Don L. Day
Founder and Editor at BoiseDev
@BoiseDev founder/editor. @JSKstanford Fellow. Love my wife, our son, our dogs - and Boise.
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1 week ago |
boisedev.com | Don L. Day
With money from a New York private equity firm, a raft of accounting firms across Idaho and the country have merged to form a mega firm. The new firm, using the name Sorren, combines more than a dozen accounting firms, including Meridian’s Harris CPAs, Boise-based Chigbrow Ryan Murata, and Medford-based KDP Advisors, which in 2021 purchased Garden City-based Whittaker & Associates.
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2 weeks ago |
boisedev.com | Don L. Day
Construction season is underway across much of Idaho — including in the Wood River Valley. We took a tour of some of the major construction projects in Ketchum and Sun Valley in the video tour above. Hotel Appelation – A new 4.5-star five-story hotel from Ketchum developer Jack Bariteau. Possible Marriott Hotel – A currently stalled proposal for a new Marriott-branded hotel across from the Hotel Appelation in Ketchum.
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2 weeks ago |
boisedev.com | Don L. Day
A skating rink in Downtown Boise — is on ice. Glide on Grove will not return for the 2025 Christmas season after two years on the Grove Plaza, according to a City of Boise spokesperson. The rink was spearheaded by the Downtown Boise Foundation, an offshoot of the Downtown Boise Association. It provided a skating rink on a synthetic surface on a wooden structure built over the Grove Plaza, surrounding the City of Boise’s Christmas tree.
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2 weeks ago |
boisedev.com | Don L. Day
On a cool November day in 2010, an Eagle man stepped to a podium in front of the large fireplace at Cottonwood Grille in Boise. TV cameras rolled. Photographers snapped photos. He announced an audacious plan. He would buy the then-troubled Tamarack Resort near Donnelly. Six minutes earlier, his firm, Green Valley Holdings, emailed a letter of intent to Jean Pierre-Boespflug, then the controlling owner of the resort. Matthew D.
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2 weeks ago |
boisedev.com | Don L. Day
The City of Boise is revamping some of its downtown parking policies — and expects to bring in more than $200,000 in new revenue. The city will make its most-expensive parking zone even larger — and will also expand the hours its parking enforcement team is out issuing tickets in some parts of downtown. This is the latest in a series of expansions to the most-expensive zone in recent years. Parking Meter Zone 1 will again expand to cover about one additional block in each direction.
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