eclipse only. Pricing will Garden Valley School Board school Board is the second fications sent out to parents to the local Community Church be twenty dollars per car and continues to meet through the Tuesday of the month at the follow requirements by a set fields, but often are busy with one-hundred dollars for an RV summer and tackling topics Garden Valley School Flex date or students cannot come leagues using that field. Games space. in preparation for the com- Room at 6:00pm. Committee to class. are played in Horseshoe Bend New teachers are Jeanine ing year.