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Dr. J. Scott Bobst of Boise Oral Surgery applies his love for his family and the Idaho community as a force to providing quality oral healthcare. With 545+ online reviews, Dr. Bobst and his staff have proven how much they take the oral care of their patients seriously.
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As a new COVID-19 spike hits the Treasure Valley, it has led many people back into quarantine. While some are able to work from home, others are scratching their heads trying to figure out what to do with their time. Here’s a list of ways to find activities to do in quarantine.
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Boise Co-op — Joining forces with Idaho Power, the Boise Co-op, will soon produce 100% renewable energy. The Boise store already sources 86% renewable energy, but come 2021; they will source 100% renewable energy. Sourcing energy from solar and wind, using renewable energy has many advantages including numerous health and environmental benefits.
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We all have dreams — some dream of becoming president and some dream of doing yoga with goats. Goat yoga has become seemingly more popular over the years and has even made its way to Boise. Located in the backyard of Urban Farm, by Lively Balance Wellness Studio, Boise Goat Yoga is a relaxing way to practice yoga while in the company of goats.
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The air quality in the Treasure Valley is unhealthy due to dozens of fires in Idaho and surrounding states. With the current pandemic also lingering, it is essential to remind yourself of ways to maintain health. Here are ways Totally Boise recommends staying healthy.
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As face masks continue to be a part of our daily lives, it’s time we start investing in multiple to maintain recycling them throughout each week. Lucky for you, we know of quite a few local mask makers who are working to supply masks for the Treasure Valley and beyond! Now is our time to support local while keeping the community safe.
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Oral surgeons undergo specialized training in the safe administration of IV sedation, so they are experts with anesthesia and how to use it safely and effectively during procedures. Oral surgeons are exposed to a wide range of complications that may arise from performing various dental procedures.
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Last week, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean announced the formation of a Climate Action Division, a part of the Public Works Department. This is a way for the City of Boise to accelerate climate action, with the hopes that Boise will be recognized as a resilient city in the face of climate change.
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Run for Ronald, a fundraiser to help raise money for the families going through tough times being supported by the Ronald McDonald House of Idaho. Tyler Horn, a local Amherst-Madison Boise realtor, has made it his initiative to take on the Run for Ronald challenge this coming August alone!
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Boise’s I Love Kickboxing is round housing COVID-19 with their contactless workouts. The staff is not only invested in kickboxing, but in keeping everyone as safe as possible. At ILKB, virtual and in house workouts have no to limited contact.
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Susan Tirima is a veteran when it comes to Kenyan cuisine, that is why she opened Aunty Sue’s Kitchen. What started as cooking for her daughters’ and their friends, has become a successful catering business with family-style pick-up and delivery meal options as well.
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Located off South Maple Grove, Molenaar Park has built an exciting addition to their 20-acres of land, a dog park! As Molenaar Park makes plans to expand and add many amenities, the dog park comes as a great start to future plans for the park.
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What was once a small pond, quite literally, has become so much more. It seems that as Boise continues to grow, so does its parks. Esther Simplot Park, home to Quinn’s and Esther Simplot Pond, has expanded over the last few years into a popular recreational park, perfect for summer fun.
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Updated as of 6/25/2020. Ada County just took a major step back due to COVID-19. Due to recent COVID-19 spikes, Boise has recently moved back into stage 3 of the Idaho Rebounds Plan. This may leave people feeling anxious again, due to the unknown.
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A press conference was held Monday, June 22 as Health officials informed the public that Ada County will be taking a step back into Stage 3.
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