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Black globs in Snake River remain a mystery

2014-05-30 19:56:39| Waste Management - Topix.net

Balthasar Buhidar of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality says samples have been sent for testing but results will take at least a w We live in SW Fruitland and only had a few marble-sized hailstones, but I could tell by the constant thunder and the brownish color of the clouds that there was going to be hail in this storm--when I took ... (more)

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