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Traffic signal boxes across Boise are being repainted with original artwork as part of a city art program, turning plain utility boxes into colorful street-level public art. The initiative gives local artists a canvas in everyday public spaces while brightening intersections around the city.
- 2How to watch Utah State vs. No. 22 Boise State on October 3●How to watch Utah State vs. No. 22 Boise State: TV channel and streaming options for October 3 https://www.nytimes.com/a
College football fans are looking up viewing details for Friday's matchup between Utah State and No. 22 Boise State, set for October 3. Guides are circulating that lay out the TV channel and streaming options for the game, as Boise State enters as the ranked favorite. The item lists where viewers can tune in for kickoff.
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Allrecipes has rounded up 12 no-boil pasta bake recipes that skip the step of boiling noodles before baking. The collection highlights simple weeknight dinners where pasta cooks directly in the oven with sauce, saving time and dishes. It is aimed at home cooks looking for low-effort, family-friendly meal ideas.
- 4Tesla sales cool on shipment timing as Model 3 surges●Tesla sales come off the boil due to shipment dates, but Model 3 leaps ahead before release of cut-price model
Tesla's sales have slowed in recent reporting, with shipment dates pushing some deliveries out of the sales period, though the Model 3 has jumped ahead as buyers wait ahead of the release of a cheaper model. Observers suggest the dip is a timing issue rather than collapsing demand, with interest expected to rebound once the budget-priced variant launches.
- 5Home grower raises blue oyster mushrooms in office bucket●Melissa's blue oyster mushroom spores and growing bucket. The straw boiled earlier is the substrate. She grew the spores
A home gardener named Melissa is growing blue oyster mushrooms from a bucket, using boiled straw as the substrate and bird seed to cultivate the spores. The growing shelves sit in her office, and the mushrooms push through holes in the container so she can pick them as they mature. Home mushroom cultivation is drawing interest for how simple the setup is.
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The Bois Forte Band community of Nett Lake, Minnesota, held its fall Miigwech Manoomin Powwow, a celebration tied to the wild rice harvest. The event brought together dancers, drummers and community members to give thanks for manoomin, a culturally central food source. Details on attendance and program highlights remain limited, with the gathering drawing local attention across the region.
- 7'Beware Boiúna' Screens at BeyondFest as B-Movie Fun▼BeyondFest 2026 Review: ‘Beware Boiúna’ Slithers Into B-Movie Fun
The creature feature 'Beware Boiúna' has screened at BeyondFest 2026, drawing a review that praises it as enjoyable B-movie entertainment. The film, built around the Boiúna serpent of Brazilian folklore, is being received as a deliberately pulpy monster picture rather than a serious horror entry, with early commentary from the festival circuit framing it as a fun, self-aware throwback.
- 8Interview: BEWARE BOIÚNA Shot in a 360 'Forest of Horror'●Interview: BEWARE BOIÚNA Filmed in a 360 ‘Forest of Horror’ https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.fang oria.com/interview-b
Fangoria has published an interview about BEWARE BOIÚNA, a horror film shot in 360 degrees within what the filmmakers describe as a 'forest of horror'. The feature highlights how the immersive filming format and the real forest setting were used to create the movie's atmosphere. Details of the interview's content beyond the film's title and production approach are not provided in the available information.
- 9Bill Pollett of Boise dies, obituary published●William Gary "Bill" Pollett Obituary (2026) - Boise, ID - Bowman Funeral Directors - Garden City
William Gary "Bill" Pollett of Boise, Idaho has died, according to an obituary published by Bowman Funeral Directors of Garden City. The notice, dated 2026, records his passing and shares arrangements for family and friends. People are sharing the obituary to pay respects and learn about service details.
- 1017-year-old charged with murder in West Boise drive-by shooting▼17-year-old charged with murder in West Boise drive-by shooting has extensive juvenile record
A 17-year-old has been charged with murder in connection with a drive-by shooting in West Boise, Idaho. Local reporting states the teenager has an extensive juvenile record, raising questions about prior contact with the justice system. Details about victims and circumstances have not been widely reported.
- 11Q&A Examines Kremlin Antisemitism Campaign Against the West●The Kremlin’s Antisemitism Machine and Its War Against the West: A Q&A With David Reaboi
David Reaboi, in a question-and-answer interview with the Combat Antisemitism Movement, argues that the Kremlin operates a deliberate machine that uses antisemitism as a tool in its broader confrontation with the West. He discusses how Russian propaganda allegedly amplifies antisemitic narratives to divide Western societies and undermine democratic institutions, framing the issue as part of an information war rather than isolated bigotry.