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Music and Art in the 2C
Canyon County's music and arts scenes may be small, but they're growing. by Stephen Foster Canyon County is not generally held in regard as a hotbed for music and art. Yet there are plenty of...
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Redefining 2C
Economy, development and vision sometimes conflict in quickly changing area. by Andrew Crisp The plains of the western Treasure Valley roll out like thick golden quilts--a patchwork of onion and...
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Boise State's Theatre Arts Department Wants to Get You Dancing at Lughnasa
Boise State brings the Irish play about sisters and summer romances to the Boise stage. by Kat Thornton Although Ireland is often associated with shamrocks, whiskey and Guinness, people forget that...
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Beating the ExxonMobil Mega-Loads
"The war isn't over but the invasion has failed." by George Prentice Sometimes winners beat their chests. Other times, they simply grin.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
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"Do you ever confirm the overheard on eye spy?"
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Boise Emcee Exit Prose Drops New Album
Exit Prose's raps channel A Tribe Called Quest, but he does them one better by crafting far richer beats. by Andrew Crisp Boise's Timbuk 2 is no rookie on the mic. Formerly with Kamphire Kollective,...
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Welcome to Canyon County
BW heads west to take a closer look at what's shaping Canyon County. by Deanna Darr In the grand geologic scope, the Treasure Valley really isn't that big. Even compared to other metropolitan areas,...
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New Media: Spanish Language Media in 2C
From radio stations to print, stations focus on Hispanic community. by Maria Diaz The United States is known as a nation of immigrants, and the country's Hispanic population is one of the...
View ArticleComing to you Live from Boise Weekly
We alties did something crazy last week. by Rachael Daigle We alties did something crazy last week: We tackled election coverage in a way that Boise Weekly has never covered an election before. We...
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Mail and Commentary Nov. 16, 2011
"A society which condones capital punishment will always have a problem with murder." "Thank you politicians. Thank you religious leaders.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
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A Mountain Out of a Foothill
"I think the city just wants its money back." by George Prentice There's little disagreement on the beauty and importance of Hammer Flat, the 700-acre plateau that each winter beckons antelope, deer...
View ArticleMy Hopeful Speech
Today, we know who is pulling their strings and filling their campaign coffers, and our job--our hope--is to spread the news. by Bill Cope Last week, you read part one of a speech I delivered last...
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A Permanent Image Seeks to Leave a Lasting Impression on Boise Audiences
Boise Contemporary Theatre will debut a new work by Sameul D. Hunter set in Idaho. by Talyn Brumley Boise Contemporary Theater is staging the world premiere of Samuel D. Hunter's A Permanent Image,...
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Goat Meanders onto Idaho Menus
What we Americans don't get about goat--which the rest of the world does--is that goats are delicious. by Guy Hand Say the word "goat" and most Americans picture a horned cartoon with a taste for tin...
View ArticleNeed Something To Do Wednesday?
Wouldn't it be nice to get through the holiday season without seeing a bajillion ads and magazine covers about how to lose those seasonal pounds? Every year, magazine shelves are littered with info...
View ArticleSippin' in the City Sold Out
Idahoans must love wine, because Thursday's Sippin' in the City event is sold out. The booze-bash, presented by the Idaho Wine Commission, will be held at the Linen Building at 6:30 p.m. and features...
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Micron Prevails in Antitrust Jury Ruling
Micron, which could have faced a multi-billion-dollar judgment in a worst-case scenario, instead emerged victorious today when a California jury rejected claims that Micron and South Korea-based Hynix...
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Idaho Man Arrested, Charged With Shooting at White House
An Idaho man was arrested today and charged with shooting a semiautomatic rifle at the White House last Friday evening. The Secret Service said that at least one bullet had struck the presidential...
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