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    Big I-84 project at Ten Mile gets first approval, with plan not fully set in stone

    By Sydney Kidd - BoiseDev Reporter,

    2024-08-16
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    Sylvia Rivas
    08-17
    dam it's daily traffic crash that area add more buisness smh
    Paige Leandri
    08-17
    the lanes and road need to be enlarged first at 10 mile to handle the increase in traffic.
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