Riverside
Riverside, OR · Municipal
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Star Veteran Sean Sexton Gets Specially Adapted Home After Losing Leg in War
Retired Air Force Staff Sgt. Sean Sexton, who lost his right leg after an injury during the global war on terror, has a specially adapted home in Star built with widened doorframes, roll-in showers and grab bars designed around his needs. The home came together through a partnership between the nonprofit Helping a Hero, Bass Pro Shops and homebuilder Lennar, and Sexton received it alongside his 9-year-old daughter.
Post Register
boisestatepublicradio.org
Utah’s Great Salt Lake is shrinking, posing risk to millions of people
Utah’s Great Salt Lake is shrinking, and that means a greater risk of millions of people breathing in heavy metals, arsenic, mercury and other chemical compounds that threaten human health. For the past several years, the lake has hit record lows, endangering the ecosystem and millions of birds that...
cityofeagle.org
Eagle Achieves Class 6 Rating through the National Flood Insurance Program
Content from the letter from U.S. Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, Region 10, received by the City of Eagle on November 2, 2026:. Congratulations to the City of Eagle on your commitment to wise floodplain management through participation in the Community Rating System (CRS) of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). The CRS recognizes local efforts to reduce future flood losses by reducing flood insurance premiums for a community's property owners by 5% to 45%. Some of the flood preparedness efforts credited under CRS include maintaining open space in the floodplain, elevating new buildings beyond the minimum NFIP protection level, and maintaining flood maps, just to name a few.
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Boise's Winter Garden Aglow Returns With New Lake of Lights Feature
The Idaho Botanical Garden is preparing to light up the Treasure Valley again this holiday season, with its annual Winter Garden Aglow display set to run from Nov. 27 through Dec. 30. This year's show brings a brand-new feature called the Lake of Lights, described as a river of light stretching across Outlaw Field.
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Long lines at Canyon County voting locations
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Since 1927 This Idaho Movie Palace Has Kept Its Pharaoh Carvings And Still Fills Its Seats
Gilded statues of seated scribes flank a stage in downtown Idaho, and they have been keeping watch since 1927. Yes, actual scribes, posed like they wandered in from a temple along the Nile. The whole building leans hard into the theme. Lotus-bud columns rise out front, and carved reliefs and...
boisestatepublicradio.org
Albertsons v. Kroger trial wraps in Delaware, case remains far from over
Boise-based Albertsons is seeking more than $8 billion in damages and interest from Kroger after the grocery giants’ proposed $25 billion merger fell apart in 2024. The two companies recently presented their arguments during a trial in Delaware’s Court of Chancery. Jennifer Kay, a senior correspondent for Bloomberg Law, covered the proceedings and joined Boise State Public Radio’s Morning Edition to discuss the case and what comes next.
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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.
idahobusinessreview.com
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,”...