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Museum honors pair

By BOB HUDSON
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BLACKFOOT — Paula Parks and Midori Tsukamoto accepted plaques honoring their husbands from members of the Idaho Potato Museum board of directors on Thursday. Masu Tuskamoto, already a member of the museum’s hall of fame, was given special recognition for all his contributions to the potato industry. Raymond Parks was inducted into the hall of fame.
Both men were honored posthumously because they have died within the past six months.

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City honors ‘We The People’ team
Friday, 12 March 2010

 By BOB HUDSON
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BLACKFOOT — City, county and state officials have joined to honor members of Blackfoot High School’s We The People state champions.
Mayor Mike Virtue presented a proclamation recognizing the students’ accomplishments in the state competition earlier this year. Other signatories included Sen. Steve Bair and Reps. Dennis Lakes and Jim Marriott, who represent the area in the Idaho State Legislature, and county commissioners Cleone Jolley, Ladd Carter and Donavan Harrington.

 

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(The Morning News — Bob Hudson)  Mayor Mike Virtue presents a copy of a proclamation honoring members of Blackfoot High School’s We The People state champions to representatives Ramiro Maciel, Tanya Medukha and Jordan Christensen as teacher Holly Kartchner watches.

 

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