It appears as if the Western Elmore County Recreation District (WECRD) issue is heating up again. To me, the whole issue boils down to one question:



Question: Has the WECRD effectively used the tax money they have collected from the hard working citizens of Elmore County and Mountain Home, Idaho to build a community center?

Answer: In the opinion of Tim Bondy, the short and simple answer is NO!

No Shades of Gray When it Comes to MY Tax Money
In 2001-2002, tax monies started flowing into this project to build a community center. In 2010, the only thing the citizens have to show for their forced contributions is an empty plot of land and promises seeming made with fingers crossed.

That's 8-9 years of planning just to construct one building? Would you call this an effective use of your tax dollars?

Sit or Get off the Pot?
Obviously "the district" hasn't been a good steward of our tax money or we would already have something "concrete" to show for it. The time has come for the taxpayers of Elmore County to forcefully pull the the Western Elmore County Recreation District off the pot. Feelings may get hurt, fingers may get burned but this is MY tax dollars and I demand accountability. Who's with me on this issue?


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Tim Bondy
The Bondyweb.Com author

On August 24, 2010 a commercial truck driver on Interstate 84 witnessed a UFO flying over Mountain Home. Why doesn't this surprise me? Here's their story but I just want to add my part to this story.

The date is August 23rd, 2010. I was driving home from Mountain Home Air Force Base around midnight. There was a full moon and the skies were clear as a bell. At about the halfway mark between the City and the Base, I saw two lights off in the distance that seem to be northeast of Mountain Home. One light appeared to stationary and the other light in the sky was definitely moving. I kept an occasional eye on these lights not thinking much of them. I knew the 366th Fighter Wing at Mountain Home AFB was hosting a group of F-22 and F-5 fighters for an exercise of some sort and figured they were "playing" around before landing.

As I got closer to the City of Mountain Home, I could see one light in the sky was flying rather erratically and seemed to be getting brighter and then dimmer in a rapid fashion. The other light in the sky appeared anchored in the same spot east of Bennett Mountain or further to the north. I was now rather close to the municipal airport in town and the one light was getting lower and lower each second. Then I lost sight of the light just as I past the entrance to the airport. Then our local LifeFlight helicopter appeared over Airbase Road right in front of me as it headed for its helipad at the airport. The other light northeast of town was...of course a star or a planet.

What Does This All Mean?
I'm not saying what the commercial truck driver on Interstate 84 saw was or wasn't a UFO. I just know I was a little unsure of what I was seeing. But I was hoping...hoping to see one of the USAF's newest and advanced fighters land at the Mountain Home Airport. I was disappointed and I suspect the trucker will be once they find out the real story. They may have to wait 20 years for a the "official Air Force" report becomes unclassified or they can think the situation through and know there was likely a lot of fighters from the Base in the area at the time.

Here is a link to a pdf version of the UFO report. Sometimes news stories like these disappear over time.

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Tim Bondy
The Bondyweb.Com author