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ecently I’ve been learning about the new ideas the city is considering and working on for a new performing arts center in downtown Meridian. To me, this was one of the most exciting developments I have heard in a long time. This is the kind of thing that helps people around my age consider where they move and live. A performing arts center in Meridian would add a considerable lure to the city since it lacks places for people aged 20-30 to go do things. While I think many people consider a performing arts center as a place for fancy wine-drinking folks to congregate, this sort of event center would be an opportunity to bring performers to the area and people could finally stop having to drive to Boise every time they want to see some live music. Granted, there are some options for live music in Meridian. But there is no Knitting Factory or Morrison Center. Most millennials are outgoing. Whether its spending a weekend camping, going to a concert or just spending time with friends, we tend to enjoy being out of the house. Often when I talk with peers who are looking for a place to live in the Treasure Valley there are two obvious options: Boise because it has all the amenities we like and housing is usually easier to find, or Nampa

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CRIME WATCH Meridian Police Department Log Feb. 4-10 Police made the following arrests or issued charges: 6 possession of a controlled substance 5 possession of drug paraphernalia 5 warrants 1 false information to law enforcement 8 driving under the influence 1 driving without privileges 1 vehicle burglary 1 grand theft 2 frequenting 1 resisting and obstructing 1 leaving the scene of an accident 1 attempted burglary

Police also took calls, investigated or assisted: 2 protective custody holds 1 vandalism 1 vehicle burglary 1 attempted burglary 2 unattended deaths 5 disturbances 1 theft by extortion 1 reckless driving 1 littering 1 residential burglary 1 juvenile beyond control 1 grand theft 1 commercial burglary

ROADREPORT Fairview Avenue from Locust Grove Road to Main Street, pedestrian and occasional lane restrictions through Feb. 27 for pedestrian ramp replacement. n Linder Road from Almaden Drive to Duck Alley Road, lane restrictions with flagging through Nov. 17 for road rebuild. n Ten Mile Road from Cherry Lane to Ustick Road, lane and pedestrian restrictions through Sept. 23 for road, sewer and water improvements. n Ustick Road west of Quarrystone Way to Ten Mile Road, lane restrictions with flagging through Feb. 20 for utility work. n

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because it’s inexpensive to live there and typically people can afford to drive by Zachary Chastaine to Boise. Many millennials work tech zchastaine@idahopress.com jobs and simply work out of the home, © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS so location can be pretty important. Only recently has Meridian even popped up as an appealing option for younger people. It’s seen as a place for people with kids but a bigger problem my generation has had with Meridian is there isn’t a lot for us to do here. The possibility of a performing arts center in Meridian is an exciting possibility that would be a huge benefit to this city. Residents here would have a ton of fun, and it could really change the arts community in this area in a good way. In Boise, places to cultivate creative work have popped up the community and have begun to bloom, but in Meridian we have not had such a boom. This could be an important first step toward one of Mayor Tammy de Weerd’s strategic goals for Meridian. I hope it gets off the ground and is successful.

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Mayor receives Youth Advocate of the Year award BOISE — Meridian Mayor Tammy de Weerd received the Youth Advocate of the Year award during the America Heart Association and the American Stroke Association VIP Awards Evening on Feb. 7. The VIP Awards Evening was the conclusion of the week long Go Red For Women Week. The Idaho Beef Council presented the award to de Weerd. The Youth Advocate Award honors someone who inspires, encourages, and motivates youth to live heart healthy lives. “Heart health is very important to me, and I have a fantastic team who supports our initiatives, especially our teens who serve on the Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council and their adviser, Ken Corder,” de Weerd said. “I’m honored to receive this award which is recognition of the work we are doing in Meridian to promote heart health in our community.” Under de Weerd’s leadership, MYAC has helped organize the Red Out event at Red Robin which encourages healthy menu options and Dance Your Heart Out which is a dance competition and education event hosted by MYAC. Combined, both events raised over $2,000 for the American Heart Association. MYAC has also partnered with the AHA/ASA and youth lobbyists for Youth Lobby Day and were able to secure the passage of hands only CPR as a graduation requirement. Most recently, the teens partnered with Dutch Bros. Meridian to teach more than 1,000 people hands only CPR as part of Community CPR Day during the Idaho Go Red For Women Week. De Weerd regularly participates in Walk to School Day and was active in the Mayor’s Walking Challenge where she encouraged elementary students to walk during the month of October. She also plans to expand upon these efforts in 2015 and create Mayor Tammy’s Walking Club at elementary schools in Meridian.

