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EDUCATION
Caldwell alternative school graduates catapult to college
Canyon Springs High School students take a hard-earned shortcut to postsecondary education.
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ENVIRONMENT
Rocky Barker: Otter's peppergrass victory will wilt in sun
Butch Otter's victory celebration on slickspot peppergrass may have come too early since Advocates for the West will use his argument to list pygmy rabbits.
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BOISE 150
150 Boise Icons: Boise River
With the Greenbelt and the Foothills, the Boise River is one of the natural features that distinguishes the capitol city from all others.
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NATION/WORLD NEWS
Lax control costly to Sen. Mike Crapo's campaign
As William Corbett was preparing a final federal elections disclosure for his boss in October 2008, he said there was something important he wasn't told.
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VARSITY EXTRA: BASEBALL
Timberline wins District Three's 6th straight 5A baseball title
The Timberline Wolves, who started league play 1-7 and were seeded seventh in the District Three tournament, defeated Coeur d'Alene 6-2 to win its fifth 5A baseball state championship Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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VARSITY EXTRA: TRACK AND FIELD
5A state track and field: Treasure Valley athletes win 30 individual, two team championships
The Eagle girls and Rocky Mountain boys collected 5A state track and field team championships Saturday at Eagle High.
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HORSE & HARNESS RACING
Gary Stevens earns triple-triple by winning Preakness Stakes
BALTIMORE - Right from the start, a horse trained by one not-so-over-the-hill Hall of Famer and ridden by another took control.
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LOCAL NEWS
Wheels up: Boise pushes for airport comeback
Negotiations are underway to land more flights and destinations. The good news? Idaho's biggest airport has 'good bones' to build on.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
GBAD election: 8 candidates, many options
Control of the auditorium district's savings and motel taxes are at stake in Tuesday's voting.
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BOISE 150
150 Boise icons: The Bench
The Bench, made of sediment left behind when ancient rivers cut through the Valley, was home to many of Boise's first "suburbs."




