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BOISE 150
150 Boise icons to celebrate the city's sesquicentennial: Rainbow trout
The population of rainbow trout in the Boise River is healthy today, more than twice what it was a decade ago, said Andy Brunelle, an officer in the local Ted Trueblood chapter of Trout Unlimited. That's thanks to higher winter water flows, protection of riparian areas, habitat restoration and fishing...
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LOCAL NEWS
Boise police officer’s widow speaks at ceremony
On Sept. 20, 1997, Boise Police Officer Mark Stall was killed during a traffic stop when the occupants of the car opened fire on the officers who had pulled them over.
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EDUCATION
The Class of 2013: Cole Valley Christian Schools
It's graduation season, and this is one in a series of capsules on the graduating classes in the Treasure Valley. Details are provided by the school.
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EDUCATION
13 apply for Boise schools trustee post
The School Board is expected to make its selection next month to fill an opening left by member's death.
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CRIME
Neighbors talk about Uzbek refugee's arrest, terror allegations
The director of Idaho's Office for Refugees notes Fazliddin Kurbanov's terrorism charges are a first, while neighbors speak about witnessing his arrest.
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CRIME
Fund set up to help woman hit by truck
She was hit after another woman was attacked on Tuesday at Boise Towne Square.
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LOCAL NEWS
Attorney Dershowitz cancels Treasure Valley events set for Saturday
Two Treasure Valley appearances by attorney Alan Dershowitz have been canceled because of illness.
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LOCAL NEWS
Boise council to consider tougher rules on panhandling
The proposal for new ordinances came after local business owners began complaining about the increased number of panhandlers and disturbances.
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CRIME
Firefighter who started Karney Fire gets six-month rider
A Boise County firefighter who pleaded guilty to intentionally starting a wildfire last September will undergo a six-month evaluation that could avert a longer prison sentence.
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RELIGION
Public hearing on Meridian's new LDS temple to be held in July (w/picture)
Ada County Development Services will hold a public hearing on planned new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints temple on July 11.







