Local

• We asked 625 Boise residents: Do you support or oppose building a 2.3-mile streetcar line in Downtown Boise?
• How will Idaho pay for health care reform?
• Ask Tim: What's with Kyle Wilson's dad's rings?
• In Remembrance: Vern Wartman lives on in his creative kids, final project
• Idaho statehouse: Ready for the next 100 years
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Idaho

• Investigation of E. Idaho city council planned
• Budget cuts end E. Idaho therapy for children
• Idaho Court of Appeals vacates drug conviction
• Idaho AG's office rebukes Nampa charter school
• Sheryl Crow takes up cause of wild horses in West
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Nation

• Rhodes Scholars named for 2010
• 2 dead after shooting at Oregon intersection
• Ukraine's `hot air' bedevils global climate deal
• UC Santa Cruz protesters still occupy building
• Police: Man fatally stabbed over NYC subway seat
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World

• Officials: 4 dead in attacks around Iraq
• Is imam a terror recruiter or just an incendiary preacher?
• Despite U.S. pressures, Pakistan continues to follow its own road
• 3 bomb blasts leave 5 dead, 25 wounded in India
• Report: Indonesian passenger ferry sinks with 228
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• Steelheads boast pair of Ivy Leaguers
• Boise State men blown out in Laramie
• Idaho hoops roundup Boise State women stay undefeated
• Salmon River wins state title, RB runs for 380 yards and 7 tds
• Idaho colleges notebook: Westminster, Lewis-Clark St. win at Golden Rule Shoot Out
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• Eagle doubles in area with M3 annexation
• Your Treasure Valley business community: accomplishments and promotions
• "Green jobs" likely in Idaho, perhaps driven by more hydro power, state agency says
• Home starts plunge in the Treasure Valley and across the nation
• Lotterman: Free-market incentives mean the poor pay more for health care
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• How will Idaho pay for health care reform?
• Cenarrusa's memoir nearing publication; BSU receives his papers
• Idaho Gov. Otter says yes to more cuts, no to taxes
• Idaho Gov. Otter praises coalition's education reform plan
• Otter's budget chief says he'll seek elimination of state programs, departments
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• Roger Phillips: Big game a treat to be savored
• Check these Web sites before you bike or hike in Foothills
• Natalie Bartley: Plan your next adventure with these outdoor books
• Natural Wonder: Wasp nests
• Idaho Fish and Game extends wolf hunting season
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• Oprah's departure presents problem for TV stations
• Anemic storyline hampers new 'Twilight'
• Deeds: Wanna rock? Area kids soon will have two choices
• Idaho wineries open their doors and casks for the holiday weekend
• Swell Season follows 'Once' with 'Joy'
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• Idaho History: Local sandstone was used in important Boise buildings
• Diane Ronayne: Marilyn Shuler honored with philanthropy award
• Sunday's child: Meet 12-year-old Cayla
• Ask Amy: Have the talk, but at the right time
• What's new at your Treasure Valley libraries
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• Police: Ohio suspect may have eaten evidence
• Authorities: Man tied lizards to chest at airport
• Ala. court says woman can't claim $41.8M jackpot
• Pregnant woman seeks help, allegedly robs homes
• Eye doc may lose license after calling patient fat
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