1900 block of N. Coolwate—Binoculars are stolen from a parked car. The best part about stealing binoculars: Later, you can watch the victims looking around for their binoculars. You know ... from a distance.
A few years ago, I was perusing the magazine section in a grocery store and was amazed to see two women frantically pulling magazines from the racks, flipping them over and shouting to each other.
In college, I compiled an audiocassette of porno music and noises for a buddy's birthday gift. My buddy's girlfriend was studying abroad for the semester and I figured the tape would fill the void.
The Wylde Bunch stormed their Neurolux debut Sunday. Hailing from Los Angeles, this hip-hop ensemble is compiled of 14 members, 11 of whom piled onto stage bringing with them the audible presence of L.A. urbanity.
Listening to the Long Green Hour, I got the impression I was hearing the soundtrack to the artist's life. Sergio Webb is a local seasoned musician, and with his cleverly packaged new CD he delivers a very tasty collection of songs.
There was a New York Times Crossword Puzzle clue last week: Idaho 208. My pop called from NY to ask what that meant. Though he calls me all the time, he couldn't make the connection.
Being unable to see the upcoming movies, we make our preview critiques based upon trailers, hype and our own skewed taste. Please be aware movie studios often change their release dates throughout the summer.
Part of my role here at Boise Weekly is to be the head webmaster. If you haven't checked out our new and improved Web site, I implore you to do so. Some key features have gone online in the past few weeks and I'd like to share them with you.
Boise City Council Member Holli Woodings' proposal would ban vaping and e-cigarettes in places where smoking is currently banned, like Grove Plaza, Eighth Street, and within 20 feet of bus stops and schools.
The Pope convenes a Vatican summit on sexual abuse, Boise unveils a new addition to its protected Foothills open space, the head of the FDA says the federal government may need to intervene to get more kids vaccinated, research reveals why zebras have stripes and a "brutally honest" Oscar ballot doesn't have much love for ROMA.
Between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., attendees will have access to a trio of panels aimed at sniffing out discrimination, building policy and balancing values.
