Monthly Archives: August 2008

Minneapolis airport is ready

Posted on 21 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

Greeters will show RNC delegates, gawkers where the Craig bathroom is. And where to get a latte. Via Politico.

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Boise State expects 20,000 students

Posted on 21 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

Kustra says Uni of distinction to break enrollment records. State of the University address also reveals plans to double campus housing. Butts in the Idaho Press-Tribune .

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Otter wants tax settlement report to Legislature

Posted on 21 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

In the wake of a whistle blower report and subsequent review of the Tax Commission, Otter orders more reporting. Auditor

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New Paleo/BW project

Posted on 21 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

This site has admittedly been pretty sporadic for a few months. We’ve been dealing with a new baby, a new job and trying to get in shape for elk season. So thanks to all the folks that keep checking back. … Continue reading →

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independent voters to intervene

Posted on 21 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

Idaho independent voters, backed by several national groups will be allowed to intervene in the Idaho GOP lawsuit to close primaries. May be the first time independent voters have been allowed a position on open primaries. GOP Secretary of State … Continue reading →

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What about the other “community college?”

Posted on 9 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

In rush to form College of Western Idaho, Boise State profs left behind. Selland college faculty still have a bunch of unanswered qeustions. Hoffman in the Boise Weekly.

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IDOC faces another trans case

Posted on 9 August 2008 by Nathaniel Hoffman

Two-spirited inmate sues Idaho prisons. Natalia (William) Flores sues for estrogen. Hoffman in the Boise Weekly.

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