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Following years of controversy, The Hispanic Cultural Center in Nampa has a new Facilities Manager.
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Out of more than 13,000 school districts nationwide, nearly 900 operate on a shortened schedule.
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A local Latino radio station in Boise will soon reach listeners in Canyon County.
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Election Day is tomorrow, which means people will be heading to the polls to cast their votes for local officials taking part in the mayoral, city council and school board races across the state.
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On Tuesday, residents of Caldwell will be asked if they want to fund a $17.3 million bond to build two new fire stations.
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Canyon County encourages residents to look up what their ballots will include ahead of Election Day. Voters in some districts will get to chose new trustees for their School boards and decide on a couple of levies.
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Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling spoke about the municipality’s completed and ongoing projects in her state of the city address Tuesday.
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A gas line explosion prompted Middleton officials to issue both an evacuation and shelter in place order on Thursday.
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A new program will monitor the air quality in underserved latino communities in Canyon County. El Aire que Respiramos, or The Air We Breathe, is an EPA-funded project monitoring air pollution in 12 latino communities across the U.S., including in Caldwell, Idaho.
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Caldwell School District board member Marisela Pesina responded to a recent report that found Canyon County School districts' dress codes disproportionately target Latino students.