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In March, the Ada County Commissioners denied a petition to dissolve the Meridian Library District. The group who petitioned to dissolve the library district, Concerned
When spring rolls around and the weather warms up, it’s difficult to focus on anything other than the thought of, “wow, I can’t wait for
In its 2022 crime log, Boise State University logged 18 incidents that took place in either the Brady or Lincoln Garage. These incidents included hit
When applying for a job, internship or even college admission, an important step in the process is to create and submit a resume. Resumes are
“What’s your favorite scary movie?” “Scream,” the horror mystery film released in 1996, was the first in its iconic franchise. Years later in 2023, there
Taking classes online provides students with the flexibility to curate a personalized learning experience that suits their needs. Many students, like myself, learn better at
Spring break is just around the corner, and that means Treefort is too. Treefort is a five-day indie rock festival held annually in downtown Boise.
I’ve checked out books and movies from public libraries since I was a small child. It was easier for my mom to rent books for
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