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Meridian Embraces Spring with Outdoor Fun, Infrastructure Tour, and Sporting Achievements
Sunny skies greeted Meridian on Monday, May 19, with perfect spring weather that invited residents outdoors. High temperatures reached the low 70s, making it ideal for families, athletes, and commuters alike to enjoy the fresh air. People with seasonal allergies could breathe a little easier, as the pollen count was moderate—just enough to notice, but not enough to send most residents scrambling for tissues and allergy meds. Meridian’s air quality, too, remained good all day, with no advisories or alerts in place for the Treasure Valley region.
The community’s spotlight event today is the much-anticipated Go with the Flow Facilities Tour. Kicking off Public Works Week, this exclusive free chartered bus tour starts at City Hall at 5:15 p.m. and promises a behind-the-scenes adventure through some of Meridian’s most critical infrastructure. From the historic Water Tower to the city’s high-tech Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility, participants get an up-close look at the systems—and the dedicated people—who keep Meridian’s taps flowing year-round. The event is hosted by the Public Works Department, whose theme this year—People, Purpose, Presence—celebrates the hard-working professionals who keep the city running 24/7. Spots fill up quickly, so those wanting to join next year are encouraged to mark their calendars early[1][2].
High school sports delivered excitement over the weekend, with Meridian High School’s varsity baseball team clinching a narrow victory against Eagle, 4–3, in extra innings Sunday evening. The girls’ softball team also made headlines, shutting out Mountain View with a stunning 7–0 finish. Track and field athletes battled it out at the district meet, where Meridian’s relay teams posted personal and school-best records. The energy from school spirit was high as families packed the bleachers to cheer on their local stars.
Business news brought fresh recognition for Meridian as local lender Premier Mortgage Resources scooped up a prestigious Top Ranked Workplace title for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The honor, based on employee-driven surveys, highlights Meridian’s growing reputation as a place where companies and communities thrive together[4].
Looking ahead, the city’s Public Works Week Expo is set for Thursday at City Hall Plaza, offering family fun ranging from hands-on demonstrations to free popcorn. For now, Meridian wraps up another active spring day beneath clear blue skies—a perfect snapshot of local pride and community connection[2].
The community’s spotlight event today is the much-anticipated Go with the Flow Facilities Tour. Kicking off Public Works Week, this exclusive free chartered bus tour starts at City Hall at 5:15 p.m. and promises a behind-the-scenes adventure through some of Meridian’s most critical infrastructure. From the historic Water Tower to the city’s high-tech Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility, participants get an up-close look at the systems—and the dedicated people—who keep Meridian’s taps flowing year-round. The event is hosted by the Public Works Department, whose theme this year—People, Purpose, Presence—celebrates the hard-working professionals who keep the city running 24/7. Spots fill up quickly, so those wanting to join next year are encouraged to mark their calendars early[1][2].
High school sports delivered excitement over the weekend, with Meridian High School’s varsity baseball team clinching a narrow victory against Eagle, 4–3, in extra innings Sunday evening. The girls’ softball team also made headlines, shutting out Mountain View with a stunning 7–0 finish. Track and field athletes battled it out at the district meet, where Meridian’s relay teams posted personal and school-best records. The energy from school spirit was high as families packed the bleachers to cheer on their local stars.
Business news brought fresh recognition for Meridian as local lender Premier Mortgage Resources scooped up a prestigious Top Ranked Workplace title for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The honor, based on employee-driven surveys, highlights Meridian’s growing reputation as a place where companies and communities thrive together[4].
Looking ahead, the city’s Public Works Week Expo is set for Thursday at City Hall Plaza, offering family fun ranging from hands-on demonstrations to free popcorn. For now, Meridian wraps up another active spring day beneath clear blue skies—a perfect snapshot of local pride and community connection[2].
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By Quiet. PleaseSunny skies greeted Meridian on Monday, May 19, with perfect spring weather that invited residents outdoors. High temperatures reached the low 70s, making it ideal for families, athletes, and commuters alike to enjoy the fresh air. People with seasonal allergies could breathe a little easier, as the pollen count was moderate—just enough to notice, but not enough to send most residents scrambling for tissues and allergy meds. Meridian’s air quality, too, remained good all day, with no advisories or alerts in place for the Treasure Valley region.
The community’s spotlight event today is the much-anticipated Go with the Flow Facilities Tour. Kicking off Public Works Week, this exclusive free chartered bus tour starts at City Hall at 5:15 p.m. and promises a behind-the-scenes adventure through some of Meridian’s most critical infrastructure. From the historic Water Tower to the city’s high-tech Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility, participants get an up-close look at the systems—and the dedicated people—who keep Meridian’s taps flowing year-round. The event is hosted by the Public Works Department, whose theme this year—People, Purpose, Presence—celebrates the hard-working professionals who keep the city running 24/7. Spots fill up quickly, so those wanting to join next year are encouraged to mark their calendars early[1][2].
High school sports delivered excitement over the weekend, with Meridian High School’s varsity baseball team clinching a narrow victory against Eagle, 4–3, in extra innings Sunday evening. The girls’ softball team also made headlines, shutting out Mountain View with a stunning 7–0 finish. Track and field athletes battled it out at the district meet, where Meridian’s relay teams posted personal and school-best records. The energy from school spirit was high as families packed the bleachers to cheer on their local stars.
Business news brought fresh recognition for Meridian as local lender Premier Mortgage Resources scooped up a prestigious Top Ranked Workplace title for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The honor, based on employee-driven surveys, highlights Meridian’s growing reputation as a place where companies and communities thrive together[4].
Looking ahead, the city’s Public Works Week Expo is set for Thursday at City Hall Plaza, offering family fun ranging from hands-on demonstrations to free popcorn. For now, Meridian wraps up another active spring day beneath clear blue skies—a perfect snapshot of local pride and community connection[2].
The community’s spotlight event today is the much-anticipated Go with the Flow Facilities Tour. Kicking off Public Works Week, this exclusive free chartered bus tour starts at City Hall at 5:15 p.m. and promises a behind-the-scenes adventure through some of Meridian’s most critical infrastructure. From the historic Water Tower to the city’s high-tech Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility, participants get an up-close look at the systems—and the dedicated people—who keep Meridian’s taps flowing year-round. The event is hosted by the Public Works Department, whose theme this year—People, Purpose, Presence—celebrates the hard-working professionals who keep the city running 24/7. Spots fill up quickly, so those wanting to join next year are encouraged to mark their calendars early[1][2].
High school sports delivered excitement over the weekend, with Meridian High School’s varsity baseball team clinching a narrow victory against Eagle, 4–3, in extra innings Sunday evening. The girls’ softball team also made headlines, shutting out Mountain View with a stunning 7–0 finish. Track and field athletes battled it out at the district meet, where Meridian’s relay teams posted personal and school-best records. The energy from school spirit was high as families packed the bleachers to cheer on their local stars.
Business news brought fresh recognition for Meridian as local lender Premier Mortgage Resources scooped up a prestigious Top Ranked Workplace title for Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The honor, based on employee-driven surveys, highlights Meridian’s growing reputation as a place where companies and communities thrive together[4].
Looking ahead, the city’s Public Works Week Expo is set for Thursday at City Hall Plaza, offering family fun ranging from hands-on demonstrations to free popcorn. For now, Meridian wraps up another active spring day beneath clear blue skies—a perfect snapshot of local pride and community connection[2].