Local

• Caldwell man gets life sentence for molesting young girl, beating adopted kids
• Police: Drunken transient kept woman at her house against her will and punched her dog
• Idaho Humanities Council awards 32 grants
• Testing of Boise Foothills sirens will be Thursday, Friday
• 'Dump Hunger' campaign helps out the Idaho Foodbank
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Idaho

• Jury convicts 2 for destroying historic mine
• Lawmakers advance bill to ease statutory rape law
• Idaho Education Network stirs up more controversy
• Lawmakers delay health care conscience bill
• Boise adds more acreage, habitat to foothills
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Nation

• NJ police seek man who shot, ran over bus driver
• Sushi restaurant, chef charged over whale meat
• School prom off after lesbian's date request
• Va. gov counters state atty. gen.'s advice on gays
• SF drug cases dropped amid crime lab questions
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World

• Israeli settlement plans give Obama little room to maneuver
• Norway doomsday seed vault hits 1/2 million mark
• Pakistani spy chief, crucial to U.S. aims in Afghanistan, to stay on
• Arab League calls for ending support for talks
• Controversial Egyptian cleric leaves mixed legacy
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• KTIK's beatdown segment with Caves and Prater - 03/10/10
• Boise State's Lenhardt is growing up in a hurry
• WAC Tournament notebook: Idaho's Watson not going to Reno
• Bronco to compete in indoor track and field nationals
• Stampede to host D-Fenders tonight
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• LifeLock to reimburse Idaho residents as part of settlement
• House Ed panel blocks changing contracting process
• Lawmakers approve more privacy for feed lots
• Dale Dixon: Even BBB isn't immune to computer virus
• In-store urgent care clinics struggle, close across Treasure Valley
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• Ban on texting while driving passes Idaho Senate
• Idaho Senate OKs bill to sue if insurance required
• Idaho politics blog: Rex Rammell hits the big time as subject of article in iconic conservative magazine
• Funding cuts halt the increase in spending for substance abuse treatment in Idaho
• Idaho's universities to lose $32 million next year
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• Roger Phillips: Barring harvest of wild steelhead in Washington and Oregon a no-brainer
• Idaho Senate wants brakes on 'fixies,' all bikes
• Idaho considers letting ATVs ride Bruneau Sand Dunes to raise money for parks
• Into the Outdoors blog: Wildflowers are out
• Bartley: Extend your Nordic skiing and snowshoe season at McCall-area trails
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• On `Idol,' Bowersox shines, 3 sink in judges' eyes
• Corey Haim prolonged tragic Hollywood tradition
• Words & Deeds: Another bar Downtown goes smoke-free
• Velma V. Morrison Center executive director resigns
• Oscar's big question: How did David slay Goliath?
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• Recipe: CASSEROLE WEEK: MY FAVORITE MEXICAN CASSEROLE
• IdahoMom2Mom.com: Boise pediatrician encourages families to join 'Let's Move' National Obesity Campaign
• Wine Advice: Explore Mendocino County for superb wines
• Carolyn Hax: Your beau should feel drawn to you, not feel stuck with you
• The You Docs Tip of the Day: The powerful age-proofer you need
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• Police: Burglar uses church equipment to view porn
• Okla. electric crews say bobcat caused outage
• Police: Drunk woman lets 14-year-old son drive
• Midnight knitter pulls the wool over NJ shore town
• Police: Calif. robber holds up 11 people, gets $6
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