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“We love this lake,” said Chuck Gladish as he walked with his dog Gypsy near Cocolalla Lake on Thursday. The Idaho Legislature will likely vote this morning to approve minimum water levels for the lake. Gladish is president of the lake homeowners association, which spearheaded the move. Betsy Russell SR story here. (SR photo: Kathy Plonka)
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Betsy Russell/Eye On Boise reports Senate vote on Cocalalla Lake level delayed after legislators fielded some phone calls voicing concern about it: click here. Rumor has it that our friend Spencer was among those making a call in opposition …