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NAMPA — Like many in Canyon County, Kurt Eshelman, pastor at Vineyard Christian Fellowship Church in Nampa, heard the wind howling during Friday night’s storm. For more than a year, Eshelman’s congregation has been meeting in a tent while construction inched forward on a new building at Middleton and Lone Star roads. Eshelman was worried that the wind might have damaged the tent. “I actually went out to check the tent in the morning, and it was OK,” Eshelman said. “And then I turned the corner.” Many of the church building’s trusses, which had just been installed in the last few months, had collapsed. Vineyard Christian Fellowship has a small congregation, Eshelman said — around 100 people. For more than five years, they’ve been passing the offering plate to collect enough money to construct a church. For a little more than a year, they’ve been meeting in the evenings and on weekends to put up the frame and the trusses. According to Tammy West, a volunteer with the church, the congregation hoped to hear from the insurance company Monday. “We’re kind of at a standstill here,” she said. “The insurance will come out on Monday and look at it and let us know what the next steps will be. It’s pretty scary to us, being a small congregation. Everything is on a donation basis. The church people have done a lot of fundraising and we were still about $40,000 behind to finish the building. Now we’re looking at a $10,000-20,000 setback with this.” Vineyard Christian Fellowship hoped to be in the new building by early May. Now, members say they’ll be lucky if they can move in by the end of July. Those who would like to donate time, money or supplies to the Vineyard Christian Fellowship are welcome to contact West at 921-9171. Donations can be made at the church’s website, vcfnampa.com, or at gofundme.com/lx01tk.

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he entrance to the Meridian Police Department was blocked by yellow caution tape and the sound of men working could be heard from the temporary lobby. While the department’s spacious lobby was pleasant to look at, Deputy Chief Tracy Basterrechea said, the new construction — which is included in the $5.4 million phase one cost of a new public safety training center — will add office space that will enable the department to expand. The addition of the center next door to the police department is meant to provide a place where police, fire, public works and other agencies and businesses around the region can come for public safety by Zachary Chastaine training. A portion of the funds is being used to provide imzchastaine@idahopress.com provements at the existing police station, and the new facility © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS will provide an opportunity for partnerships with state agencies in the future. The new construction will include new offices for police administrative staff and free up their offices for conference rooms and other personnel. Basterrechea said the new offices will also close up the old lobby space, fix a serious echo problem and help with privacy for people visiting the station. “This was all that open air lobby,” Basterrechea said, gesturing to a floor in an Zachary Chastaine/MP area where the lobby was once visible. Construction at the Meridian Police Station is meant to help the department expand in the future as well The department has already undergone some changes to the interior of the ofas streamline the existing way officers are able to do their job. fice space. Basterrechea said victim witness coordinators would be moved into a recently renovated space with detectives. Other changes, he said, include moving all the city’s code enforcement officers into an old briefing room since a new briefing room is in the works. Basterrechea said walls had been removed and spaces had been combined to create a more open cubicle space. One example of this can be seen in the Street Crimes Team room, which is an open cubicle area where officers share an open space with individual workstations. Although the public can see changes to the lobby, more significant changes are being added behind the scenes to the station as well. Basterrechea said this includes an expansion to the evidence vault, a more streamlined area for patrol officers to enter and exit the building with better access to supervisors and briefing areas. Ultimately the changes should allow for future expansion at the police station as well as improve the existing way officers are able to do their job.

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Public safety training center While Meridian’s police officers will benefit from the new center, many other agencies will be able to utilize the facility as well. The Meridian Fire Department will be able to train with officers so that the departments can work effectively when responding to the same incident, Basterrechea said. The two departments have already been able to do some of that training together. “It’s worked out great,” Basterrechea said. The main training building houses driving simulators which can be set to simulate fire trucks as well as other vehicles. Officers can get a feel for an exercise before actually getting behind the wheel on the driving course outside. This saves money but also provides a way to do scenario training. Basterrechea said trainees can be put through a whole simulation where they chase a suspect in a vehicle, then in a neighboring mat room they can run through self-defense and apprehension exercises. Basterrechea said the scenarios can get intense when officers don’t know what to expect. They can be graded on their ability to de-escalate situations and get hands-on training. In addition to classrooms and simulators, the facility houses a drive-through garage for the police department’s command trailer, storage areas for fire fighting apparatuses and CPR dummies. Outside there is an agility course for animal training. Some of the partners throughout the region that will be able to benefit from the facility include Idaho POST, Meridian Public Works Department, the Meridian Fire Department as well as departments from neighboring jurisdictions as well. Lt. Jamie Leslie is overseeing the development of the training center. The only part of the training center that is not fully funded is the shooting range. The police department intends to ask for that money from Meridian City Council, as well as grant sources. The police department uses a range owned by the city of Boise, which is also used by the Boise Police Department, for $13,000 a year. Basterrechea said Meridian police hope to have their own range to save money on fees and travel costs, as well as offering a place for officers to train more frequently.

