Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. I’m John Blaise, host of the Boise Daily. Including updates for…
- Take a tour of Boise foodland market.
- Our local ski resort has a series of winter concert A new place to listen to music.
- See below as Boise area home prices drop 5 new homes at the market.
But first of all, today’s weather.
cloudy. High: 43 Low: 41.
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Here are today’s top Boise news:
- After a day on the slopes, dance floor.CBS2 Luke Randle write fake basin Announced a new recreation area winter series And a new place to listen to music. (Idaho News)
- For as many years as most people can remember, west side drive in It has become a staple in the north end of Boise. As reported by Don Nelson of KIVI-TV, the eatery has changed since he was purchased in 1994. Chief Lou AaronAfter becoming a successful drive-in with Chef, Aaron has been battling cancer since being diagnosed in 2015. (calculus)
- of boise daily Continuing with the food for our next story, but jumping from the North End to the bench. Sonya Feibert Kuhn From Boise has a Foodland Market.is owned by Hana MutlakThere are restaurants serving freshly made hummus, falafel, chicken tikka, pita, olives, and more, in addition to international foods such as , spices, sauces, fresh milk, and sheep and goat cheese. (From Boys)
- If your 2023 plans include a new home, voice patch I’m here to help 5 people new property for sale. (boise patch)
- a Text to 911 ended with arrest California man arrested in Nampa on charges of first-degree kidnapping, rape and aggravated assault. KTVB-TV staff A woman texted an emergency number, kidnapped Brought to Idaho from out of state. The Nampa Police arrested Eliliano Ramos and the victim as they were leaving the Nampa Motel. (KTVB)
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- National Weather Service Boise Idaho: “Webcams across the Lower and Upper Treasure Valleys show icy roads. Frosty rain and a winter mixture continue to track down southeast Idaho heading southeast. If you must move, please drive with extreme caution.#IDwx” (National Weather Service) Boise Idaho via Facebook)
- Boxer Lovers Rescue: “We have another holiday adoption! Cortana has been adopted. This sweetie found her in her forever home. We are so happy for her. “( Boxer Lovers Rescue via Facebook)
- Boise Parks and Recreation: “Quail Hollow Golf Course, Warm Springs Golf Course, Idaho Iceworld and the Boise Zoo will open on Monday, December 26. Parks, trails and cemeteries will open on Christmas Day. Stay warm and enjoy the long weekend.” Please, Boise.” (Boise Parks and Recreation via Facebook)
- Boise Zoo: “Happy Holidays from all of us at the Boise Zoo. The zoo will open at 10am on Monday. Bring your family this holiday season.” (Zoo Boise via Facebook)
- Boise Aquarium: “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!” from all Boise Aquarium staff and volunteers” (Boise Aquarium via Facebook)
- Boise State Public Radio: “About 70% of the state is still in some form of drought, but a 10% improvement from the previous week. Most of the state falls into the moderate category.” (Boise State Public Radio via Facebook )
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About me: Welcome to the Boise edition of patch.com. I’m the community editor for this exciting initiative in the Boise area. I was born and raised in Boise and attended Bishop Kelly High School before graduating from Bora High School a few years ago. We’ve seen Boise grow significantly over the last few years, and it still maintains its hometown charm. We’d love to hear what’s important to you and what stories you’d like to see on patch.com. Feel free to email us at john.braese@patch.com, or call or text us at 208 954-9585.