Is Boise lucky to have an “Occupy” encampment in our very own downtown? I believe some in Boise would agree that we are blessed to have a group of strangers who have come together to publicly stand against the um… well I’m still not sure what they are standing against, but I’m very sure it’s
“Post a job, find a job” where have I heard that before. I heard it today on the TV in those ‘Boise Idaho Job’ commercials. But, it seems to me I’ve heard that before… long before today. OH, YEAH… BoiseJobLine.com uses that as part of their promotion. I guess the big boys aren’t all that
Well, it looks like Boobies has closed down. I wonder why they closed. Not enough business? Lost interest? I’m curious if anyone knows the reason.
In my original post concerning Kopter Krazy I was pretty upset about the quality of the blades and the inability at that time to find replacement parts. It is understandable I believe to feel that way. I may have complained about all the money spent for nothing. I’m sure I did. I would have to
I was looking at my website stats and seeing what keywords bring people to Boise Blogger. The main keyword that brings people here is Kopter Krazy. More people come here following that keyword more than any other. It is because of a blog I wrote a while back called Kopter Krazy. Right now I think
It is inevitable that sometime, somewhere, somehow, some business you have dealt with in the past will want to extract just a little bit more money from your pocket in the future. In my case it is the Main Auction of Boise, Idaho. They have now become another in a long line of auction houses
What is going on with this whole streetcar discussion? I’m a little confused about the whole deal. They want to put a street car in downtown… is that right? So, they will be putting in tracks I guess. And along with the tracks comes the wiring overhead to power this thing. That seems like a
Homeless Idaho residents sue over camping law According to this article it says that there are up to 4,500 homeless people in Boise. That seems like alot. According to Wikipedia the population of Boise in 2008 was 205,314. That means that about 2.2% of Boise’s population is homeless. That seems like a lot of people
Here is a more recent article concerning the subject. An interesting point made in the article is that Dave Foldesi paid the property taxes in 2007 to, in his mind I guess, take possession of the house but he has failed to pay them since. Why would that be? Dispute over ownership of home in
I ran across the name of a new local eatery, the Idaho Fry Company, and wanted to find out where it was located since I had never heard of it and I really like going to new places. So, I did a search on Google and found an article at the Idaho Statesman that discussed