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Church members gather in Meridian, Idaho, for the temple groundbreaking ceremony held on Saturday, Aug. 23.

Marianne Holman Prescott

MERIDIAN, Idaho On a breezy summer day in an open field just south of the Boise River, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and others in the community gathered Saturday morning for the groundbreaking ceremony commemorating the start of construction on the Meridian Idaho Temple.

With the Boise River bottom and beautiful Idaho landscape as a backdrop, an excited crowd watched as Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles grabbed a shovel and joined other church leaders to break ground for the states fifth temple.

Nothing could be more important than to have a temple for these people in this area, Elder Bednar said. For people in the community at large this will be a beautiful place not exclusive to Latter-day Saints.

Once completed, the temple announced by President Thomas S. Monson during general conference in April 2011 will serve Mormons living in the Treasure Valley and its surrounding region.

It is a marvelous step forward every time we have either a groundbreaking or a dedication, said Elder Kent F. Richards, who serves as a Seventy and executive director of the temple department for the LDS Church. Another temple is underway and immeasurable blessings will come to all, not only the saints in this area, but especially to those who come into the temple.

Located only 12 miles from the Boise Idaho Temple, the Meridian temple will reduce current demands on the Boise temple and accommodate the development and growth in surrounding areas.

We were surprised but excited, said Grant Francis, who serves as president of the Kuna Idaho East Stake. We have lived here for 15 years and have seen the area grow. It is exciting to be a part of it. Means we better utilize our temple as we participate in hastening the work.

Although Meridian has been on the map since the 1860s, it wasnt until the 1920s that members of the LDS Church moved to the area. For a few years members would travel to Boise or Nampa to attend church, and it wasnt until April 1932 that the first organized meeting took place.

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CLARKSVILLE Water has long been a problem in the basement of Clarksville Christian Church, but parishioners did not realize how big a problem until they brought in a contractor to assess the situation.

We started having a lot of water in the basement after a heavy rain, said church elder Bob Dobbins. The church brought in a couple of contractors at different times over the years but until you dug down, there was no way to know how bad things were.

When Whipkey Construction of Carmichaels began to dig and assess where the water was coming from, there was no turning back. The small congregation quickly faced a charge of about $47,000 to take care of the problem.

We thought we could seal the foundation to stop the water leak but the block was just breaking apart in your hands like putty. It left us with no other choice but to replace the wall, Dobbins said.

He credits the generosity of members through the years, along with the support of the community at church dinners for contributing to a reserve fund that will help pay for the project.

Well be totally broke by the time this work is over with, Dobbins said. We are going to start to have dinners more often. Since this wasnt weather-related or catastrophic, we couldnt collect anything from our insurance.

It is going to take a lot of church dinners to build the churchs reserve fund to a healthy level again. Hopefully, it wont face any other issues with facilities, or the need to replace another wall anytime soon.

It was something that had to be done, Dobbins said, especially after the situation turned scary.

The wall being replaced runs the length of the front of the church. When construction workers removed the earth that faced it, the wall began to buckle, Dobbins said.

We were lucky the walls didnt cave in on us. It was the whole front wall that we had to contend with and then we were afraid the front steps were going to cave in, too, Dobbins said. We found out there was no footer.

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A bill authored by Assemblywoman Mariko Yamada, D-Solano allowing dogs on restaurant patios has been signed by Gov. Jerry Brown.

Assembly Bill 1965 gives restaurants the option to allow pet dogs in their outdoor seating areas under specified conditions unless a local ordinance determines otherwise.

"It will soon be legal to take your beagle with you to dinner," Yamada said in a press release. "With Governor Brown's signature, restaurateurs in California will see more businesses catering to their customers and the canine companions they love. I wish everyone 'bone-apptit'."

AB 1965 does not mandate that restaurants allow dogs on their patios, but makes the practice permissible as long as basic health standards and local ordinances are followed. Restaurant owners could make this decision without the threat of a citation or lawsuit, while protecting public health.

"The governor's signature has elevated our pets to become an even greater part of our families," said Judie Mancuso, president of Social Compassion in legislation. "We hope to have a play date with our first dog, Sutter Brown and the governor."

This law will become effective on Jan. 1, 2015.

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Hayden Panettiere glowed on the Emmys red carpet Monday as she showed off her growing baby bump in a plunging silver Lorena Sarbu gown and revealed the sex of her baby!

I cant wait for her to come out, the Nashville star slipped in while speaking to Giuliana Rancic on the red carpet, causing the host to exclaim, Its a girl?!

Yes, its a little girl. I have to shop, Panettiere, 25, joked. I want to go shopping, I want to paint the room Im working with my amazing interior decorator, Ben Vandiver, who did my house in Nashville. Hes trying to do something that she can grow up in and you dont have to change everything.

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As far as choosing a name for her daughter, Panettiere explains that she and fianc Wladimir Klitschko have to take a few extrasinto consideration.We have to make sure that it is American and Ukrainian all at the same time, she says. Were still working on it but we have some options.

For now, shes focusing on her outfit. I love [Lorena] and she did such a fabulous job the only thing thats difficult, honestly, is making sure everything is tucked in away and in there, and then the shoes. Walking around all night in the heels my feet get sore when Im wearing no shoes. My size 5 feet have never felt this amount of weight on top of them!

And whats the expectant actress craving? [Pregnancy] probably just accentuated my craving for chicken noodle soup, she shares. Ive always been a chicken noodle soup lover.

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Utahn among 2 LDS missionaries found dead in Taiwan

By Amy Joi O'Donoghue

August 23rd, 2014 @ 11:16pm

SPRINGVILLE " In every picture that came to Greg and Cindy Thredgold of their son serving a mission in Taiwan, there was something that stood out.

"Connor just never smiled that big," Greg Thredgold said Saturday. "In every photo he is so happy, and he wrote back how he just loved the people of Taiwan and was just so loved by them. We would just get the pictures and go, 'Look how happy he is. He is truly, genuinely happy to be serving the Lord.'"

Connor Benjamin Thredgold, 19, was one of three LDS missionaries " two of them from Utah " who died this weekend in two separate incidents. His mother said she knows he was where he wanted to be.

"He wanted to do this," she said Saturday at her Springville home. "He wanted to make his family proud. He was truly happy doing what he was doing."

Connor Thredgold, of the Church's Springville Utah West Stake, was found dead in his apartment, along with Elder Yu Peng Xiong, of the Kaohsiung Taiwan West Stake.

Authorities have not yet determined the official cause of their deaths, but Church spokeswoman Jessica Moody said no foul play is suspected. The family declined to answer any questions about potential causes, referring questions to Moody. She said late Saturday the church still had not been able to confirm any cause.

"Elder Xiong, age 24, had been serving as a missionary since March of 2013. Elder Thredgold, age 19, began his mission in March of 2014," Moody said. "We pray for their families and for all those who knew them, and express our love and deepest sympathies at this tragic time."

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In the depths of winter, we need all the daylight we can get to keep us trudging through the wind and rain with our horses and a dusty indoor school with murky lighting is enough to make us ditch schooling altogether until the spring. These luxury indoor venues all available to hire by the hour will help brighten the darkest of days.

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This naturally light, calm and inviting 22x55m school is ideal for young horses, with German-designed slanting kickboards and an integrated mounting block that can be stowed away with the push of a button. It boasts a heated client room and viewing gallery, a high-performance waxed surface and a full sound system, plus mirrors on the short side and diagonal. From 25 per hour regardless of numbers, plus 5 for lighting Tel: 01608 658743 http://www.equinethos.co.uk

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