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Paleo gets day job
PaleoMedia.org producer named BW News Editor. Continue reading
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New funds widget
We have added the MAPLight.org campaign funds widget to our main page. Check the center column on the front page to see who is winning the dollar race for Idaho’s federal campaigns. It is automatically updated. And check MAPLight.org for … Continue reading
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Hoffman wins award
The Idaho Press Club gave PaleoMedia.org founder Nathaniel Hoffman a second place award in the “serious feature writing” category for a 2007 story on the lives of sex offenders in Boise. You can read the story here and see other … Continue reading
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Statesman likes Paleo
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery… And on the internet we wholeheartedly agree! The Statesman has adopted PaleoMedia.org’s Newsrack concept for herself. They call it the News Reader. May they have much nachas on their MSM pinchas’s… Continue reading
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Young politicos revealed
Labrador on Ted Kennedy. Obama at Pizza Hut. Durst on speeding tix. Pence on political passions. Your generation runs Capitol Hill. Continue reading
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Press asked to Pledge or stay out
Posted on the wall of the Annex Press Pit: If media people don’t wish to say the Pledge of Allegiance they should come into the House chambers after it is completed. Continue reading
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Otter reluctantly signs halfway house crackdown bill
Gov. C. L. “Butch” Otter today signed House Bill 465 allowing cities and counties to further scrutinize group homes, but warned local jurisdictions that they must play a meaningful role in safely and effectively reintroducing former inmates to society. Continue reading
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