| Idaho judge sends water rights decision back to DWR director |
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| Written by NATE POPPINO, Twin Falls Times News | |
| Wednesday, 24 June 2009 | |
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Idaho Department of Water Resources Director Dave Tuthill improperly handled parts of a water call dealing with seasonal variations in Snake River Canyon springs and "replacement water plans" approved without hearings, a 5th District judge has concluded. Read more...
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