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2:10Now PlayingIONA -- Parents in an Iona subdivision are hesitant to send their children to the bus stop in the mornings. Some fear their kids may catch frostbite before they catch their bus.
“I’m a little surprised it’s still an issue,” parent Joel Hiller said.
Hiller, along with other parents like Candice Preston, and Stephanie Walker have said bus 27 hasn't been showing up. Their children attend Iona Elementary in Bonneville Joint School District 93, and the question of when or if they will make it to school on time occurs daily.
“I leave for work at 7:40 a.m. and my kids are still at the bus stop. I send them out at 7:12 a.m. to go to the bus stop. That’s a good half-an-hour or more that they are out there waiting for the bus to get there,” Preston said.
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