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Loyd Ralph Englehorn, 77, died on February 4, 2015 of esophageal/liver cancer. He passed away at home surrounded by his family. Loyd was born on August 2, 1937 in Caldwell, Idaho to Ralph “Lefty” and Ruth Englehorn. He attended Caldwell schools and graduated from Caldwell High School in 1955. He attended College of Idaho before enlisting in the Idaho 116th Quartermaster National Guard. In January, 1957 he transferred military affiliation to the United States Navy, graduating from basic training and Engineman’s School with honors. He was assigned active duty and stationed on the USS Kearsarge out of Long Beach, California. He was honorably discharged in January, 1961. On June 10, 1961 he married Janis Shepherd and they settled in Boise, Idaho. He was employed by many companies over the years, mostly in the heavy duty trucking business: International Harvester Company, Custom Fabricating Company, Garrett Freightlines, Dennis Dillon, Idaho Great Basin Trucks and Northwest Equipment Sales, retiring on 11/7/12. Loyd enjoyed snowmobiling, shooting targets, fishing and making bird houses. He was “Mr. Fix-It Man” to anybody and everybody. He loved his wife, children and grandchildren with all his heart and enjoyed spending time with them. Loyd is survived by his

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Vulmaro Camacho, 62, of Meridian, died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015, at his home. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. 888-5833.

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Boise - Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families Group (ACA), 6:00pm, Collister Methodist Church in the Cottage 4400 Taft Street Nampa - Birds of Prey & Snake River Canyon Area Tour, 8:30am, Nampa Rec Center 131 Constitution Way $0.00 Meridian - Junior High Preview at Cole Valley Christian Schools, 8:30am, Cole Valley Christian Schools 200 E. Carlton Avenue $0.00 Boise - Leftover Salmon Featuring Bill Payne, 9:15pm, Knitting Factory 416 S 9th St $21.00 Nampa - Lock In for Kids, 7:00pm, Nampa Recreation Center 131 Constitution Way $0.00 Boise - Minecrafters, 4:00pm, Victory Branch 10664 W Victory Rd Boise - Off Season Baseball Program, 6:00pm, Capitol HS Baseball Facility Wonderbaseball - Idaho Elite Baseball Boise - Smart Women Smart Money Conference, 8:00am, Boise Centre 850 West Front Street $0.00 Boise - Valentine for AIDS 2015, 9:00am, Flying M Coffeehouse $0.00

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Donald Charles Cousins, 84, of Eagle, died Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015, at his home of natural causes. Services are under the direction of Relyea Funeral Chapel. wife of 53 years, Janis; a son Robert Englehorn (Patricia) of Boise; a son Michael Englehorn of Boise; and a daughter, Angela Green of Penn Valley, California. He is also survived by nine grandchildren: Jacob Englehorn (Jenny) of Boise, Elise Komma (Kalob) of Johnstown, Colorado; Alex Englehorn of Boise; Andrea Englehorn of Boise; Adam Englehorn, Moscow, Idaho; Ashlyn Englehorn, Salem, Oregon; Lauren Green of Meridian; Rachel Green, Humbolt, California; Courtney Green, Napa Valley, California; and one great-grandson, Hudson Komma (3 years old) of Johnstown, Colorado. Loyd is also survived by one sister, Shirley, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, a brother (Wayne) of Caldwell, Idaho, an uncle, Don Basey (Dorothy) of Marsing, plus several cousins. Loyd was preceded in death by his Father and Mother. Thank you to Dr. Dan and all the nurses at MISTI. Contributions can be made in Loyd’s name to St. Lukes Hopice.

Blanche Heavrin, 90, of Boise, died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015, at her home. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. 888-5833.

Kenneth Robert “Bob” Huff, 87, of Boise, died Wednesday, Feb. 11. Funeral Home: Alden-Waggoner Funeral Chapel, Boise.

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Violet Radue, 92, of Meridian, died Friday, Feb. 6, 2015, at a local care center. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. 888-5833. Kathleen Thomas, 69, of Meridian, died Monday, Feb. 9, 2015 at her home. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. 888-5833. Lavada Valinske, 83, of Boise, died Friday, Feb. 6. Funeral Home: Cremation Society of Idaho

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2015 summer performance camps The Morrison Center and Greater Idaho Family Theater for Youth announce the dates for the 2015 Summer Performance Camps. Week 1 – July 6 to 11 Week 2 – July 13 to 18 Week 3 – July 20 to 25 Week 4 – July 27 to Aug. 1 Schedule: Mondays - Thursdays 9:30 a.m. 4 p.m. daily Fridays and Saturdays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. Performances scheduled for: Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Ages: Camps are designed for students entering second through 12th grade. There are roles for all age, skill and experience levels.

