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Warm winter may be driving early mosquito activity across Canyon County

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By Keith Burrell
| KIVI-TV (Nampa, ID) Verified
NAMPA, Idaho — Canyon County Mosquito Abatement says crews are seeing a wider variety of mosquitoes earlier than usual this year. Inside the abatement lab, crews are identifying mosquito species and testing the ones that could carry dangerous viruses, including West Nile. Director Jim Lunders says crews expect mosquito larvae this time of year, but what is different is which mosquitoes are already showing up.
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Snake River Stampede fall showcases rodeo's safety measures

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By Keith Burrell
| KIVI-TV (Nampa, ID) Verified
NAMPA, Idaho — A horse and rider are okay after a scary moment at the Snake River Stampede. Video shot by Idaho News 6 shows a horse go over sideways in the arena while the rider stays on through the fall. WATCH | How Snake River Stampede crews prepare for rider and animal safety— Snake River Stampede fall shows rodeo safety system Snake River Stampede Director Ed Castledine said the video shows more than a fall. He said it highlights the rodeo's commitment to safety, even in scary moments.
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Historic Nampa cavalry barn still connects Snake River Stampede to its roots

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By Keith Burrell
| KIVI-TV (Nampa, ID) Verified
NAMPA, Idaho — The Snake River Stampede opens next week at the Ford Idaho Center, but exactly 30 years ago, the rodeo was still being held at its original home in Nampa near Lakeview Park. Today, part of that history is still tucked inside a green cavalry barn from the 1900s.
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