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November 12, 2015

• There’s room for both Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
• Crooked Fence Brewing tap room to close in Garden City
• Boise Co-op’s Meridian store opens Friday
• Deputy who shot, killed Middleton man in March won’t be charged
• Caldwell man sentenced to up to 60 years for lewd conduct with children
• UPDATE: Nampa police arrest suspect in attempted burglaries
• Hightower named new director of the Downtown Boise Association
• Boise State’s Mikey Thompson extra motivated as he enters basketball season
• Bishop Kelly’s dominant offensive line paves the way
• Mountain View’s Slocum signs with Maryland women’s basketball
• Debt not worth the return
• Avoid ‘convenience’ food
• New Mexico’s pack mentality paying off on defense
• Boise State football scouting report: New Mexico
• Idaho colleges roundup: NNU senior is GNAC soccer player of the year
• Climate change: Tackling the Ostrich Syndrome
• Inflation measures don’t tell whole story
• Jones letter: Vietnam war
• Stroup letter: Progressives
• Priest letter: Medicaid gap
• Murphy letter: Jet noise
• Stroup letter: Progressives
• Priest letter: Medicaid gap
• Pope letter: Maureen O’Hara
• Murphy letter: Jet noise
• Tamarack ski resort opens for one-day ‘sneak peek’ Saturday
• Boise’s winter day shelter to open for homeless families Monday
• Ada County food inspections Oct. 20-26, 2015
• Comedian Ralphie May to feast on Boise funny bones
• Rancher shooting will haunt Council community for long time
• A holiday call for Treasure Valley nonprofits
• FBI now investigating shooting near Council, says U.S. attorney
• Boise completes its ‘River Sculpture’ rebuild
• Boise schools order additional testing on math
• Gino’s Italian restaurant stays consistently tasty
• How Adams County can begin to heal
• Deeds: Misinterpreted ‘lesbian’ song wins big for country group Little Big Town
• 5 Things You Should Do this Weekend in Boise
• Stampede waive two players; open Friday
• 11 new Boise concerts on sale this weekend
• Sawtooth Brewery in Ketchum to expand, open restaurant