🌱 Build Up Boise + Thanksgiving Attire + More Daybell Charges

Happy Tuesday, neighbors! Here's everything you need to know today in Boise.

Welcome to the Tuesday edition of the Boise Daily. The Boise skyline could soon see a number of multi-story buildings, and the partner of the victim of a recent shooting at the mall is asking for help due to PTSD. We ask the burning question regarding your Thanksgiving dress, while one person has decided the lieutenant governor's job is really not for him. Finally, Chad and Lori Daybell may be making a trip to Arizona after finishing court proceedings in Idaho.

First, today's weather:

Mostly cloudy, showers around. High: 44 Low: 28.

Here are the top stories today in Boise:

1. As space in downtown Boise continues to disappear, some have the idea to go upward instead of sideways. BoiseDev editor Don Day explores the projects in the works for constructing new buildings, some as tall as a proposed 28-story apartment building. Day also looks at the parking issues associated with tall structures. (boisedev.com)
2. CBS2 news staff report a GoFundMe page has been created for the partner of the security guard, Jo Acker, who was shot and killed in the Boise Towne Square Mall shooting. Money collected will go towards a service dog and training. (Idaho News)
3. With Thanksgiving just days away, LITE-FM's Jess poses the question if your family has a dress code for the big dinner? Is a shirt and tie or dress required? Sweatpants a no go? Is everyone required to sit around the dining room table or does your family grab a plate and hit the sofa? (liteonline)
4. The race to become Idaho's lieutenant governor has one less person in the race. KTVB's Katie Terhune reports Luke Malek has withdrawn from the race and has urged supporters to back current Speaker of the House Rep. Scott Bedke for lieutenant governor. (KTVB)
5. The East Idaho News and Eric Grossarth continue to update the Chad and Lori Daybell case. Police in Arizona have now asked prosecutors to review charges against Chad and Lori Daybell for conspiracy of attempted murder in connection with an incident involving Lori’s former nephew-in-law. The move comes after two years of investigation. (eastidahonews)

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Today in Boise:

• The Garden City Parks and Waterways Committee will meet Tuesday. (4:30 p.m.)
• The Household Hazardous Waste Collection site for Tuesday is the Albertsons located at 1653 S. Vista Ave. (Noon)
• Make sure you can cut through your whole Thanksgiving feast with ease by getting all those dull knives spruced up and ready to slice! Knives-ly Done will be at Meriwether Cider Taproom honing all your cutting implements, as well as multiple local crafts folks selling all sorts of gifts and handmade treasures. (4 p.m.)
• The Boise Public Library is hosting a Pokémon Party. Play games, trade cards, and share your Pokémon Go progress. (6:30 p.m.)
• The City of Boise is celebrating 20 years of the Foothills levy with an exhibit at the city hall. The City of Boise owns and manages more than 5,000 acres in the foothills across 12 open space reserves. (8 a.m.)

Boise Patch Notebook

• US National Weather Service Boise Idaho: "We could watch the fog burn off at Redfish Lake all day. #idwx" (Facebook)
• Boise's Best Bites!: "Getting our Thanksgiving dinner supplies and supporting local even on the rub/brine for the turkey we are going to smoke. Boise’s Oma & Popie’s spices are available at most Treasure Valley @albertsons." (Instagram)
• Idaho Humane Society: "The Idaho Humane Society will be closing early Thanksgiving Eve (Nov. 24) at 3 p.m. We will be closed all day Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving Day. If you have an animal emergency, please call police dispatch at (208) 377-6790." (Facebook)
• Boise State Public Radio: ""Students, that train in Idaho are more likely to stay in Idaho."" (Facebook)
• Boise Weekly: "Petting zoos have technically been around since 1938, when a children's section was created at the London Zoo but zoos really began with the menagerie — a collection of wild or exotic animals typically owned by aristocrats." (Instagram)

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