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- Rec & Sports, Rec News Aug 12, 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. - Rec & Sports, Rec News Jun 13, 2018
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The 'Superbowl' of Whitewater Kayaking Returns to Boise
The North Fork Championship and Whitewater Awards paddle back to the City of Trees
“As the event grows, the North Fork Championship will be putting Boise on the map." - Rec & Sports, Rec News Jun 8, 2018
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Pedal Power: Bars & Stripes Scavenger Hunt Returns to Boise
Pre-registration is open until midnight on Wednesday, July 4, or sign up on the day of the competition!
- Arts & Culture, Lit Jun 8, 2018
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Rediscovered Books Throws Release Party For First Published Title, Kicks Off Short Nonfiction Contest
As Rediscovered Publishing looks to expand its stable of authors, it's seeking short nonfiction stories based on Idaho history that illustrate the hilarious, the horrible, the notorious or the outlandish aspects of the Gem State. - News, Citydesk Jun 6, 2018
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Boise Fire Chief Doan Extends Liability to Buyers, Sellers of Illegal Fireworks
“Under Idaho law there is no loophole when illegal aerial fireworks are sold to a purchaser that signs an affidavit stating he or she will take the fireworks out of state,” Doan said. - News, Citydesk May 31, 2018
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Pedaling Opportunity and Unanswered Questions at Boise Bike Skills Park Explainer
At a Wednesday evening explainer for the bike skills park, stakeholders and designers said the park presents an opportunity for residents, but had few answers about the facility's long-term cost. - Music, Listen Here May 30, 2018
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- Rec & Sports, Rec News May 23, 2018
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Bogus Basin Gears Up for Summer Opening on Memorial Day Weekend
Bogus Basin is rolling out its summer recreation services, a new barbecue smokehouse and music activities starting Memorial Day weekend. - Arts & Culture, Stage May 23, 2018
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HomeGrown Theatre Goes Meta With 'Mr. Burns' Play at Gem Center
Thursdays through Saturdays, May 24-26 and May 31-June 2. - News, Citydesk May 18, 2018
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Boise GreenBike's Dave Fotsch Talks Setting Up Bike Shares at Bike Week Summit
Fotsch delivered his remarks as dockless bike-share program LimeBike tries to make inroads in Boise. - News, Citydesk May 16, 2018
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Solarize the Valley Returns for Third Year Despite Market Woes
“We’re out there telling people it’s still full steam ahead, and Idaho is still a great place to have solar." - Food & Drink, Food News May 14, 2018
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Could a New Taproom Be Coming to Boise on Broadway?
Critty's, a 25-tap watering hole, needs permission from the Planing & Zoning Commission to open on Broadway Avenue. - Arts & Culture, Culture May 14, 2018
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Rethinking the Road: Boise Public Lands Tour Brings More Than Wheels to Boise Streets
"It's yours. It's yours to be in. That's the overarching narrative," said Brett Seely, a volunteer for the National Street Service, the streets education organization that put on the Public Lands Tour.
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First-Ever Boise Corgi Fest to Debut in Ann Morrison Park
The party will kick off with a "Pup Parade" at 10 a.m. Aug. 18, followed by a canine costume contest, corgi-themed raffle and silent auction, a peanut butter-sweet potato pie eating contest for dogs and even a corgi derby.
- Aug 11, 2018
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Urban Fox Coffee & Boba Blends Local Tastes with Asian Imports
Urban Fox offers Taiwanese-inspired sweet toast and boba tea, along with locally sourced coffee and pastries.
- Aug 13, 2018
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Citing Dropping Natural Gas Prices, Intermountain Gas Proposes Rate Decrease for Residential, Commercial Customers
The proposed decrease is part of a Purchased Gas Adjustment application which is filed each year by the utility.
- Aug 11, 2018
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August 13, 2018: What to Know
A national coalition of newspapers will push back against Trump's attacks on the media, two Idaho little league teams are heading to national championship tournaments, two 11-year-olds hack into a replica of the Florida election system and a rooftop bathtub cinema will be appear in Tokyo next weekend.
- Aug 13, 2018
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Campfire Stories to Bring Tales of Immigration to Txikiteo
Starting at 8 p.m., a slate of storytellers and poets with DACA ties, including Boise poet Hannah Q. Rodabaugh, Elizabeth Almanza, Ben Stein and Maria Andrade, will share stories of immigration.
- Aug 13, 2018
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