27 Mess-Free Halloween Crafts for Kids
As soon as mega bags of candy arrive in the stores and scary masks are just begging to be tried on to scare younger siblings, Halloween season has officially arrived. That means it’s time for trick-or ...
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44 Crafts for Adults That Won’t End Up in the Trash in Two Months
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fans of wine and upcycling (raises hand) will be pleased as punch with this super simple craft, which involves using three ...
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Crafts for Kids: 15 Ideas for Kids of All Ages
Crafts for kids don't have to be complex. Using your child’s senses, imagination and problem-solving skills, you can use these crafting projects to fight boredom blues at any age. Kimberly McLeod, a ...
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First-ever Crafts in Cars Street Fair set for October
Souder and Sharon Stacks are the organizers behind the upcoming Cars in Crafts Street Fair event set for Saturday, Oct. 3 ...
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30 Easter crafts that are equally fun for kids and adults
You've dipped and dyed your fair share of Easter eggs over the years. You've dressed up countless Easter baskets. And now, you're looking for some fresh Easter crafts to help you ring in spring.
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19 Money-Making Arts and Crafts to Sell From Home
If you love making things and want to earn a little extra money, these are the most profitable crafts to make and sell. Turn your hobby into a side hustle! Selling things you make is a fantastic way ...
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Boise began drilling for geothermal water in the late 1890s; four systems now heat an estimated 7.4 million square feet, including much of downtown
Geothermal heating has a rich history in Boise, Idaho, dating back to the 1890s, providing sustainable warmth to numerous ...
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Boise State: City council approves renaming Cesar Chavez Lane
Boise City Council approved renaming Cesar Chavez Lane to West Friendship Lane following allegations against the late labor ...
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How the City of Boise defines affordable housing; who's left behind right now
The City of Boise now has a completely overhauled zoning code. It goes into effect Dec. 1. And one of the great challenges facing our community right now is a housing shortage. So, one of the main ...
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Why eliminating Owyhee Park tennis courts is the wrong decision for Boise | Opinion
Destroying existing public tennis infrastructure to create them is not responsible growth. It is choosing one recreational community at the expense of another. | Opinion ...
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Boise’s contentious new zoning code went live. Here’s what that could mean for you
After years of debate, protests and late meetings, Boise’s new zoning code has arrived. The new code, which dictates how and where development takes place in the city, went live Dec. 1, after the ...
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Boise e-mobility task force meets to set e-scooter and e-bike priorities
Boise’s E-mobility task force met on Monday to set priorities and discuss recommendations it hopes to present to the Boise ...
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You say ‘puh-tay-toe’: Why you should explore Idaho’s capital city
If simply eating potatoes (or lookalikes) isn’t enough, book the Idaho Potato Room at the Inn at 500, a locally-owned boutique hotel, or the Big Idaho Potato Hotel, about a 30-minute drive from ...
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Boise city leadership opens new park, pathway in West Boise
BOISE, Idaho — Following the opening of the new Settlers Canal Path connection and park space, roughly 74% of Boiseans now have access to park space within 10 minutes of their homes. The new park ...
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Boise Entrepreneur Week returns with $100,000 in prizes
Boise Entrepreneur Week returns to downtown Boise from Sept. 28 through Oct. 2, featuring over 80 events, six keynote speakers, and more than $100,000 in cash prizes for Idaho startups and students, ...
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Boise debates converting these tennis courts to pickleball. What comes next
"It just really feels like we need to do something for the pickleball community," a city official said.
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Boise passes resolution to end further development in the foothills
Boise’s rolling hills line the northern boundary of the city, and on Tuesday evening, Boise City Council voted to preserve the natural marker with a resolution to end further development in the ...
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