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John seemed like they thought we had cocaine in the fruit. Most americans support laws against prostitution but what if it were legal. It is safe. What if drugs were legal. It is working. But not in america here politicians keep passing more rules. I look over my shoulder, what are they going to find illegal tomorrow. Have you no idea what you are up against. This could happen to you. You say you follow he around, you would fine 3 felonies. In america it like is everything is illegal. What is mo...

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NAMPA — Tuesday evening, the Nampa School Board deliberated for nearly four hours. Trustees were wrestling with yet another difficult decision — whether to move to a four-day week for

NAMPA — Tuesday evening, the Nampa School Board deliberated for nearly four hours. Trustees were wrestling with yet another difficult decision — whether to move to a four-day week for

The work of two prolific member artists will be featured in a show titled "Illusions of Permanence" in April at Gallery 9, 124 S. Ninth St.

NAMPA — The Nampa School District has continued to anticipate the outcomes of major changes coming in the 2024-25 academic year.

NAMPA — The Nampa School District has continued to anticipate the outcomes of major changes coming in the 2024-25 academic year.

VinaCapital Fund Management reported strong outperformance in their open-ended funds compared to benchmarks over the past year.

Proposed changes are intended to maintain proper staffing levels, reducing the need for teaching hours.

The Nampa School Board came out of the gates strong Tuesday afternoon during its first meeting of the year. The long board meeting included considerations of saving costs and adapting