Boise, Garden City, Mountain Home
Ada County cafe's neighbor tries to put the brakes on alcohol license
A neighbor is trying to stop the new owners of Hilltop Station restaurant near Lucky Peak Reservoir from getting a license to serve beer and wine. Under Ada County code, 75 percent of neighbors must consent to the alcohol license, but Hilltop only has two neighbors, and one said no.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Storm kicks up dust in Boise
As elsewhere in the Treasure Valley, a storm brought brought gusty winds through Boise Tuesday evening.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Baby season at Zoo Boise: Monkey, porcupine, skunks are new additions
A baby black-crested mangabey monkey born June 12 is the first mangabey born at Zoo Boise.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Boise set to redo massage parlor rules
An amendment addresses concerns raised by several massage therapists in May.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Deli Days adds more to its cultural sandwich
The popular Jewish food festival in Boise expands to include theater, dance and visual art.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Boise could get 'villages' that support seniors' lives
A concept for helping older people stay in their homes is spreading, and some locals think it can work here.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Ready to float your boat? Prepare for midweek cooldown in Boise
If you prefer floating the Boise River when it's in the 80s or 90s, skip Wednesday and Thursday this week.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Boise ombudsman's departure looms
Pierce Murphy, who helped rebuild public confidence in the police department, is headed to Seattle.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Boise's gay community feels winds of change
Though there was much to celebrate at Boise Pride Saturday, several GLBT Idahoans say their state continues to lag behind the rest of the country. Student leaders say they will continue to push for change.
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BOISE, GARDEN CITY, MOUNTAIN HOME
Police ombudsman develops ordinance to hear complaints
Boise's first police ombudsman will begin taking citizens' complaints in early October under the provisions of a proposed ordinance he unveiled Tuesday.
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