City of Boise re-writes zoning with more diverse representation
The city of Boise is re-writing its zoning codes, using a unique form of outreach to get a more diverse representation of the Idaho residents that live in the area.
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The city of Boise is re-writing its zoning codes, using a unique form of outreach to get a more diverse representation of the Idaho residents that live in the area.
Not too long after Amtrak rolled away from the Boise Depot in 1997, thus ending regular passenger service to the Treasure Valley, there have been several efforts to reintroduce the service. But even supporters of those efforts would admit that they didn’t get too far beyond the conversation stage. But something in 2022 is very, very different.
September 22, 2022 – quite a day at 617 Ash Street. On the day the City of Boise swings the doors open to the Erma Hayman House, Morning Edition host George Prentice previews the restoration and art installations and talks about Mrs. Hayman's life-long (she lived to be 102) legacy of love.
Anyone in a hurry to stereotype a man or woman searching for their next meal in a dumpster should know that a growing number of them are employed and in fact, more than few have more than one job just to keep the lights on.
Resident film critic George Prentice joins Idaho Matters from the Toronto International Film Festival.