🌱 Historic Boise Pools + JUMP History + Federal Trial Starts

Hello all. I'm back in your inbox this morning with your fresh copy of the Boise Daily, fresh off the presses. Follow along for everything you need to know about what's happening around town.

Our followers of the Boise Daily continue to let us know their thoughts. In response to our reader question asking about local farmers markets, Don writes he is a loyal fan of local, healthy food.

"I attend all of the Farmers Markets on Shoreline every Saturday rain or shine throughout the market season," Don wrote us. "I love them and all the vendors. I have been attending them since 2008."

Thanks Don.

Welcome to the Tuesday edition of the Boise Daily. Two Boise municipal pools recently were placed on a list of historic places and the city is looking to help those unsure of where their next meal comes from. New jobs are out there in Boise and look back at the history of JUMP. Finally, a former law enforcement officer from Caldwell is in a Boise court facing serious charges.

First, today's weather:

Mostly sunny and nice. High: 84 Low: 55.

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Here are the top stories in Boise today:

1. You may very well have splashed in a National Register of Historic Place. CBS2 news staff write both Lowell and South pools have received listings on the NRHP. Both neighborhood pools were constructed in 1953 and are examples of work by Wesley Bintz, a designer of innovative above-ground swimming pools built across the United States. Bintz designed approximately 100 municipal pools across the nation with South and Lowell two of the few remaining. (Idaho News)
2. Your neighbors, many working one or two jobs, may not know where their next meal is coming from and are experiencing food insecurity. Boise State Public Radio's George Prentice interviews Kate Nelson, City of Boise director of Community Partnerships, regarding what the City of Boise is doing to help address keeping food on the tables of Boise. (Boise State Public Radio)
3. A new week means a whole new listing of available jobs in Boise. Boise Patch presents local companies looking for employees for positions including business manager, customer service, sales and traffic manager. (Boise Patch)
4. The Boise Daily frequently informs followers of events taking place at JUMP. BoiseDev carries an excerpt from the forthcoming book "Boise: City of Trees," due out this fall from David R. Day and the BoiseDev team, telling the history of Jack's Urban Meeting Place (JUMP). First opened in 2015, "the purpose of the building is to be a shared environment and an opportunity for people to grow and learn through different activities and events." (boisedev.com)
5. Monday marked the start of a trial in Boise of Joseph Hoadley, a former high-ranking Caldwell Police officer. KTVB-TVstaff report Hoadley is in federal court facing four felony counts of deprivation of rights under color of law; destruction, alteration or falsification of records in federal investigations; tampering with a witness by harassment; and tampering with documents. If found guilty, Hoadley could face up to 70 years in federal prison and $1 million in fines. (KTVB)

Today in Boise:

• As long as our great weather holds out, the Boise Public Library will continue to hold Music and Movement in the Park Tuesday mornings. (10:30 a.m.)
• The Household Hazardous Waste Collection site for Tuesday is Wright United Church of Christ located at 4821 W. Franklin St. (Noon)
• Middleton High School will visit Capital High School for high school varsity volleyball action Tuesday evening. (6 p.m.)
• The Boise City Council convenes Tuesday evening. On the agenda is a report by the Open Space and Clean Water Advisory Committee. (6 p.m.)
• Tuesday will be your chance to hear from real CSIs. Boise State University holds a community event to hear from experts about solving crimes through forensic firearms examination and forensic pathology. This is part of National Forensic Science Week in Idaho. (7 p.m.)

From my notebook:

• Idaho Humane Society: "Idaho Humane Society Humane Officers work around the clock to safeguard animals. This 500-pound pig was wandering around the desert off Coloverdale/Poen. Thankfully, the pig's owner was contacted, and we could reunite them." (Idaho Humane Society via Facebook)
• Boise Parks and Recreation: "It was a beautiful weekend in the City of Trees. Thanks to @heartrightphotography for sharing this image high above the Hyde Park Street Fair in Camel’s Back Park!" (Boise Parks and Recreation via Instagram)
• Zoo Boise: "Ring-tailed lemurs often look shocked, but maybe it’s because they just found out it’s Monday." (Zoo Boise via Facebook)
• Radio Boise: "We all need to space out every once and awhile, and on Sunday evenings KRBX provides the launch pad. Join Wayne Birt for two hours of space rock, krautrock, psychedelia, and warped crooner gems." (Radio Boise via Instagram)
• Boise Weekly: "Emporium feature: The Record Exchange Spins Local Magic with Vinyl Seattle has Pike Place Market. Portland has Powell's Books. And Boise has The Record Exchange." (Boise Weekly via Instagram)
• Boise Parks and Recreation: "Do you have your tickets yet for the first ever Hikes + Hops on Oct. 7? Register now to secure your spot! The $10 ticket includes a drink from Lost Grove Brewing at the Foothills Learning Center after a 30-minute guided hike." (Boise Parks and Recreation via Facebook)

Alrighty, you're all good for today. I'll see you back in your inbox tomorrow morning with your next update!

— John Braese

About me: Welcome to the Boise edition of patch.com. I am the community editor in this exciting endeavor for the Boise area. I was born and grew up in Boise, attending Bishop Kelly High School before graduating from Borah High School more than a few years ago. I have seen Boise grow substantially in the last few years, but still maintain my hometown appeal. I want to hear about what is important to you and the stories you wish to see on patch.com. Feel free to reach out to me via email at john.braese@patch.com or drop me a phone call or text at 208 954-9585.

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