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Idaho School choice tax credit bill narrowly dies in committee - Vimarsana News

Idaho School choice tax credit bill narrowly dies in committee

BOISE — A long-awaited school choice tax credit program was narrowly defeated Tuesday in committee after a two-hour emotional debate.

Car crash killed Idaho coach, maimed husband a year ago. Meridian man now faces charges - Vimarsana News

Car crash killed Idaho coach, maimed husband a year ago. Meridian man now faces charges

Loma Bittick died last February and Jim Bittick lost both of his legs and most fingers. Together they coached the Greenleaf Friends girls basketball team.

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Prosecutor files charges in death of Greenleaf coach, teacher - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor files charges in death of Greenleaf coach, teacher

Meridian man Shawn Stacy, 28, has been charged with vehicular manslaughter for the crash that killed Loma Bittick in February 2023 in Greenleaf.

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Republications Unveil Private School Tax Credit Proposal - Vimarsana News

Republications Unveil Private School Tax Credit Proposal

A pair of Republicans unveiled a new proposal Friday designed to help Idahoans fund private school: a $5,000 tax credit. Surrounded by “school choice” advocates in the Statehouse, Sen. Lori Den Hartog, R-Meridian, and Rep. Wendy Horman, R-Idaho Falls, announced the $50 million “parental choice tax credit” program. It’s the latest Idaho proposal that seeks […]

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Idaho Republicans unveil private school tax credit proposal ahead of 2024 legislative session - Vimarsana News

Idaho Republicans unveil private school tax credit proposal ahead of 2024 legislative session

A pair of Republicans unveiled a new proposal Friday designed to help Idahoans fund private school: a $5,000 tax credit.