Placerville
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Kuna, Caldwell school levies pass as four Southwest Idaho measures fail
KUNA, Idaho (CBS2) — Kuna and Caldwell voters approved supplemental school levies Tuesday, while funding measures in Vallivue, Middleton, Weiser and Payette fell short, according to VoteIdaho results. Caldwell's two-year supplemental levy passed by just 78 votes, with 4,190 voters in favor and 4,112 against. The measure will raise...
bonnersferryherald.com
Herndon, Rasor, Sauter win general election
Sweeping both the primary and general elections, Republicans will soon take their seat to represent Legislative District 1 in Boise. Republican incumbent Cornel Rasor will be the only representative who gets to maintain his District 1B seat by defeating independent Kathryn Larson. Republicans Scott Herndon and Jane Sauter both bested their competitors, independent Steve Johnson and Democrat Karen Matthee, respectively.
boisemom.com
Honoring Veterans in Boise: Local Deals & Freebies
Veterans Day wasn’t exactly circled on my calendar growing up. I didn’t come from a military family—sure, a few relatives served, but it wasn’t really on my radar. Then I met my husband, and suddenly, this holiday started to mean a lot more. One of the first moments that hit me was when my daughter proudly marched and sang in her school’s Veterans Day program, beaming as she introduced “Her Veteran—Her Stepdad.”
KIVI-TV
Micron invests $11.6 million to fund new public transit route connecting Canyon County to Boise
NAMPA, Idaho — Nampa residents who rely on public transportation have faced significant challenges since the city eliminated on-demand services this summer, leaving only one bus route in operation. Now, a major private investment is set to create new connections across the valley. Micron has committed $11.6 million to...
Idaho Statesman
Harris Ranch's town center bails on office buildings. Here's what's coming instead
The developer behind Harris Ranch’s long-awaited town center is swapping offices for apartments, a move they say reflects how times have changed in the 20 years since the Barber Valley development first took shape. California developer High Rhodes is seeking to trade out a half-million square feet of workspace in favor of 309 additional apartments atop stores in the 20-acre mixed-use parcel, partner Brad Hillgren told some 60 residents at a Barber Valley Neighborhood Association meeting Monday night. The updated plans swerve from past iterations for the three-block span between Warm Springs Avenue and Wolf Tree Street. But the core concept — public space, retail, apartments and town homes — remains intact six-plus years into High Rhodes’ involvement. The new concept would nearly double the number of apartments planned for the development. High Rhodes previously conceived of 316 apartments around “food-focused” retail spaces bound by a hotel to the south and 66 town homes to the north, High Rhodes partner Steven Hillgren told the Statesman in May . In between, a pedestrian avenue will link the two ends — and their small public parks. “This has always been a little bit of a crystal-ball exercise,” said attorney Hethe Clark, representing
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Idaho News 6
Idaho Voters Reject HJR 4. Here's What Boise Neighbors Had to Say