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Illusionist Jay Owenhouse will be touring with his two new tigers.

Boise - Auditions: Murder at the Howard Johnson’s, 2:00pm, Stage Coach Theatre 4802 W Emerald St Boise - BALLET IDAHO MOSAIC / RUBIES / PIRATES, 8:00pm, Morrison Center for the Performing Arts 2201 W Cesar Chavez Ln $58.00 Boise - Boise Contra Dance, 8:00pm, Broadway Dance Studio 893 E. Boise Ave $4.00 Nampa - Live Country Band Every Saturday Night - Lyle Sinclair Band, 8:00pm, Nampa Eagles 118 11th Ave N $7.00 Boise - ODESZA, Little People, 8:00pm, Knitting Factory 416 S 9th St $30.00

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ired of the mundane of your day by Zachary Chastaine Owenhouse spent 2008 touring to day? Not quite in the mood for a zchastaine@idahopress.com China and Japan where his show remusical performance? Maybe you © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS ceived the Best Touring Family Show need a change of pace, and that’s in Asia, award. Now back in the United exactly what you can get on Feb. 27 States, he is working on his new telewhen Jay Owenhouse, The Authentic Illusionist comes vision series. Owenhouse can also be seen on Fox TV to The Morrison Center in Boise. in the show Magic On The Edge and in the TV special The Touring Owenhouse Show is breaking new called Masters Of Illusion, a program profiling the best ground across the United States with an elaborate magicians in the world. new stage show featuring a wide host of performances Produced by Associated Television International, meant for audiences to not only witness the theatrics the show is airing in Europe, Asia, Australia and the of the magic from their seat but also experience it. Au- U.S. dience members will float in mid-air, be sawed in half Owenhouse became interested in magic at 4 years and predict the future. old. He did his first performance as a freshman in high New to the show are Owenhouse’s new tigers. Shek- school. Since then, he’s invented his own magic effects inah, a Royal White tiger and her sister Sheena, an or- and designed illusions not only for his show, but also ange Bengal. for other magicians of world renown.

FAMILYHUB TONIGHT: Kids’ lock-in

NAMPA — Drop the kids off at the Nampa Recreation Center and enjoy a pre-Valentine’s night out. The Rec Center, 131 Constitution Way, will host an overnight lock-in for kids ages 6-12 tonight — drop them off at 7 p.m. and pick them up at 9 a.m. Saturday. Kids will enjoy movies, swimming, games and a pizza party under the supervision of male and female supervisors all night. All kids who attend should bring a sleeping bag, swimsuit, towel and clothes to sleep in. Cost for the lock-in is $20 for Rec Center members and $25 for nonmembers. For information or to register your kids, see nampareccenter.org.

SATURDAY: Project Linus Nation Make a Blanket Day NAMPA — Spend your Valentine’s Day sending comfort to kids — in the form of much-needed blankets. Project Linus is still seeking volunteers to help make blankets for kids who are seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need of a warm blanket hug. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Karcher Mall, 1509 Caldwell Blvd., any child or adult who can learn to tie a square knot, color or fringe fleece blankets is invited to join the fun anytime between 10 a.m.

5 p.m. There will be fabric squares for children and/or adults to color. These squares will be made into quilts. Those who like to sew are encouraged to bring sewing machines. There will be quilt kits available to sew. There will be a couple sewing machines on hand for attendees to use. For information on the Quilt-a-Thon and to learn more about Project Linus, call Donna Aten at 250-2119 or visit their website at LinusIdaho.org.

SUNDAY: Family Theatre Series presents “Dr. Kaboom!” BOISE — Look out! Science is coming! Doktor Kaboom! performs original interactive Science Comedy shows for audiences of all ages. Creatively blending

Sunday Boise - August Burns Red, Miss May I, Northlane, Fit For A King, Erra, 6:30pm, Knitting Factory 416 S 9th St $40.00

theater arts with the wonders of scientific exploration, Doktor Kaboom! keeps his crowds riveted with interest and rolling with laughter. Join Kaboom! for a sidesplitting journey of increasingly spectacular (and often successful) science experiments designed to involve, excite, educate and entertain. See the show at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Morrison Center, 2201 W. Cesar Chavez Lane. Tickets are $950 for all ages, available at boisestatetickets.com. Groups of 10 or more are eligible for a 10 percent discount on each ticket. Please contact the Morrison Center Box Office for group tickets at 426-1110.

