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Wednesday's Child - Brother Nando and sister Lily want to stay together

Wednesday's Child - Brother Nando and sister Lily want to stay together

Wednesday's Child

Wednesday's Child - Brother Nando and sister Lily want to stay together

These two love animals and used to live on a farm. They hope to go to a home with a big family.

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The 208

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Growing Idaho

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Growing Idaho

Median home price in Ada County surpasses $500,000

In Ada County, the median price for a single-family home was $523,250 last month, a year-over-year increase of about 45.4% from May 2020’s $360,000.
Local News

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The conditional use permit for Ada County Highway District's sand and salt shed expires Friday.

Features

Kitten rescued from engine compartment of Boise woman's car

Naomi Simmons said she heard a strange noise coming from her car and pulled over to check it out.
The 208

In 1929, 4 men kidnapped the Idaho lieutenant governor during bank robbery attempt

On June 12, 1929, the men decided that Lt. Gov. William Kinne's car would work as a getaway vehicle but it soon blew a tire and crashed into a ditch.