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BSU volleyball recognized by state legislature and a new sheriff in Twin Falls: Today in your neighborhood

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  • BSU VOLLEYBALL RECOGNIZED BY STATE LEGISLATURE
    • Later this morning, the Idaho House of Representatives will recognize the BSU women's volleyball team for their stance against trans women in college athletics this season. Boise State was 1 of 5 schools that canceled games against San Jose State due to their rostered transgender player.
    • The House Resolution reading in part:
      • "The legislature commends the Boise State University women's volleyball team for its principled stand in defending the integrity of women's athletics; recognizes the players' courage in upholding fairness in competition; and reaffirms Idaho's commitment to protecting female athletes"
    • That reading will be at 11 a.m. this morning.
  • ROAD ENHANCEMENTS IN MERIDIAN
    • Upgrades are coming to several streets in Meridian as part of a locally funded project to enhance the pedestrian experience.
    • Work will include filling in sidewalk gaps, upgrading pedestrian ramps, and adding crosswalk markings for school walk route crossings.
  • TWIN FALLS SHERIFF SWEARING IN
    • In Twin Falls, a new sheriff is in town. The swearing in ceremony for Sheriff-Elect Jack Johnson will be held this morning at 9 a.m.
    • The community is invited and that'll be at the Twin Falls County West Commissioners Meeting Room on the 2nd floor.