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50,000 absentee ballots sent out to registered voters Monday

4 hours 15 min ago
The Ada County Clerk's Office will begin mailing more than 50,000 absentee
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New West Boise playground dedicated Monday

8 hours 53 min ago
Sycamore Park, a new a new state-of-the-art playground at 12275 W. Braddock Drive in West Boise, was formally dedicated on Monday.
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Treasure Valley temperatures may drop below freezing later in the week

8 hours 56 min ago
The weather in the Treasure Valley is expected to get nippy later in the week, possibly below freezing in some areas of the Valley late Thursday and early Friday.
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Owners bring back Shore Lodge name to historic McCall resort

9 hours 12 min ago
The Shore Lodge in McCall is back. The new owners of the Whitetail Club and Resort on Payette Lake are returning to the resort’s historic name, under which it opened in 1948. The owners made the announcement in McCall this morning. | GO...
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Boise area got almost half an inch of rain over the weekend

9 hours 51 min ago
Boise got a good soak on Saturday, as .37 inches of rain fell on the area. There was also a trace of rain Sunday, bringing the total for the weekend to .41 inches.
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Public hearing will be Wednesday on Dry Creek planned community

9 hours 56 min ago
The Board of Ada County Commissioners will hold a public hearing Wednesday on Dry Creek planned community.
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Idaho named most improved among states ranked on energy efficiency

11 hours 45 min ago
WASHINGTON — An advocacy group ranks California, Connecticut and Oregon at the top of a list of states improving energy efficiency to respond to high prices, energy security and global warming.
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Boise Blue art supply store turns 70 this month

23 hours 57 min ago
Where to get your Crayolas and your obscure hand-pressed paper, and chat with staffers who remembered Boise's art world when? Boise Blue. The Boise institution is marking its seventh decade. | GO... &#149 Read more about the Treasure Valley arts scene on our Arts and Culture page
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Barker: Federal judge's decision makes delisting wolves much harder

23 hours 57 min ago
A decision by a Washington D.C. federal judge Sept. 29 made delisting wolves a lot harder. The delisting of Yellowstone grizzly bears may also be in doubt.
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Rededicated Pine Street School recalls early days of education in Meridian

23 hours 57 min ago
Betty Kusler still keeps in touch with her students of nearly 60 years ago when she taught at what is now called the Pine Street School in Meridian.
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315 miles of Idaho rivers are up for protection

23 hours 57 min ago
New Wild and Scenic river designations could come 40 years after Idaho Sen. Frank Church passed the landmark river protection law | GO...
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Where's today's Cecil Andrus? Next Phil Batt? Candidates long for style of governors past

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
They've been off the stage for years, but two aging politicians - former Govs. Cecil Andrus and Phil Batt - remain the standard of excellence in Idaho.
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Some wait years — even decades — for Idaho liquor licenses

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
When Mary Longfellow spent a dearly earned $375 to apply for a liquor permit in 1969, her husband, Harley, jokingly told her she wouldn't live to see it. Mary died in the 1990s but her family was just notified they were next on the state's waiting list. The Longfellows' predicament highlights a state system that lets actual innkeepers languish on the state waiting list while rewarding so-called speculators who apply for multiple licenses.
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Firm to move headquarters to Eagle

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
Ugobe, creator of the artificial life form Pleo, will move its headquarters from Silicon Valley to the Treasure Valley, consolidating its staff into a new Eagle facility as part of the first phase of an Eagle/Star technology corridor.
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Troubled firms gave $64 million to Capitol Hill

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
WASHINGTON - The Wall Street financiers and firms whose problems have prompted a $700 billion federal bailout are no strangers to Capitol Hill or to politics.
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Squadron returns home from South Pacific

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
About 300 pilots, weapons system officers, aircraft maintenance and support personnel are set to return to Mountain Home Air Force Base at 6:30 p.m. Monday.
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Cattle die when road gives way under semi

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
About 50 head of cattle are dead after a semi-truck carrying more than 100 cattle crashed, Owyhee County law enforcement said.
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Drivers: Beware of work on road ruts, repaving

October 4, 2008 - 10:00pm
Ada County Highway District crews will be removing ruts in roads and repaving in four locations in Ada County beginning 6 p.m. Sunday.
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Send us your See Spot Walk photos!

October 4, 2008 - 3:42pm
Did you go to See Spot Walk on Saturday? E-mail your .jpg photos to onlinenews@idahostatesman.com. Materials submitted to the Idaho Statesman and
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Requests for absentee ballots flood Ada County

October 3, 2008 - 10:00pm
Big interest, big crowds, new, but slower vote count machines and a new enthusiasm for absentee voting - Ada and Canyon Counties are trying to streamline election day. | GO... • Compare candidates and their responses to issues side-by-side, including presidential candidates, in our voter guide
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