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McCall’s ‘Woodstock’ turns logs into winter heat (opens the original)
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Imagine a quaint city park in a resort community - McCall in particular. Now imagine turning that same park into something that looks like a lumber mill. “This year, I think it’s the 17th year and we call it Woodstock,” said Linda Klind, who heads up Heartland Hunger, also known as the McCall Food Bank. The very people that started this food bank recognized that not only were people here having trouble with hunger, but they were having a lot of trouble heating their homes.” Each September, for t
Here’s how Idaho is caught smack dab in the middle of a trade war (opens the original)
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On Sept. 17, Canadians woke to the following headline in their nation’s newspaper of record, The Globe and Mail: “[Prime Minister] Carney’s Davos Speech Diagnosed the Problem. His EU Speech lays out the cure.” Indeed, the newspaper's op-ed column touched many points of the globe: Ottawa to Washington, D.C. to Davos, Switzerland, back to Ottawa and then on to Strasbourg, France. And in between the lines was, of course, Boise, Idaho. Following what had become a routine back-and-forth war of words
Here’s why Boise State’s new president ‘likes to take on the toughest problems’ (opens the original)
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Dr. David Hahn’s resume is more than impressive – it’s eye-popping. You could spend the better part of a week poring through his research papers, analyses and details of his many patents. He worked at Sandia National Laboratories and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and he’s a fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Optica and the Society for Applied Spectroscopy. And make no mistake; Hahn is an engineer in every sense of the word. In fact, when he sat down with George Pren
Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable: September 11, 2026 (opens the original)
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McClatchy Media has laid off more than half of the Idaho Statesman's newsroom, the new Montpelier Idaho Temple is opening its doors for limited-time public tours, there's been another death on Teton Pass, Boise State campus sees changes as construction projects progress and officials are facing questions over immigration data sharing. Plus, Idaho voters will decide this November whether to approve a proposed amendment that critics say could reduce certain individual rights. It’s Friday, which me
Here’s why Boise’s 9/11 memorial is so personal to the artist (opens the original)
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As millions, no doubt, will commemorate this year’s 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Boise’s World Trade Center Memorial invites something quite personal: peace and solitude. “It’s a place to reflect on what happened,” said Boise Mayor Lauren McLean. “And it’s a place to be thankful for what we have as a country. It’s a place to go for reflection.” In 2013, artist J. Amber Klinsky completed the memorial, which is part of the Idaho Fallen Firefighters Memorial Park along Shoreline Dr
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