Revised Whole Foods project up for hearing tonight
(by Simon Shifrin
@ 11:09 MDT )
Boise’s Design Review Committee will examine at a public hearing tonight revised plans for the Whole Foods project on Broadway Avenue between Front and Myrtle streets . The developers, Texas-based Schlosser Development and landowner Jim Kissler, have submitted plans that scale back the hotel and condominium tower adjacent to the grocery store.
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Idaho foreclosures drop in most recent month
(by Brad Carlson
@ 11:04 MDT )
U.S. foreclosure-related filings in April jumped 65 percent from April 2007 and rose 4 percent from March 2008, Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac reported May 14. The group tracks default notices, auction sale notices and bank repossessions.
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Builders: price is ripe
When Charles and Noelle Desrosiers started in November to look for a home in Boise, they had a few ideas in mind: they wanted it to be close to school and work, they wanted it to be attractive, they wanted it to be new, and they wanted it to cost less than $250,000.
Manufacturing jobs loss continues; workforce looks good
Idaho’s manufacturing employment has spiraled downward for the past nine months, leaving experts concerned but optimistic when looking at the state’s overall economic picture.
Put brake on infringement
A Boise start-up is hitting back in federal court at a dozen vehicle manufacturers it claims have infringed on its 2002 patent for an automatic brake control system that makes it less likely for a vehicle to roll out of park when it’s not supposed to.
Tuesday morning roundup: A Canadian newspaper is reporting that Iogen Corp. remains undecided whether it will put its resources into Canada or return to the United States and Idaho Falls.
Monday morning roundup: Not everyone is happy with the availability of ethanol. Idaho Aviation Aviation Association Director Ken Jackson speaks out about how it’s hard to find “non” mixed gasoline at the airports around the state.