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Not all property boundary fence disputes between neighbors involve livestock, but Idaho state code puts the responsibility for maintenance on property owners on both sides of a fence. A separate state code addresses open range and herd district fences. Photo by Nancy Grindstaff

Weiser’s Architectural Preservation Committee was successful in garnering a grant for a ‘Museum in the Streets’ project that will allow signage at historic buildings and places in town. Similar programs are already in place in cities throughout the country, as shown in the above photo in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. Courtesy photo

Weiser’s Citizens on Patrol hosted its 18th annual Community Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 25, at the Weiser Activity Center for Seniors. Don Smith is pictured picking up a couple of take out meals. Serving are volunteers, COP member Keith Harlan, and Rhonda Hirata. The 2024 dinner was served in honor of four individuals who have played a vital role in the program, Chip Drerup, Chris Hagans, Charlotte Hirata and Richard Bionaz. Photo by Sarah Imada

Family members of the COP members honored at the 2024 Community Christmas Dinner helped serve the meal on Christmas day. Pictured, from left, Kay Drerup, Mari Bionaz, Harvey Hirata, and Michelle Hagans. Photo by Sarah Imada

A community Christmas violin recital featuring favorite holiday songs,was performed at Dude’s Kitchen on Sunday, Dec. 22. Instructed by Michelle Chinn Cannon and Dale Cannon, the Community Suzuki Music School’s students are Adri Folke, Daniel Pomo, Rachel Pomo, Lylianna Cruz, Santana Cruz, Ruthie Young, Kindel Mundell, Rachel Mundell, Ashly Mundell, and Debbie Enright. Photo by Nancy Grindstaff