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the cbs news has not come on the TV here yet, but its kind of strange how this new website has come along in the last few days. I'm not sure what its all about yet: [matched users account to site referenced as spam]

A friend in Utah sent me this link a few days ago. Apparently a geocache 'bomb' was recently found in the shrubbery outside of the Provo, Utah Police Department who proceeded to go into bomb scare panic mode and blew it up. Out came a plethora of cop-themed plastic kids toys flying all around... Here is a link to story: Detonated 'bomb' turns out to be box of toys

(note: found this today in a local WA paper which also covers Idaho stories. I will watch for any followup stories.) September 27, 2005 Highway 55 Reopened After Suspicious Object Identified (SMITHS FERRY - AP) - Police reopened Idaho Highway 55 just north of Smith's Ferry Tuesday afternoon after a suspicious object under Rainbow Bridge closed it for most of the day. Police say the object had been placed under the bridge by some people playing a game of hide-and-seek using a portable Global Positioning System. The highway is one of two major north-south routes in the state. It shut off the main route between Smith's Ferry and Cascade while law enforcement personnel investigated the object. It reopened at about 4 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Police say the man who stashed the object under the bridge has come forward and charges might be filed against him. Built in 1933, Rainbow Bridge is a concrete span over the North Fork of the Payette River and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. -30- http://www.klewtv.com/x68098.xml