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Meridian has enjoyed a beautiful stretch of weather, with Memorial Day on Monday ushering in plenty of sunshine and a high near 77 degrees. Tuesday promises even warmer temperatures, with the forecast calling for 82 degrees as summer edges closer. Allergy sufferers, take note: pollen counts have hovered at moderate levels thanks to the warm, breezy conditions, so pack those tissues if you’re heading outdoors.
Yesterday, the Meridian community gathered at the Rock of Honor Memorial in Kleiner Park for the city’s annual Memorial Day observance. This powerful ceremony featured the pledge of allegiance, heartfelt prayers, and the solemn reading of the names of Meridian’s fallen military heroes. Air Force veteran Ron Bischoff delivered an impactful message, reminding everyone that freedom is never free and encouraging all to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The respectful crowd listened as taps echoed across the park, and local leaders emphasized the importance of honoring Idaho’s fallen heroes not just on Memorial Day, but every day.
In local news, Meridian police responded quickly yesterday evening to a troubling report outside a local store: a 35-year-old woman was taken into custody after leaving a toddler in a hot car. Fortunately, authorities arrived in time to ensure the child’s safety. The incident serves as a timely reminder for all to be vigilant with temperatures rising and to never leave children or pets unattended in vehicles during the warmer months.
Area sports fans have plenty to cheer about this week. On the high school front, Meridian teams are celebrating recent victories as spring sports wind down. The city is also rallying behind Northwest Nazarene University, which is headed to the Division II College World Series in North Carolina—no doubt the talk of local sports circles.
Construction is also picking up in town, with Cherry Lane and Gentry Drive closing this week for a major sewer project. Drivers may want to plan alternate routes as crews get to work.
As we wrap up this lively 24 hours in Meridian, the city continues to thrive—honoring its heroes, supporting its teams, and enjoying the warm, sunny days that make Idaho summers so special.
Yesterday, the Meridian community gathered at the Rock of Honor Memorial in Kleiner Park for the city’s annual Memorial Day observance. This powerful ceremony featured the pledge of allegiance, heartfelt prayers, and the solemn reading of the names of Meridian’s fallen military heroes. Air Force veteran Ron Bischoff delivered an impactful message, reminding everyone that freedom is never free and encouraging all to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The respectful crowd listened as taps echoed across the park, and local leaders emphasized the importance of honoring Idaho’s fallen heroes not just on Memorial Day, but every day.
In local news, Meridian police responded quickly yesterday evening to a troubling report outside a local store: a 35-year-old woman was taken into custody after leaving a toddler in a hot car. Fortunately, authorities arrived in time to ensure the child’s safety. The incident serves as a timely reminder for all to be vigilant with temperatures rising and to never leave children or pets unattended in vehicles during the warmer months.
Area sports fans have plenty to cheer about this week. On the high school front, Meridian teams are celebrating recent victories as spring sports wind down. The city is also rallying behind Northwest Nazarene University, which is headed to the Division II College World Series in North Carolina—no doubt the talk of local sports circles.
Construction is also picking up in town, with Cherry Lane and Gentry Drive closing this week for a major sewer project. Drivers may want to plan alternate routes as crews get to work.
As we wrap up this lively 24 hours in Meridian, the city continues to thrive—honoring its heroes, supporting its teams, and enjoying the warm, sunny days that make Idaho summers so special.
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By Quiet. PleaseMeridian has enjoyed a beautiful stretch of weather, with Memorial Day on Monday ushering in plenty of sunshine and a high near 77 degrees. Tuesday promises even warmer temperatures, with the forecast calling for 82 degrees as summer edges closer. Allergy sufferers, take note: pollen counts have hovered at moderate levels thanks to the warm, breezy conditions, so pack those tissues if you’re heading outdoors.
Yesterday, the Meridian community gathered at the Rock of Honor Memorial in Kleiner Park for the city’s annual Memorial Day observance. This powerful ceremony featured the pledge of allegiance, heartfelt prayers, and the solemn reading of the names of Meridian’s fallen military heroes. Air Force veteran Ron Bischoff delivered an impactful message, reminding everyone that freedom is never free and encouraging all to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The respectful crowd listened as taps echoed across the park, and local leaders emphasized the importance of honoring Idaho’s fallen heroes not just on Memorial Day, but every day.
In local news, Meridian police responded quickly yesterday evening to a troubling report outside a local store: a 35-year-old woman was taken into custody after leaving a toddler in a hot car. Fortunately, authorities arrived in time to ensure the child’s safety. The incident serves as a timely reminder for all to be vigilant with temperatures rising and to never leave children or pets unattended in vehicles during the warmer months.
Area sports fans have plenty to cheer about this week. On the high school front, Meridian teams are celebrating recent victories as spring sports wind down. The city is also rallying behind Northwest Nazarene University, which is headed to the Division II College World Series in North Carolina—no doubt the talk of local sports circles.
Construction is also picking up in town, with Cherry Lane and Gentry Drive closing this week for a major sewer project. Drivers may want to plan alternate routes as crews get to work.
As we wrap up this lively 24 hours in Meridian, the city continues to thrive—honoring its heroes, supporting its teams, and enjoying the warm, sunny days that make Idaho summers so special.
Yesterday, the Meridian community gathered at the Rock of Honor Memorial in Kleiner Park for the city’s annual Memorial Day observance. This powerful ceremony featured the pledge of allegiance, heartfelt prayers, and the solemn reading of the names of Meridian’s fallen military heroes. Air Force veteran Ron Bischoff delivered an impactful message, reminding everyone that freedom is never free and encouraging all to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The respectful crowd listened as taps echoed across the park, and local leaders emphasized the importance of honoring Idaho’s fallen heroes not just on Memorial Day, but every day.
In local news, Meridian police responded quickly yesterday evening to a troubling report outside a local store: a 35-year-old woman was taken into custody after leaving a toddler in a hot car. Fortunately, authorities arrived in time to ensure the child’s safety. The incident serves as a timely reminder for all to be vigilant with temperatures rising and to never leave children or pets unattended in vehicles during the warmer months.
Area sports fans have plenty to cheer about this week. On the high school front, Meridian teams are celebrating recent victories as spring sports wind down. The city is also rallying behind Northwest Nazarene University, which is headed to the Division II College World Series in North Carolina—no doubt the talk of local sports circles.
Construction is also picking up in town, with Cherry Lane and Gentry Drive closing this week for a major sewer project. Drivers may want to plan alternate routes as crews get to work.
As we wrap up this lively 24 hours in Meridian, the city continues to thrive—honoring its heroes, supporting its teams, and enjoying the warm, sunny days that make Idaho summers so special.