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‘Built with love,’ Boise’s new Interfaith Sanctuary ready to move people in

After five years of planning work, zoning disputes and legal challenges, Interfaith Sanctuary’s new shelter on State Street is ready for guests to move in, the organization announced Friday. The city of Boise certified that the shelter, at 4306 W. State Street, passed all major safety inspections and authorized that...
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Caldwell hires West Ada principal as superintendent

Caldwell trustees hired Mountain View High Principal Jeremy Montoya to be the district’s next superintendent. The school board hired Montoya after a seven-hour executive session and interviews with him and internal candidate Julie Mead. Trustees used questions from comment cards to make their decision. “We went...
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Time to leash your pup; Dog off-leash program comes to an end at three...

BOISE — Boise's popular dog off-leash program is coming to an end this weekend. Starting Sunday, March 1, various parks will have new restrictions for dog owners. At Ann Morrison Park, dog owners are asked to place their pups back on a lead beginning on Sunday. However, dogs are allowed off-leash all year at the...
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Cities don’t control HOAs. A new Eagle committee wants to encourage collaboration amongst HOA...

Homeowners’ associations struggling with neighborhood problems is a tale as old as time. These mini governments that make rules and maintain common spaces in neighborhoods, which are sometimes self-governed by neighbors or still run by a developer if a neighborhood is still under construction, handle a wide variety...
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Packed town hall highlights divide over proposed Caldwell railroad quiet zone

Caldwell residents clash over a railroad quiet zone proposal that would silence train horns at 7 crossings citywide.
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Popular Boise Bench burger joint plans a second location for the North End

A popular Boise neighborhood burger joint is expanding with a second location in a different part of town. Wylder Hospitality Group has plans to open a second Wyld Child at 1920 N. 13th Street in Boise’s North End, across from Camel’s Back Park. BoiseDev first reported on this four-plex, which includes retail space...
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They Do It All: Check out Boise Fire Department’s Adorable Rescue

This might actually be the cutest rescue we've ever seen!
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Idaho Fish and Game to stock 110,000 catchable rainbow trout statewide in March

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Idaho anglers will have more chances to reel in rainbow trout this month as Idaho Fish and Game stocks approximately 110,000 catchable-sized fish in lakes and ponds across the state in March. Fish and Game said the stocking is aimed at boosting local fisheries and...
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Cardiologists start careers together at Saint Alphonsus in Nampa

Sometimes, two people meet and form a connection. It can happen over a shared outlook, common interests or even a career path. Drs. George Samaan and Ryley McPeters met during their cardiology fellowship at Tulane University. Both doctors chose to work together at Saint Alphonsus Heart Care in Nampa, Idaho.
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Ada County Jail launches IGNITE program to educate inmates

ADA COUNTY, Idaho — A new program in the Ada County Jail aims to provide second chances for incarcerated individuals. The Ada County Sheriff’s Office is launching a new program aimed at reducing repeat offenses by focusing on education inside the jail. The initiative, called IGNITE — Inmate Growth Naturally and...

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