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Nampa - Crescent Brewery Comedy Night, 7:30pm, Crescent Brewery 1521 Front St Boise - Tommy Emmanuel, 8:00pm, The Egyptian Theatre 700 West Main Street

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Boise Co-op breaks ground in Meridian

Left: Don Castle, of Meridian, left, and Erin Gorringe, marketing coordinator for the Boise Co-op, right, look over the artist renderings of the future location of the Boise Co-op at the Village at Meridian Wednesday morning. Front page: Marnnie Grannis, of First American Title, signs a shovel for the groundbreaking celebration for the 25,000 square-foot facility

longtime local business icon, the Boise Co-op, had its official groundbreaking Wednesday for its new location in Meridian. The event hosted about 100 guests from the community including Meridian Chamber of Commerce representatives, Wells Fargo and the public. The Meridian store is expected to open its new 25,000-square-foot facility Oct. 15. Matt Fuxan, assistant store manager of the Boise store and project manager for the new location, said there would be some employees brought to the Meridian store from Boise as well as new employees from Meridian and around the Treasure Valley. by Zachary Chastaine Fuxan said the new store would have as many zchastaine@idahopress.com as 130 new employees. Like the Boise store, he said the Meridian © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS location would be a full-format store and offer all the same services such as a deli and wine shop. The Meridian store will also have its own special features as well. “We’re looking to introduce a pizza program that we’re really excited about,” Fuxan said. Fuxan said there was an opportunity to bring an innovation in pizza to the area. “The other big thing that we don’t have, just because of space in the North End, is a classroom space. So we’ll have a classroom space in the front in the northwest corner of the store,” Fuxan said. “We really want to provide education on our food system and just food independence. So having a classroom space to teach different things, not just cooking classes ✭ but ✭ just general food independence, will be a really great thing to ROOFING provide to ✭ ESTIMATES ✭ the Meridian community.” Classes could include topics such as canning , seed saving and growing seasons. The new co-op location is located at The Village at Meridian at the northern tip of the development. General manager of The Village, Hugh Crawford, FING ROO1235315 said it had always been in the vision of the ATES IM T S developers to have a grocery store compoE 08.789.2626 nent and to be able to get a brand like the Boise Co-op was a dream come true. Fuxan said the Boise Co-op was looking forward to expanding and that the energy from The Village was undeniable. “We really wanted to make a big splash 1237785 and get immediately infused into the cul-

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he Meridian Chamber of Commerce, in an effort to meet its ongoing goal to create a better business service for its members and provide a fun event for the public, has decided to move away from its annual pancake feed and instead develop a new event meant to provide better service to members and more options for visitors. President and CEO Anne Little Roberts said the pancake feed was becoming difficult to sustain with so many fast food options and certain costs — such as the $3,000 stage where the Meridian Symphony plays — that were becoming unsustainable. She said the intention is to be able to do more with the resources that had been going to operate the pancake feed. The new event is still in the planning stages but a date has been set. The new event will be held Sept. 24 and is meant to help the chamber keep up with the changing environment in Meridian. It will still include a food component but Roberts said the goal is to provide more for people and members alike and create an event that families can come to. This could include entertainment as well as member booths for visitors. Roberts said the venue for the new event would be Kleiner Park so families can take advantage of the park’s amenities. Roberts said the intention was not to get away from tradition but that the chamber was working to rise to the challenge presented by the increasingly high bar set by members of the Meridian business community. “The Village (at Meridian) has contributed to more energy everywhere in Meridian and set the bar higher,” Roberts said. The chamber will also try to develop an event that is more appealing to younger professionals. The chamber has made other changes recently to move toward its new fiveyear goal, such as the introduction of a new logo and has pulled in several new members. Roberts said the chamber had 52 new members join in 2014. “We’re excited for the new possibilities,” Roberts said.

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ture of a different town,” Fuxan said. For residents, the new location provides an opportunity as well. April Crawford, a Meridian resident who also works near the new location, said she expects to do a lot of shopping at the Boise Co-op and was excited by the location being close to her home. “The location is great; we come to The Village a lot,” Crawford said. She said she expected that the location of the new store would also bring it a lot of business. Ben Kuzma, general manager of the Boise Co-op, said representatives of the co-op traveled to Seattle and studied other stores to learn what sort of things they might like in a new location. He said the plan was to bring some of the Boise vibe to Meridian. As far as its setup, Kuzma said the Meridian location would be physically similar to the Boise location with lower shelving in some areas and natural sky lighting. Kuzma, as well as Crawford, Mayor Tammy de Weerd and Boise Co-op Board Chairwoman TJ Stevens, spoke to the crowd at the groundbreaking about their excitement for the new location and their thanks to residents for their support. “We are super excited about having the Boise Co-op here,” de Weerd said.

