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Idaho Supreme Court candidates push reputation, reform

BOISE, Idaho -- Previous election campaigns for the Idaho Supreme Court bench have garnered a reputation for being nasty affairs, complete with contentious advertisements and bitter feelings.

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BRIEF: Girl Scouts Add More Summer Camp Dates

By The Idaho Statesman, Boise May 11--Registration is now being accepted for additional Girl Scout summer camp programs, which have been added at Pine Creek Ranch in Salmon. Camps will be held June 17-23 and June 24-30, and are open to all girls in first through 12th grades.

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Bill to Preserve Snake River Presents Hurdle for Idaho Senators

BOISE, Idaho _ A dispute over a bill to preserve the Snake River in Wyoming presents a new hurdle for Idaho's Sen. Mike Crapo's proposal to protect the Owyhee Canyonlands and nearby ranchers. Sen.

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BRIEF: Women Can Apply for Zions Bank Microgrants

By The Idaho Statesman, Boise May 10--The Zions Bank Women's Financial Group on Thursday announced the availability of applications for a series of micro-grants for women.

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Owyhees Bill Hits New Snag: If the Senate Packages 2 Western Preservation Plans, Crapo's Canyonlands Legislation Could Suffer.

By Rocky Barker, The Idaho Statesman, Boise May 10--A dispute over a bill to preserve the Snake River in Wyoming presents a new hurdle for Sen. Mike Crapo's proposal to protect the Owyhee Canyonlands and nearby ranchers. Sen.

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Lead poisoning in condors, venison prompts Idaho conference

BOISE, Idaho -- The potential risk of lead poisoning from high-velocity bullets, whether to carrion-eating condors in the Grand Canyon or to food bank patrons in the Midwest, is the subject of a scientific conference next week.

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Southern Idaho student arrested during flag protests

BOISE, Idaho -- A student was arrested and security tightened at a southern Idaho high school in a week of racial tension that began when a teacher confiscated the Mexican flag of a student celebrating Cinco de Mayo.

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Idaho's Mexican consulate can wait for now

The following turn-about by Rep. Bill Sali appeared in today's edition of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News . This is in response to the Daily News editorial board's column that ran on 5 May 2008. The planned opening of a Mexican consulate office in Boise is causing serious concerns for many Idahoans. Other Mexican consulates provide services that help illegal immigrants evade U.S. law and...

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Rare identical triplets born in Idaho

IDENTICAL triplets, Meiya, Madalynn and Makenzie were born at 34 weeks on Saturday, May 3, 2008, at St. Luke's Regional Medical Center in Boise, Idaho, to Crystal and Marcus Olson. The couple have two older children, Ethan, 7, and Emily,...

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Idaho and Facebook to target predators

Details from Spokesman Review Betsy Russell's blog An Eye on Boise . Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden today announced an agreement between Facebook and Idaho, along with 48 other states and the...( read more )

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Western states rebuff plan to put Italian waste in Utah

BOISE, Idaho -- Eight Western states Thursday rejected a company's plan to ship tons of radioactive Italian waste to Utah by declaring that rules don't allow for foreign loads.

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Port workers start background checks

ANCHORAGE -- The Homeland Security Department says maritime workers at the Port of Anchorage have started signing up for an ID program aimed at tightening security there.

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BSU Wins $2.26 Million Grant to Boost Kids' Interest in Science

By Bill Roberts, The Idaho Statesman, Boise May 8--Boise State University has received a $2.26 million grant from the National Science Foundation to help build interest in science among Treasure Valley school children.

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Western states rebuff plan for Italian nuclear waste in Utah

BOISE, Idaho -- Eight Western states on Thursday rejected a company's plan to ship tons of radioactive waste from Italy for disposal in Utah, saying importing foreign loads would violate the group's rules.

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Company offers to drop lawsuit as states consider waste plan

BOISE, Idaho -- Representatives from eight Western states met privately Thursday to discuss a lawsuit filed by a company that wants to bury a portion of 20,000 tons of Italian radioactive waste in Utah.