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Happy Valley Road in Nampa to be closed all day Tuesday
BOISE, Idaho — According to the City of Nampa, there will be a temporary full closure of North Happy Valley Road for asphalt work. The closure of N. Happy Valley Road will take place between Airport Road and Howard Lane/Cessna Way. The closure will begin Tuesday, May 28, at 9 a.m. and will continue until Wednesday, May 29, at 7 a.m.
4 Amazing Vintage WWII Era Fighter Planes Will Soar Over Boise Next Week
You’re trying your hardest to focus at work this week, but your mind just keeps wandering to that magnificent, three day long Memorial Day Weekend. You absolutely deserve the opportunity to enjoy the downtime by lounging by the pool, firing up the grill and doing well…anything but work. However, it’s important to not forget the real reason you have the day off.
9 Brutally Honest Opinions About The Geese of Boise
You either love'em or hate'em - okay, let's be real, you probably hate them: the geese of Boise. We don't necessarily "hate" wildlife but even you have to admit that mother nature has a lot of little nuisances roaming around our planet. Now, unless you're from the Treasure Valley, there's a good chance that you never imagined that this nuisance would come in the form of a feathered being such as a goose.
Study Says Thousands Are Moving to Idaho Over These Major Cities
Idaho has been going through a lot of changes in the recent years and a lot of them have been great. Between local businesses still booming and new stores and restaurants moving to Idaho it has been a whole lot of new new new. We have had a whole new In N Out, Lego Store, and Brandy Melville all a 15 minute drive from Boise. Maybe that’s one of the reasons why Boise ranked so high on the list of the best 150 places to live in America.
Boise approves 3.25% raise for teachers
Originally published May 24 on IdahoEdNews.org. The Boise School District’s Board of Trustees approved a 3.25% pay increase for the district’s teachers for the upcoming school year. “Our teachers are the ones who deliver on the mission of this district,” trustee Nancy Gregory said. “We need to respect their professionalism by offering them the kind of wages that we do.” ...
A new Starbucks could be near Boise Airport. Parking spaces present hurdle
A new Starbucks could be coming near the Boise Airport. But the timing of the application has created complications. The application for the Starbucks was submitted to the city of Boise on Nov. 30, 2023 — one day before the city’s updated zoning code, which emphasizes more dense development, less parking and more public transit, went into effect. The application is being reviewed under the legacy code. (City staff are...
Upcoming Events in Boise: A Guide to the Week of May 27 - June 2, 2024
This article contains content summarized or organized by AI tools. Learn more. Enjoy a live music residency with guitarist Dan Costello at Wine Wednesdays: Cozy with Costello, featuring $2 off Coiled Wines and Mad Swede beer tasting flights.
City of Boise settles lawsuit with former Office of Police Accountability director
Originally published May 24 on KTVB.COM. BOISE — A lawsuit filed by Boise’s former Office of Police Accountability Director, Jesus Jara, against the city of Boise, has been settled. According to a news release from the city, the parties had court-ordered mediation after a significant amount of litigation. “During mediation, Intact Insurance, the city’s insurance provider in this matter, exercised its rights under the policy, and settled the case, based...
11 New Common Sense Laws Only Real Idahoans Would Support
Common sense isn't as common as it used to be. "Whatever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paperboy, the evening tv? How did I get delivered here? Somebody tell me please. Cause this old world is just really confusing me..." Did I just quote the lyrics to the Full House...
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