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The Festival Of Trees Returns To Boise Centre In Downtown Boise This November
Nearly 100 designer-decorated Christmas trees are about to fill one downtown building, and every single one goes up for auction. Add around 300 decorated wreaths, and you have a holiday tradition that has run for more than four decades in Idaho. The money stays close to home. Proceeds support health...
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‘We complement each other’: Idaho Army National Guard trained with members of Boise Fire Department for water rescue missions
IDAHO, USA — The Idaho Army National Guard's State Aviation Group trained alongside members of the Boise Fire Department's swift water dive team to better prepare for water rescue missions. "We are able to learn in a few iterations the skill set to ride down the cable and package...
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Wintry Market Returns to Boise Centre for 15th Year With Up to 175 Booths
Boise Centre is set to fill with handmade pottery, vintage finds and upcycled crafts as Wintry Market marks its 15th year downtown. The juried indie art, craft and vintage bazaar runs Friday, Nov. 20, from 4 to 9 p.m. and continues Saturday, Nov. 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 850 W. Front St., according to the event's own schedule.
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City of Caldwell approves two commercial and industrial developments
CALDWELL — More growth is ahead of Caldwell as new industrial and commercial developments near KCID Road were approved in a landslide by Caldwell City Council earlier this week. Both applicants received unanimous approval by council members for preliminary plats that will expand the city’s efforts in creating a balanced ratio between its residential, commercial and industrial developments. Highline Industrial Park SubdivisionThe large industrial development, Highline Industrial Park Subdivision, will sit on a 123.69-acre parcel located at 11637 Linden Road, which is approximately 1,000 feet east of the intersection at KCID Road. The future industrial park is also near US Highways 20 and 26 and the Franklin Road Interchange on Interstate 84. Already in the area is the 214,000 square-foot future headquarters of CBH Homes, which was originally part of a larger 152-acre parcel, but had 21.82 acres split off at the northwest corner for the property. Of the 123.69-acre parcel, the development calls for seven industrial lots that range between 6.95 acres to 29.40 acres each, with an average lot size of 11.80 acres for a total of 83.61 acres. It also includes 3.28 acres that will be used for 27 common lots, and one 15.09-acre buildable lot located
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Nampa considers revised food truck ordinance
Nampa, Idaho (CBS2) — Nampa officials are re-working the city’s mobile food truck ordinance after disagreements surfaced over proposed changes discussed at a City Council meeting on Monday. The revised ordinance would consolidate existing requirements under a single food vendor license. It also would change allowable operating hours...
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Micron Pours $11.6M Into New Boise-Canyon County Bus Route, But Nampa Riders Still Waiting
Micron has committed $11.6 million over five years to fund a new express bus route through Valley Regional Transit, one designed to connect Canyon County to the company's campus in east Boise. The planned Route 41 would link Caldwell, Nampa, Meridian and Boise, with stops at the Boise Airport and at Micron, using strategic park-and-ride locations along the way.