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Idaho Steelheads boosters donate scholarships for Treasure Valley youth soccer
The Idaho Steelhead's Booster Club donated $1,500 last week to help young athletes who want to play hockey but whose family can't afford the cost.
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Idaho gets more than $100,000 for Medicaid from nose-spray settlement
Idaho's Division of Medicaid received $114,826 from a settlement reached with Aventis Pharmaceutical, Inc., Attorney General Lawrence Wasden said Thursday.
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Idaho Transportation Department has new director
The Idaho Transportation Board on Thursday morning selected Brian Ness to serve as its next director beginning Jan. 11, 2010.
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Feast on turkey, not on germs, this Thanksgiving
Ever wondered how long your turkey safely lasts in the fridge after
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NNU gets $87,000 for nursing-lab equipment
The grant comes from the John H. and Orah I Brandt foundation and will help provide real-life patient care scenarios for students in the new lab named in the Brandts honor, Northwest Nazarene University officials said.
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Want to help save old buildings in Boise? Preservation Idaho wants your help
Preservation Idaho is working on a proposed city ordinance to protect historic buildings in Boise.
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Tonight's premiere of "True Moon" wins attention from Idaho group promoting healthy teen relationships
Teenagers will be asking their cohorts about "true love" at tonight's midnight premiere of "New Moon," using the vampire film's portrayal of self-destructive behavior to promote healthy relationships.
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Idaho Gov. Otter says yes to more cuts, no to taxes
To maintain a stable tax structure, the governor will eliminate state programs and departments
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Idaho Gov. Otter praises coalition's education reform plan
Gov. Butch Otter praised the work of a coalition seeking to improve Idaho public education.
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Central District Health says kids make up the largest age group hospitalized for H1N1 flu
H1N1 is hitting kids hardest. Children ages 9 or younger comprise 27 percent of hospitalizations for H1N1 statewide
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Idaho Power's cloud seeding efforts keep water flowing over dams - and may save you money
The company's cloud seeding efforts keep water flowing over the dams - and could be saving you money
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Holiday celebrations for Treasure Valley communities kick off this weekend
Holiday celebrations for Treasure Valley communities kick off this weekend
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Idaho Lottery Commission approves new game
BOISE - Pending a final OK, Mega Millions could be offered in addition to Powerball. The panel unanimously voted Tuesday to begin selling tickets by Jan. 31.
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Caldwell man molested girl, jury finds
Flanked by her guardian and a counselor, the young victim sat motionless when she heard Kekoa Glenn Gaunavinaka pronounced guilty of lewd conduct with a child.
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Mountain Home airman dies after rollover accident on Idaho 30 Wednesday morning
Elmore County Sheriffs officials say a man died after losing control of his
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Otter lauds coalition's goals for education in Idaho
Gov. Butch Otter Wednesday praised the goals of a coalition of business
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Boise environmentalist goes to White House conference
Justin Hayes, Idaho Conservation League Program Director, will attend the Clean Energy Economy Forum hosted by EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson and HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius Friday in Washington D.C.
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We're (reasonably) healthy here in Idaho
Idaho dropped from eighth place to 12th place, according to an annual
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Surgery patients at West Valley Medical Center in Caldwell to get new, warm hospital gowns
Surgery patients at West Valley Medical Center in Caldwell may be more comfortable thanks to new, high-tech, hospital gowns that keep them warm.
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Caldwell elementary school moving to new digs
Washington Elementarys new building, 2918 Washington Ave., will be ready for occupancy Friday.
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