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Meridian Minute: Early Voting, Community Support, and Spring Surprises
MERIDIAN MINUTES: YOUR DAILY DOSE OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Meridian is buzzing with activity today as residents enjoy clear skies and warmer temperatures following Saturday's showers[3]. With a high of 72 degrees expected for today, it's the perfect weather to get out and participate in some of the exciting events happening around town.
Early voting for the May 20 Consolidated Election kicked off this morning across Ada County, including here at Meridian City Hall. Voters can cast their ballots on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through May 16[1]. Remember to bring proper photo ID and proof of residence if you need to register on-site.
In community news, Operation Homefront distributed food to local military families over the weekend, providing essential support as many families face rising costs[2][3]. The organization's efforts highlight the strong community spirit that makes Meridian special.
Idaho Gives, which ran from April 28 through May 1, just wrapped up its annual giving campaign. The statewide fundraiser supports nonprofit organizations that enhance our quality of life through housing assistance, elderly care, after-school programs, arts, and outdoor recreation. Last year, Idahoans raised an impressive $4.3 million for these vital causes[5].
For those heading to downtown Boise today, be aware that State Street closures begin today for mobility improvements[2]. Plan your commute accordingly to avoid delays.
In Valley County, repairs on the Rainbow Bridge started this morning, with lane closures expected throughout the summer[3]. If you're planning a trip north, factor in extra travel time.
On a somber note, today marks Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Day. A vigil and justice walk will begin at 8 a.m. on the Idaho Capitol steps in Boise[4].
For outdoor enthusiasts, there's exciting news from Bogus Basin, which is hosting a bonus day of skiing for only the second time ever this May[3].
As the day unfolds, Meridian continues to demonstrate why it's one of Idaho's most vibrant communities. Whether you're voting early, supporting local causes, or simply enjoying the beautiful spring weather, there's no shortage of ways to engage with our wonderful city.
Meridian is buzzing with activity today as residents enjoy clear skies and warmer temperatures following Saturday's showers[3]. With a high of 72 degrees expected for today, it's the perfect weather to get out and participate in some of the exciting events happening around town.
Early voting for the May 20 Consolidated Election kicked off this morning across Ada County, including here at Meridian City Hall. Voters can cast their ballots on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through May 16[1]. Remember to bring proper photo ID and proof of residence if you need to register on-site.
In community news, Operation Homefront distributed food to local military families over the weekend, providing essential support as many families face rising costs[2][3]. The organization's efforts highlight the strong community spirit that makes Meridian special.
Idaho Gives, which ran from April 28 through May 1, just wrapped up its annual giving campaign. The statewide fundraiser supports nonprofit organizations that enhance our quality of life through housing assistance, elderly care, after-school programs, arts, and outdoor recreation. Last year, Idahoans raised an impressive $4.3 million for these vital causes[5].
For those heading to downtown Boise today, be aware that State Street closures begin today for mobility improvements[2]. Plan your commute accordingly to avoid delays.
In Valley County, repairs on the Rainbow Bridge started this morning, with lane closures expected throughout the summer[3]. If you're planning a trip north, factor in extra travel time.
On a somber note, today marks Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Day. A vigil and justice walk will begin at 8 a.m. on the Idaho Capitol steps in Boise[4].
For outdoor enthusiasts, there's exciting news from Bogus Basin, which is hosting a bonus day of skiing for only the second time ever this May[3].
As the day unfolds, Meridian continues to demonstrate why it's one of Idaho's most vibrant communities. Whether you're voting early, supporting local causes, or simply enjoying the beautiful spring weather, there's no shortage of ways to engage with our wonderful city.
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By Quiet. PleaseMERIDIAN MINUTES: YOUR DAILY DOSE OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Meridian is buzzing with activity today as residents enjoy clear skies and warmer temperatures following Saturday's showers[3]. With a high of 72 degrees expected for today, it's the perfect weather to get out and participate in some of the exciting events happening around town.
Early voting for the May 20 Consolidated Election kicked off this morning across Ada County, including here at Meridian City Hall. Voters can cast their ballots on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through May 16[1]. Remember to bring proper photo ID and proof of residence if you need to register on-site.
In community news, Operation Homefront distributed food to local military families over the weekend, providing essential support as many families face rising costs[2][3]. The organization's efforts highlight the strong community spirit that makes Meridian special.
Idaho Gives, which ran from April 28 through May 1, just wrapped up its annual giving campaign. The statewide fundraiser supports nonprofit organizations that enhance our quality of life through housing assistance, elderly care, after-school programs, arts, and outdoor recreation. Last year, Idahoans raised an impressive $4.3 million for these vital causes[5].
For those heading to downtown Boise today, be aware that State Street closures begin today for mobility improvements[2]. Plan your commute accordingly to avoid delays.
In Valley County, repairs on the Rainbow Bridge started this morning, with lane closures expected throughout the summer[3]. If you're planning a trip north, factor in extra travel time.
On a somber note, today marks Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Day. A vigil and justice walk will begin at 8 a.m. on the Idaho Capitol steps in Boise[4].
For outdoor enthusiasts, there's exciting news from Bogus Basin, which is hosting a bonus day of skiing for only the second time ever this May[3].
As the day unfolds, Meridian continues to demonstrate why it's one of Idaho's most vibrant communities. Whether you're voting early, supporting local causes, or simply enjoying the beautiful spring weather, there's no shortage of ways to engage with our wonderful city.
Meridian is buzzing with activity today as residents enjoy clear skies and warmer temperatures following Saturday's showers[3]. With a high of 72 degrees expected for today, it's the perfect weather to get out and participate in some of the exciting events happening around town.
Early voting for the May 20 Consolidated Election kicked off this morning across Ada County, including here at Meridian City Hall. Voters can cast their ballots on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through May 16[1]. Remember to bring proper photo ID and proof of residence if you need to register on-site.
In community news, Operation Homefront distributed food to local military families over the weekend, providing essential support as many families face rising costs[2][3]. The organization's efforts highlight the strong community spirit that makes Meridian special.
Idaho Gives, which ran from April 28 through May 1, just wrapped up its annual giving campaign. The statewide fundraiser supports nonprofit organizations that enhance our quality of life through housing assistance, elderly care, after-school programs, arts, and outdoor recreation. Last year, Idahoans raised an impressive $4.3 million for these vital causes[5].
For those heading to downtown Boise today, be aware that State Street closures begin today for mobility improvements[2]. Plan your commute accordingly to avoid delays.
In Valley County, repairs on the Rainbow Bridge started this morning, with lane closures expected throughout the summer[3]. If you're planning a trip north, factor in extra travel time.
On a somber note, today marks Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Day. A vigil and justice walk will begin at 8 a.m. on the Idaho Capitol steps in Boise[4].
For outdoor enthusiasts, there's exciting news from Bogus Basin, which is hosting a bonus day of skiing for only the second time ever this May[3].
As the day unfolds, Meridian continues to demonstrate why it's one of Idaho's most vibrant communities. Whether you're voting early, supporting local causes, or simply enjoying the beautiful spring weather, there's no shortage of ways to engage with our wonderful city.