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The road diet underway in front of the EagleVail business center is expected to be complete by the fall, with the county already scheduling a Sept. 13 ribbon cutting for the new trail it will provide.
The highway is in the process of being condensed from five lanes to three lanes near mile markers 172 and 173 to create a new hard surface recreation path for pedestrians and bikers.
Milling operations began in June from mile marker 170 in Dowd Junction through mile marker 174.5 at the Avon/Beaver Creek roundabout. milling work is expected to be complete next week, and paving will take place in the week that follows.
NCCE s 50th Convention Goes Digital with JUNO
Northwest Council for Computer Education Celebrates, Advances Teachers
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POST FALLS, Idaho, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ JUNO, the service leader of virtual and hybrid platforms, recently served as the digital experience partner for the Northwest Council for Computer Education (NCCE). NCCE gathered its members online in new and different ways thanks to the tools available on JUNO, considered a must-have tech for connecting, engaging and growing event communities.
JUNO With virtual, said NCCE Director of Operations Bobby Myers, we are hoping to grow our attendance base beyond the Northwest region of the U.S. It was easier for some speakers to commit to an online session that required less time and no travel.
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Idaho Nonprofit Center adds members to board By: IBR Staff March 15, 2021 Comments Off on Idaho Nonprofit Center adds members to board
Salome Mwangi
The Idaho Nonprofit Center has announced three members to its board of directors. Salome Mwangi has called Boise home since relocating here 16 years ago via the refugee resettlement program from Nairobi, Kenya. She has a professional background in banking, finance and IT, which she gained while working in Kenya. Since moving to the US, she uses her multilingual skills to foster communication between former refugees and their service providers as they navigated systems in making the Treasure Valley home. Along the way, she has become a cultural broker, realizing that the culture behind each language bears weight in living life with cross-cultural relevance. She currently manages the Refugee Speakers Bureau at the Idaho Office for Refugees.