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Kuna exercises civic muscle
Kuna government officials are flexing some municipal muscle these days. The city, they say, is tired of being known as a sleepy little bedroom community and is demanding the same respect developers and the Ada County Highway District seemingly have for Boise, Meridian and Eagle. | GO...
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Wilderness bills will have new allies, new foes next year
Now that two Idaho wilderness bills are officially dead for the year - and the Bush Era - the Republicans behind the proposals are planning how to navigate a Democratic Congress and White House.
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$1.1 million grant will 'green' Special Olympics games
The 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games received a $1.1 million grant from the Wal-Mart Foundation.
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City OKs higher fees for garbage service
Boise City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved rate increases for garbage collection, said city spokesman Vince Trimboli.
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Police dog rousts suspect hiding in shed
A Meridian police dog helped capture a gang member hiding in a shed late Monday night in the Locust Grove/Franklin roads neighborhood.
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Yellow air quality alert may continue
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a yellow air quality alert for Wednesday that may extend into Thursday, when a change in the weather is expected.
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2 men plead guilty in drug, sex-abuse case
Two Boise men who admitted to giving methamphetamine to a 15-year-old girl so they could have sex with her and advertise her on Craigslist earlier this summer will find out in January how long they will go to prison.
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Public can comment on roads through public land north of Eagle
The Bureau of Land Management is asking the public to comment on proposed
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ITD to make I-84 repairs at Broadway interchange tonight
Motorists at the Broadway Avenue interchange will encounter a brief lane restriction Tuesday tonight for guardrail repair, the Idaho Transportation Department said.
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Joseph Duncan appeals death sentence
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Two Meridian men admit to giving meth to 15-year-old girl for sex
Two Meridian men who admitted to giving methamphetamine to a 15-year-old girl so they could have sexual contact with her and advertise her on Craigslist earlier this summer will find out in January how long they will go to prison.
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Department of Labor phones working again
The Idaho Department of Labors phone system began working normally Tuesday afternoon, but customers calling to file weekly continuing unemployment insurance reports or to speak with consultants may still experience some delays, primarily because of the volume of calls backed up over the past day and a half, the department said.
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DEQ issues yellow air quality alert for Wednesday
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has issued a yellow air quality alert for Wednesday.
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Boise State hires new executive director of campus security and police services
Boise State University hired Jon Uda, a 29-year veteran of law enforcement including work for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to the new position of executive director of campus security and police services effective Dec. 8, the university said Tuesday.
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2 Idaho Falls men plead guilty to setting 2003 range fire
Two Idaho Falls residents pleaded guilty in federal court this month to setting a range fire that burned 2,766 acres near Idaho National Laboratory in 2003.
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Children hospitalized after collision in Boise
Two children, ages 5 and 7, remained hospitalized at Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise on Monday from injuries sustained in a crash Friday at Five Mile and Franklin roads, Boise police said.
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Boisean who survived Jonestown recalls the massacre
Clifford Gieg, right, was the only member of his family in Jonestown to escape the Nov. 18, 1978, massacre. His brother Stanley, left, was killed that day, along with their cousin, his wife and their toddler. Gieg is speaking publicly about his memories for the first time. | GO... • Audio: Clifford Gieg discusses life in Jonestown
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Rising fuel, landfill costs behind proposed Boise garbage rate hike
Residential waste collection in Boise is slated to increase by more than $2 per month in 2009. City council Tuesday will hold a public hearing on all proposed fee changes for residential and commercial waste services.
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Mall to open at 5 a.m. on Black Friday
Boise Towne Square mall, which opened at 1 a.m. the Friday after Thanksgiving last year, opted for a 5 a.m. start this time.
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Is John Delling mentally fit to stand trial?
Ada County prosecutors could find out as soon as next month if serial shooting suspect John Delling is mentally competent to proceed with his first degree murder trial filed in connection with the shooting death of Brad Morse in April 2007.
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