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You won’t want to miss this meeting at CSHQA headquarters! Join us Wednesday, July 18th from 4:30-6:30 as we discuss virtual reality and architecture.

For three years, The Shoe That Grows, a Nampa nonprofit, has been distributing an expandable shoe to children in developing countries. Turns out that not just kids think the shoes are cool.

DBSI executives Douglas Swenson, Mark Ellison, Jeremy Swenson and David Swenson will begin serving their sentences.

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Company spokesman Dana Widerman said the layoffs are due to changes in a client’s business needs but didn’t name the client.

The developer says the project would create "thousands of jobs for residents of the city as well as increase the city’s tax revenues, resulting in more essential services for the city’s residents."

World-famous architect Moshe Safdie and a team that includes architects from Boise firm CSHQA have been working on the plan for the past few months.

"The other thing we talked about was the lack of trust in levels of government, planning and decision making."

And over the past two decades, Crapo’s campaign has paid nearly $200,000 to his wife, Susan Crapo, for work that included creating gift bags for that yearly fundraiser.

This week, Inspire Idaho launched a free 12-month app development program with about 140 participants in five cities across the state.