Something was missing from the Capitol Annex grounds today – the festive white tent in the back parking lot, with its scalloped-edge trim, that housed the deluxe flushing Port-a-Potties brought in for the legislative session. Though not heavily used, the potties were there to supplement the sparse bathroom facilities in the old courthouse that’s serving as a temporary Statehouse while the Capitol is being renovated. They’re gone now, and so is the tent. However, the session still isn’t over…
Betsy Z. Russell covers Idaho news from The Spokesman-Review's bureau in Boise.
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