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he Meridian Schools Clinic located on the campus at Meridian Elementary School celebrates its first full year of operation this February. The program is the only one of its kind with a permanent facility in the state. Clinic director Phoebe Gray said the main goal of the clinic is to keep kids in school by keeping kids healthy. The clinic serves exclusively West Ada School District children from infants to 18-year old students and their siblings. by Zachary Chastaine The clinic ofzchastaine@idahopress.com fers basic labo© 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS ratory services to test for illnesses, dental care, counseling. It can provide basic medical treatments like stitches and initial examinations for injuries such as broken bones. “Over the past year we have seen almost 1,000 patients,” Gray said. Gray said it was fortunate that in the West Ada School District almost every school has a school nurse. The clinic provides expanded medical services that cannot be provided at each individual school. Gray said typically a child goes to triage at their school by a nurse and parents are contacted to see how they would like to proceed. Then, in most cases, parents will take their kids to the clinic for treatment. Six schools including Meridian Middle, Crossroads Middle, Meridian Elementary, Frontier Elementary, Peregrine Elementary and Chief Joseph Elementary schools have access to bus service through a partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of Meridian to transport children to the clinic once permission is granted by the student’s parents. In the case of students from Meridian Elementary, kids are simply escorted to the building. The clinic was supported by superintendent Linda Clark when it first opened, and the clinic continues to be funded through a combination of donors, grants and billing for services. Some things, such as parts of the construction for the building, were done by a construction class from a local high school. The logo for the clinic was designed by students at Meridian High School. Gray said the dental chair was a donation from the Ronald McDonald House. Before it became the clinic it is today, the building used to be a YMCA facility. “We gutted it and completely remodeled it with lots of help from lots of people,”

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The clinic located on the campus of Meridian Elementary School offers many services meant to keep kids healthy and in the classroom. Gray said. The clinic has a staff of seven employees including two nurse practitioners, a registered nurse, a receptionist, a dental hygienist, a counselor and nutritionist. Although not all the staff are at the clinic full-time they rotate throughout the week so that the services needed by students can be accessible. Staff, in addition to seeing students for injuries and illness, also perform regularly scheduled appointments and follow-up appointments with students. In addition to the clinic’s anniversary, February is also National School-Based Healthcare Awareness Month. Gray said a national group, the School-based Healthcare Alliance, would be presenting to Congress to help inform them about the goals of these programs. Staff at the Meridian clinic also hope to help keep parents from needing to leave work to get their kids to a doctor. In some cases, parents who make hourly wage can’t often afford to leave work. “We believe that the school-based health clinic is a very wonderful function,” Gray said. “Our goal is to keep children in school. This allows children to be seen without the parent present so the parent doesn’t have to leave work, which for many people is very beneficial.”

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omelessness in Meridian is often an issue that goes on with little attention since the homeless in Meridian are usually unseen. To help keep the issue from becoming worse, the Boise-based nonprofit CATCH by Zachary Chastaine expanded into zchastaine@idahopress.com Meridian a year ago with help © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS from the West Ada School District. Since then, the program has been expanding, and the woman behind the organization’s Meridian operations hopes to continue to expand services in coming years. Abby White is the face of CATCH in Meridian, and she alone handles cases in the city. The organization works exclusively with families with children. It is an Idaho grown nonprofit founded by Greg Morris, now the executive director of ACLU of Idaho, that works with a housing first approach. The organization tries to secure housing as a key factor for people to be able take care themselves, stay employed and keep their kids in school. White had originally started with CATCH as an office manager, and with her previous experience as a school counselor, she was able to transition into a case worker position. “Just seeing the work they did, I wanted to be a part of it,” White said. CATCH expanded its services to Meridian in April 2013 with support from the West Ada School District, including letting White use a cubicle at the district’s headquarters. Although White has the support of the CATCH office in Boise and the resources there, work in Meridian is usually done from the school district office. White said the partnership with the school district is important to the work CATCH is trying to do since the schools are often the first place homelessness is identified in Meridian. “When kids are homeless, they don’t do well in school,” White said. Kids dealing with homelessness are often tired, can’t focus and sometimes have bad hygiene due to the lack of access to facilities. White said there are currently about 400 students in the West Ada School District who are considered at risk of homelessness. In many cases, the kids are from families where their parents are employed, but don’t make enough money to keep up with all the bills.

