
Margaret Carmel
Senior Reporter at BoiseDev
Senior Reporter @BoiseDev. Longtime resident of the South. Schooled by: @VCU and @NewhouseSU. Raised by: @theidahopress and @newsadvance. 757-705-8066.
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1 week ago |
boisedev.com | Margaret Carmel
The vote total might have shown unanimous support for a proposal to change how Boise’s most controversial zoning decisions are made, but it wasn’t a resounding yes. Earlier this month, the Boise Planning & Zoning Commission took testimony and debated a proposal from Mayor Lauren McLean changing the appeals process for conditional use permits to give the final say to the Boise City Council.
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1 week ago |
boisedev.com | Margaret Carmel
A third Idaho Indigenous tribe is in the mix over the race to develop a resort and casino near the heavily populated Treasure Valley. Last week, the Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservation closed on a 557-acre property straddling the Ada and Elmore counties south of I-84 between Mountain Home and Boise as the potential site for a casino.
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1 week ago |
boisedev.com | Margaret Carmel
A few days after Christmas, muddy stormwater from a nearby construction site flowed around a berm and onto the properties of Blue Valley Mobile Home Park residents. The water flowed into the Southeast Boise mobile home park, located off of S. Eisenman Rd. near Micron, from the nearby construction site of a 1.2-million square-foot industrial park with seven buildings from Texas-based Lincoln Property Company. The project is on the parcel directly south of Blue Valley.
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1 week ago |
idahopress.com | Margaret Carmel
The first time I ever remember coming into contact with the concept of adoption was watching Stuart Little as a young child. The 1999 film paints a silly, heartwarming story of a family in Manhattan who decides to bring home another child, heads to the orphanage and picks out a talking mouse instead. The process in the movie felt almost akin to a family deciding to go down to the animal shelter and bring home a new pet, instead of a new family member.
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2 weeks ago |
boisedev.com | Margaret Carmel
Idaho’s top lawyer can now investigate, and possibly prosecute, city officials, but not exclusively. HB 6, brought by Rep. Chris Bruce, R-Kuna, and signed by Governor Brad Little on April 4, allows the Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador and his successors to bring criminal charges against city elected officials, not just those holding county positions. Bruce and his Senate co-sponsor Sen.
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