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Is this nature's healthier meat replacement?
Thanks to research suggesting they are better for heart health than animal-based foods, many carnivores are on the hunt for the best plant-based meat replacements they can find.
What's for dinner? Depends what's in the fridge and pantry
Just about now, you might be tired of cooking and eating what’s in your refrigerator. We are all used to asking what’s for dinner? What are we in the mood for …
Liz Weston: How to create a retirement paycheck that lasts
Saving and investing for retirement may actually be easier than deciding how to safely spend what you’ve accumulated.
City Sleeps: A look at the empty NYC streets amid the virus
A desolate Times Square still lit up with no one on the streets. The usually bustling Grand Central Terminal empty, except for a lone traveler. Only a few peop…
Stapilus: Welcome to a Covid-19 world
Compared to a lot of people, our household has been hit lightly by the new world of Covid-19.
Seattle Nurses Scrounge For Masks To Stay Safe On Pandemic's Front Lines
As the caseload of patients with the new coronavirus grows, masks and other personal protective equipment are in short supply — and nurses in Washington state are resorting to workarounds to try to stay safe.
CDC Coronavirus Testing Decision Likely To Haunt Nation For Months To Come
As the novel coronavirus snaked its way across the globe, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in early February distributed 200 test kits it had produced to more than 100 public health labs run by states…
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Whitman County has first confirmed COVID-19 case
After creeping closer and closer over the last week, the first positive test result for COVID-19 hit the region Sunday with the diagnosis of a woman who lives in Whitman County.
Blackfeet tribal members pull together to feed kids
BROWNING, Mont. — The sound of school bus horns carried on the wind through the neighborhoods in and around this small rural town on the eastern edge of Glacier National Park, a clarion call to the community’s chil…
Equipment failure claims surface in documents, roil Hanford
RICHLAND — Bill Evans Jr. worked on the front lines of the Hanford cleanup. He supervised crews tasked with dismantling tanks, uncoupling pipes and painting over surfaces to stanch the spread of radioactive particl…
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A note from Don: BoiseDev will keep covering the news you need in unprecedented times
What an extraordinary week it has been. Last Thursday, I wrote my first story related to the coronavirus pandemic. Since that time, I’ve posted 17 more, produced more than 300 real-time updates, and sent out a doze…
Bicycle shops see steady business as Washington grinds to a halt
She got her first bike – a purple Trek tricycle – just hours before Gov. Jay Inslee announced a “stay-at-home” order in the fight against COVID-19. .
More than 400 masks donated to police department by Spokane Chinese community
The president of the Spokane Chinese Association, Ping Ping, is a bubbly college instructor who loves to bring people together.