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ountain West Bank’s new regional financial center officially opened Feb. 9. The fullservice bank offers a range of features and sits at the intersection of Eagle and Fairview Road. Customers were already at the branch working with bankers and using the drive thru. Branch manager Andrea Harris said the location could provide services from simple teller by Zachary Chastaine transactions to zchastaine@idahopress.com home loans and © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS other lending services. Harris said the location also housed administrative offices. The two story building was built by Wright Brothers, The Building Company of Boise, and features large glass windows and an open lobby space between tellers and officers. Harris said an official ribbon cutting will be held in coming days. The day of the ribbon cutting is still to be determined but marketing manager, Jodi Ward said it would likely be in mid-March.

Ward said the bank’s location put the bank in a better position for doing business in the area. “Being near The Village (at Meridian) was a huge benefit to us also,” Ward said. Community Banking President Dan Price said in a statement that the bank had brought in experts in residential loans, SBA and commercial lending services from other branches to create a complete banking resource between Boise and Nampa. “We are very proud of our new regional financial center and branch in Meridian,” Price said. The 11,500-square-foot location is the eight Mountain West Bank location in the Treasure Valley. Ward said the new bank facility would employ up to 50 people. It will replace the Mountain West Bank location at 4250 E. Fairview Ave. A statement from Mountain West Bank said the staff from the Fairview location would be absorbed into the new facility. Another branch at 2970 E. St. Luke’s St. has also converted to a drive-through only bank. This change took effect the same day the new branch opened Feb. 9.

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What did you say about new developments on Ten Mile Road?

Before we ran our article on possible growth on Ten Mile Road we asked readers if they ever avoid Eagle Road, if readers were excited for possible growth and what kind of things they would like to see come to Ten Mile. We had a huge response and wanted to share some of the things you said.

In-n-Out burger would be nice. Preferably something different than every other strip mall in the area. n

WalMart came to 10 Mile because I have less driving around nuts. But I am also thinking of moving away. Crime is increasing. It’s going down hill. Need a new mayor and need people who care about a good dog shelter for Meridian. All this building going on and I fear there will be another economic drop. Oh, would love a Happy Teriyaki on Ten mile before I leave.

Build a civic and sports complex along Ten Mile Road. It should include an indoor olympic sized swimming pool that can support the growing swimming/diving sports with adequate spectator n Yes, I avoid Eagle Road whenever possible. No, seating. Two full sized ice rinks to support ice hockey I’m not excited about additional business develop- and figure skating and public skating. Dedicated in- n BICYCLE PATH, safely separated from the cars! ments on Ten Mile. We already have a ridiculous, door Pickle Ball courts. Both an indoor and outdoor permanently illuminated Walmart, which will of auditorium for music and plays. Several indoor and n I would love to see it look more old fashioned. course draw a ton of additional chain stores and outdoor soccer fields. We need more sports venues There is so much farming out that way. I wish we cookie-cutter development that will do nothing to help our youth focus their lives on activities other could develop with it instead of making it all go but bring traffic, noise and trash. Between that than the cyber worlds many currently reside. And away and look like every other new place. and the temple, this formerly quiet residential yes, I avoid Eagle Rd as much as possible and live n Winco, Costco and Ikea area of town will be ruined within a year. very near to Ten Mile. Yes, I avoid Eagle Road often. I live closer to Ten Mile. Why would area residents want Ten Mile to become another Eagle Road? If more development has to happen, how about keeping it classy with something other than the same old high-traffic gas station/convenience stores and fast food chains? What about attracting all those liveable-wage jobs that everybody was talking about during the last city council election campaigns? n

More restaurants off the freeway. Don’t necessarily need to commercialize all of Ten Mile. Not a bunch of fast food joints either. n

I would love to use Eagle Road more often. It is curious in the age of computers that I can travel the speed limit from Overland to State Street and still hit four red lights. Keep the lights timed 24/7 and there wouldn’t be so much complaining about Eagle Road. n

Another Winco out this way possibly? More restaurants so we don’t have to go to Eagle Road for a bite to eat but not a bunch of nasty chain restaurants. Locally owned preferred. The high school students need more choices for lunch too. n

Eagle Road is horrible, should be a bypass for it. Ten Mile should get lots of places to eat and movie theaters! n

