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- Rec & Sports, Rec News Jan 18, 2019
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Developer Sweetens Pot for Possible Boise Stadium With Pro Soccer Franchise Commitment
“Boise has all the ingredients for a thriving professional soccer franchise.” - Food & Drink, Food News Dec 26, 2018
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As Smooth As Idaho Whiskey: Bardenay Distills a New Spirit
The public could get its first taste of Bardenay's new whiskey as soon as summer of 2019. - Screen, Screen News Dec 4, 2018
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How the Show Business Grinch Stole White Christmas From Boise Classic Movies
"And the sad news is that this all happened after we had sold 1,000 tickets to our Boise Classic Movies event. ... I'm actually offering a 110 percent credit so that people can use that toward a future screening," - Arts & Culture, Stage Oct 26, 2018
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Stars Align: Story Story Night's Jodi Eichelberger on the Upcoming 'Pleiades' Show
The Pleiades is the first time Story Story Night will host a scripted event, as well as the first time it has partnered with the Boise Philharmonic. - City Guides, Bar Guide Oct 10, 2018
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Boise Drinks: From Berry to Bottle
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Bardenay's cassis liqueur. - News, Citydesk Oct 8, 2018
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Amid Songs and Prayers, Boise Officials Proclaim Oct. 8 Indigenous Peoples' Day
There were speeches, prayers and songs at the first Indigenous People's Day in Boise on Oct. 8. - Food & Drink, Beerguzzler Sep 26, 2018
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Dogfish Head's Debut
t's not easy getting East Coast craft breweries to make the cross-country trek to Boise, but Milton, Delaware's Dogfish Head Craft Brewed Ales is on its way. - Food & Drink, Food News Aug 29, 2018
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10 Barrel Is the Official Beer of 'The Last Blockbuster'
“It’s like movie night back in the day, when you would get your movie and get your candy to go with it." - News, Citydesk Aug 24, 2018
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August 24, 2018: What to Know
There is no safe amount of alcohol consumption, San Diego Comic-Con scores a huge trademark win and the Boise Comic Arts Festival gets started Aug. 25. - News, Citydesk Aug 23, 2018
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The Bike Thief: An Addendum
Missing bicycles have proven to be notoriously difficult to reunite with their rightful owners. Of the 3,310 bikes reported stolen between January 2013 and Aug. 8, 2018, just 578, or 17.5 percent, were recovered. - Arts & Culture, Stage Aug 20, 2018
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HomeGrown Theatre's Sing to Me Now Invokes a Muse—Then Tests Her
Funny, sad and poignant, Sing to Me Now is essential viewing from an up-and-coming playwright and one of Boise's most cherished small theaters. - News, Citydesk Aug 15, 2018
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Army Partners With Boise-Based US Ecology on Vet Jobs Program
The deal allows Army enlistees to get job training and qualify for positions at US Ecology after being discharged, or following their military training. - Rec & Sports, Rec News Aug 15, 2018
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Gooooooooal! International Soccer Friendly Returns to Boise's CenturyLink Arena
"It's a showcase for the city. We expect there's a trophy we'll hand out, and we hope it's something to do again in the future." - Arts & Culture, Stage Aug 6, 2018
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Boise Contemporary Theater Announces 2018-19 Season
Boise Contemporary Theater has announced four plays that will run during its 2018-19 season. - News, Citydesk Aug 6, 2018
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Boise Neighborhoods Will Host Dozens of BBQs, Ice Cream Socials, Block Parties for Tuesday's National Night Out
An effort to send a bigger message to criminals, letting them know that more neighborhoods are "organized and fighting back." - Arts & Culture, Culture Jul 14, 2018
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'Plastic Crack' and The Kindest Vader Turn Up at Wizard World Comic Con in Boise
Comic conventions are some of the most welcoming places on earth. - News, Citydesk Jul 11, 2018
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Emission Petition: Boise Students Deliver More Than 1,000 Postcards Urging City to Adopt Clean Energy
"Idaho is now sprinting in the wrong direction" when it comes to embracing clean energy and educating students about climate change, one student said. - News, Citydesk Jul 6, 2018
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After Rally, Idaho Medicaid Expansion Advocates Hand-Deliver Signed Petitions to Statehouse
“The burden shouldn’t fall completely on Idahoans. Everyone needs health coverage and it shouldn’t depend on how much you make. If I didn’t have insurance, I would fall into the [Medicaid] gap.” - Rec & Sports, Rec News Jul 5, 2018
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BW Video: Picking Out the Right Bike Helmet With Boise Gear Collective
In this BW Video, Staff Writer Lex Nelson talks with Trevor Thornton, the store manager at Boise Gear Collective, about finding the right new helmet to ride safe this summer. - Food & Drink, Food News Jun 25, 2018
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Beer Run: Hops & Bottles to Open in West Downtown Boise
Hops & Bottles, located at 1402 W. Grove St., will open to the general public at noon on Tuesday, June 26. - News, Citydesk Jun 22, 2018
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City of Boise Touts Study on Immigrants' Economic Contributions to Ada County
"At the behest of the Boise City Council and the mayor, we really want to put those terms of being a welcoming community into action. That's not a sound bite for us." - Arts & Culture, Visual Art Jun 19, 2018
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Former Graffiti Artist Prime Returns to Boise to Debut Solo Exhibition, Teach Workshop
"I just really want to bring what I'm doing and what my testimony is of my journey with starting off with typography and lettering, and where it's brought me to, where it's being exhibited." - Rec & Sports, Rec News Jun 15, 2018
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Slideshow: Boise X Games 2018 Kick(flip) Off at Rhodes Skate Park
Brandon Loupos, a Men's BMX Park competitor: "I never thought I would come to Idaho to ride bikes. I think it's important to showcase how cool our sport is—not just on TV." - Food & Drink, Food News Jun 13, 2018
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Out of Eighth Street, Into the Fryer: Donut Daze Opens in Downtown Boise
Donut Daze, which is open late, is putting its focus on the fried: fried chicken, jo-jo potatoes and, of course, donuts. - Arts & Culture, Culture Jun 13, 2018
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Go Big, Go Proud: Our Guide to Boise Pridefest
Just in time for the Pridefest parade and rally at the Capitol, we have something special: a complete list of events and sponsors, and an event map.
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At President's Day Rally, Boiseans Turn Out to Protest Trump Emergency Declaration, Border Wall
"There's a lot more we could be doing with our country, with our tax dollars. A lot of roads need attention, bridges. We could use a lot more workers."
- Feb 18, 2019
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Slideshow: Flying M's 2019 Valentine for AIDS Auction Raised a Record-Breaking Amount
This years' Valentine for AIDS silent art auction made more than $30,600.
- Feb 18, 2019
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February 18, 2019: What to Know
A demonstration at the Idaho Statehouse today will protest President Trump's emergency declaration, the union representing flight attendants is calling for a probe into a controversial video, an NBA All -Star Game kept scorekeepers busy, and don't even think about this year's Oscars coming in under the 3-hour mark.
- Feb 18, 2019
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McCall 9-Year-Old Climbs Out From 'Lonely Hole' of Rare Immune System Disorder
"If I can help one other kid get treatment early, then it's worth it."
- Feb 13, 2019
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Non-Dairy 'Cheese' Was the Star of Lemon Tree's Vegan Valentine's Dinner
From a meat- and dairy-eater's perspective, the meal wasn't a perfect mirror to what it would have been if any ingredient had been welcome. But it did have its brilliant moments, and The Kula Connection's "cheese" was one of them.
- Feb 15, 2019
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