Angela Palermo
Business and Public Health Reporter at Idaho Statesman
business and public health reporter @IdahoStatesman. alum @uidaho.
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gazettextra.com | Angela Palermo
By Angela Palermo - The Idaho Statesman (TNS) BOISE, Idaho - Two years ago, the University of Idaho shocked students, faculty and alumni when it announced that it planned to create a nonprofit to acquire the University of Phoenix, a for-profit, online school with a checkered past. Now, the deal is dead. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thederrick.com | Angela Palermo
BOISE, Idaho — Two years ago, the University of Idaho shocked students, faculty and alumni when it announced that it planned to create a nonprofit to acquire the University of Phoenix, a for-profit, online school with a checkered past. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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idahostatesman.com | Angela Palermo
The water company serving most of the Boise area just won approval to raise its rates. Veolia, a French company and one of the world’s largest water utilities, agreed to a settlement to increase its overall rates in the Treasure Valley by 11.8%, for an annual revenue increase of $7 million. The company had initially asked for an increase of 19.84%, or about $11.2 million. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved the proposed settlement Friday, according to a news release.
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spokesman.com | Angela Palermo
Two years ago, the University of Idaho shocked students, faculty and alumni when it announced that it planned to create a nonprofit to acquire the University of Phoenix, a for-profit, online school with a checkered past. Now, the deal is dead. The two universities have agreed to end negotiations for the $550 million purchase asset agreement, according to a news release Tuesday.
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dailygazette.com | Angela Palermo
BOISE, Idaho — Two years ago, the University of Idaho shocked students, faculty and alumni when it announced that it planned to create a nonprofit to acquire the University of Phoenix, a for-profit, online school with a checkered past. Now, the deal is dead. kAm%96 F?:G6CD:E:6D 92G6 28C665 E@ 6?5 ?68@E:2E:@?D 7@C E96 Sdd_ >:==:@?
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Idaho has had the biggest decline in fluoridation of any state since 2000, according to CDC data. That’s even though Idaho played a role in its discovery. Now, about 30% of Idahoans get some fluoride in their drinking water. Most is naturally occurring. https://t.co/eQLQBjLVSt
RT @CKomatsoulis: Exceptional story by @alex_brizee and Rose Evans on bullets landing in a local water park “But the hard part is that we…
Central District Health narrowly decided to continue offering the COVID-19 vaccine to residents within its four-county jurisdiction at a meeting this afternoon. See how the board members voted: https://t.co/hH7uTFdebc