I believe growth is simply unavoidable. The word is out about our beautiful community. With more rooftops comes the need for services. Eagle Road is a retail sector that has become a destination with The Village. I believe Ten Mile is a great alternative for retailers. The I-84 Ten Mile interchange will see some major players in the years to come. Having more commercial on Ten Mile will reduce congesn Yes, I avoid Eagle and I avoid Chinden. As much as tion on Eagle Road, which is a good thing. I see I can. Speed limits are too fast here for the number more restaurants and services on Ten Mile. of cars. There is no cordial behavior amongst drivers. n I am afraid that most people like me have moved People pass us on the right in ‘merge lanes’ to cut ahead of us every time we leave the house. That is to this side of town to avoid all of that. Gateway aggressive driving and should be ticketed! I’m glad has movies and fast food, just down the freeway is

Target, Costco, Olive Garden just to name a few, why do we need to glog every inch. I avoid Eagle Road UNLESS it’s after peak hours. Seems like I get up to speed only to have a red light stop me, or someone pulls out from a business not caring that I’m going 50. I even hate to cross Eagle but since I live in Meridian and work in Boise it’s unavoidable. As to building on Ten Mile, sure, I’m excited, but I agree with most here about having less cookie cutter and more quality. n

It would be swell if we could get a Trader Joe’s or some UPSCALE restaurants in Meridian. We not only avoid Eagle Road when possible, we AVOID going downtown Boise. Only an opinion, but we think that Meridian deserves upscale restaurants so less of our population from Meridian has to go downtown Boise to enjoy some really fine dining. Also be nice if we could get some venues on this side of the county to draw entertainment, instead of having to go downtown Boise to see name shows. There is really much more to Ada County than downtown Boise. Our little sleepy town of Meridian is bursting from residential development growth. Let’s rally to get some venues here. We know that the big sports complex will be nice, but there is a lot more space available than building another thing on Eagle Road. n

I have lived on Ten Mile Rd now for 37 yrs and I can not get out of my driveway even at 5:30 a.m. without a line of traffic to wait for. I for one do not like the added traffic, the loss of farmland and slow process of Ada County Highway District to keep up with the growth of Meridian. It’s not like we didn’t know ALL the growth was coming through Ten Mile yet the road still remains in need of four lanes all the way through. n

We are planning on moving further away from all this. Whole reason not to live in Boise and now it’s being ruined. n

When you’re green you’re growing! My friends and I used to take road trips to Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco to shop and dine in the types of establishments we’re beginning to see in the Eagle Road area and at The Village. The increased traffic is a small price to pay. I’m all about choices! n

I used to avoid Eagle Road but not anymore. I think the Ten Mile interchange area could use a truck stop and or restaurants. I’m really surprised that Fast Eddys is the only gas station to open up in that area. n

what’s on your mind? Tell us what you think about the goings on in Meridian by “liking” the Meridian Press page on Facebook at facebook.com/meridianpress and posting comments. We’ll use those comments in some of our future editions.

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Desired Skills and Experience Strong selling skills. Creative thinker & problem solver. Well organized & efficient time management skills. Excellent customer service and follow through. Good sense of humor. The Idaho Press-Tribune is the second largest daily newspaper in the State of Idaho with a weekly audience reach of over 140,000 people with its three primary products; The Idaho Press Tribune, the Meridian Press, and the Emmett Messenger-Index. The Idaho PressTribune is owned by Pioneer News Group, a privately held, independent family owned company.

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Advertising AssistantSales Trainee The Idaho Press-Tribune is seeking qualified candidates for an Advertising Assistant Sales Trainee. This is a full-time, day shift, hourly position with additional commission and bonuses available on sales projects. The Advertising Assistant Sales Trainee is a key position in the advertising department and requires the ability to work independently as well as with others both inside and outside of the department to achieve success. The culture is very fast paced and extremely deadline driven and this role will give the right candidate a basic understanding of newspaper advertising and the potential to move into a sales position within the company. The ideal candidate should be, professional, organized, and comfortable in fast paced deadline driven environments. In addition the ideal candidate should have excellent written and verbal communication skills and should be proficient using computers and other technology as part of their day-to-day work flow. Strong attention to detail and accuracy is a must. The Idaho Press-Tribune provides an outstanding work environment, training, support, and resources. We also offer a full suite of benefits including health, dental, life, 401k, paid vacation and sick time. You must have a valid Idaho driver's license along with a good driving record. Please email a cover letter explaining why you are the perfect fit for this opportunity, specifically directly related examples of past success in a similar role. Email the cover letter and resume to Sean Evans Advertising Director sevans@idahopress.com The Idaho Press-Tribune is a privately owned employee driven company that has been doing business in the Treasure Valley since 1883. We are well respected and well known. We are a leader in providing local information and advertising to residents across seven counties.

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