Canyon City
Canyon City, OR · Municipal
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Nampa launches free year-round bulky item pickup program, replacing spring cleanup
NAMPA, Idaho (CBS2) — Nampa residents will no longer have to wait for a once-a-year spring cleanup to get rid of bulky household items. The city is rolling out a free, year-round bulky item and non-Freon appliance removal program, replacing the traditional spring cleanup that allowed customers one collection day per year for all bulky waste.
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Boise State installs Hahn as 8th president, sets $700M campaign goal
BOISE―Boise State University formally installed David W. Hahn as its eighth president on Oct. 29, and Hahn used his inaugural address to set a new $700 million goal for the university’s ongoing Unbridled fundraising campaign. Speaking at the Morrison Center under the theme “We Are One Boise State,”...
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Before The Holidays, Shop For Gifts From Local Makers At Idaho Made In Downtown Boise
Potato soap is a real thing you can buy here. So is a sticker that celebrates proud dog moms, and there’s free candy waiting at the register. Every shelf holds work from Idaho artists and makers. The people behind the counter are often the artists themselves, which makes gift shopping feel a lot more personal.
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Paris Baguette opens its first Idaho location at The Village in Meridian
MERIDIAN, Idaho — Paris Baguette is making its Idaho debut in Meridian, opening its first location in the state at The Village. WATCH | Paris Baguette opens first Idaho location— The bakery celebrated with a ribbon-cutting at The Village Thursday morning, ahead of its Friday grand opening. The new...
Idaho Press
ITD accelerates replacement of damaged Caldwell bridge
CALDWELL — An unexpected closure of the U.S. Highways 20 and 26 bridge north of Caldwell in early August after it was struck by a semi has caused major traffic congestion at a nearby overpass and led the Idaho Transportation Department to seek temporary solutions as it works quicker than usual on a design for the new bridge with plans to begin the construction in late 2027 or early 2028. The replacement of the U.S. Highway 20/26 overpass has made its way to the top of ITD’s list of priorities to complete, turning a project that typically takes six years into one that’s estimated to be done in two years, according Jason Brinkman, District 3 district engineer. An update on the project was given on Friday afternoon at a regional transportation meeting held by the city of Caldwell where Mayor Eric Phillips invited neighboring municipalities and transportation experts from multiple entities to discuss current and future transit issues facing Canyon County that he feels need to be addressed sooner rather than later. “When exit 26 was taken out, that caused a huge challenge and dangers because I do get off at that exit,” Phillips said. “So, I had to think
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Canyon County Ambulance District buys Caldwell property for new station
A new ambulance station, EMS training center and medical supply hub could be coming to Canyon County after the purchase of a south Caldwell property. The Canyon County Ambulance District on Friday announced it bought land from the City of Caldwell to develop Station 55. The addition would mark the first new paramedics station in Caldwell since 2003, according to a news release.
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Spanning 33 Acres, This Idaho Botanical Garden Sits Beside An Old Prison In The Treasure Valley
A koi pond, a meditation garden, and a summer concert stage all share one hillside, right next to a historic prison. That combination sounds made up, but it is very real. The grounds cover 33 acres of native and exotic gardens. You can wander from lush green beds to dry desert plantings in a single morning.
Arbiter Online
College sports bill could reshape Boise State’s financial future
As Boise State Athletics navigates rising expenses and a new era of student-athlete compensation, legislation advancing through Congress could reshape how the university manages its athletic programs and competes against wealthier schools. Athletic director Jeramiah Dickey acknowledged the need for federal intervention during an August appearance on the Ever Onward...