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Month: December 2020

Some motorsport teams remain addicted to tobacco company sponsorship deals, despite tobacco causing 8 million deaths each year

Elite sports organizations have long been addicted to tobacco company sponsorships, almost since the inception of professional competition. Baseball’s National League, which would much later go on to form part of Major League Baseball, is widely considered the world’s oldest sports league. Not long after its founding in 1876, player trading cards could be found

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Local hospitals still pinched by COVID-19

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)-The Eastern Idaho Public Health Board learned Thursday, that the spread of COVID-19 differed considerably throughout the region over the past week.   The district saw a record 312 new cases on Wednesday alone. Teton Valley Health in Driggs and Steele Memorial in Salmon both reported no COVID-19 cases as of Thursday morning.

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Let it Snow!

Yesterday’s cold front brought the temperatures down for us with cold air and highs today from 33-35 in the valley. Partly sunny with increasing clouds later and lows in the mid-teens. Friday we see a shift with a couple of systems bringing fair shower chances to Wyoming state line and eastern highlands. Then we’ll have

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Snow forecasted for this week

We’ll have clouds building by tomorrow ahead of a cold front which will take temperatures to normal seasonal averages (32) into Thursday, but today and tomorrow we’ll peak around 38-42 at 2-3pm. We expect changes with more moisture by this week’s end and increase shower chances Sunday and Monday with 50% chance of snow. Lows

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Sunny Monday

We will see changes in the forecast by Wed/Thursday with a cold front bring shower chances and cloudiness and dropping temperatures. Until then, expect great sunny afternoons, light winds from the north, and highs around 40 for the SRP. Around freezing and dry for the mountains. Lows remain bitter cold 7-10 with morning wind chills

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