🌱 Teleporting States + Mountain Coaster + Pumpkin Donation

Happy Tuesday, people of Boise! Let's get you all caught up to start today off on an informed note.

In an extensive article, the beliefs of Lori Daybell are chronicled in today's Boise Daily. Golfers may soon take to the tees at Tamarack and we provide a preview of the Mountain Coaster at Bogus Basin. A local company has donated more than a few pumpkins and those working on our freeways are tired of people running into the overpasses.

First, today's weather:

Plenty of sunshine. High: 56 Low: 35.

Here are the top stories in Boise today:

1. The Chandler Police Department in Arizona has released a number of documents related to the investigation of Lori Daybell. In a story published in the East Idaho News, written by Associated Press reporter Rebecca Boone, police detail Daybell's belief she could teleport between states, a scoring system used to determine if people were good or evil, and exalted people could not be held responsible for actions while on Earth. Daybell and her husband are charged with the deaths of her two children and her husband's ex-wife. (eastidahonews)
2. Closed since 2015, the Tamarack Golf Course may soon see people teeing up. BoiseDev editor Don Day reports a deal has been struck for purchase of the course and plans are for golfers to take to the course to reopen in 2023. (BoiseDev)
3. If you are waiting for the snow to pile up at Bogus before a visit, you are mistaken. Fall is the time to make the trip up the mountain for a ride on the Mountain Coaster. KIDO-AM's Moug has a video of the ride down the mountain as a preview. (kidotalkradio)
4. CBS2 news staff have the story of Chiobani bringing the holiday spirit early, donating more than 1,300 pumpkins to the Idaho Food Bank. (idahonews)
5. Growth in the Treasure Valley has meant more vehicles on the road and more work for the Idaho Department of Transportation. KIVI-TV's Roland Beres spoke with ITD regarding some of the recent incidents involving large vehicles hitting overpasses. (KIVI)

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Boise Fact of the Day

There are 10 golf courses in Boise, Idaho and two are municipal courses. There are also another 14 golf courses within 20 miles of Boise, including six public, four municipal and three private courses.

Today in Boise:

• Do you want to learn more about building career-bases skills? Join us at the Boise State Recreation Center for an engaging session to explore the benefits of networking. (Noon)
• The Boise City Council will meet Tuesday. Council meetings are held in the Maryanne Jordan City Council Chambers on the 3rd floor of City Hall. Regular meetings start at 6 p.m. and are open to the public. The meeting's end time depends on the length of the agenda. (6 p.m.)
• Join members of the City of Boise Housing Team to share your insights and perspectives on housing in our city Tuesday evening at Kristin Armstrong Municipal Park. The event is free, but registration is required. (6 p.m.)
• Gather at the Meriwether Taproom in Garden City every Tuesday in October for a Spooky Scary Story Hour. The lights will go out and some top-notch scary radio performances will be played. Sip a cider and get spooky. (7 p.m.)
• The Boise Public Library has a number of events on Tuesday including Family Story Time, School Age Fun, Teen Hangout and Teen Gaming. (10:30 a.m.)

Boise Patch Notebook

• US National Weather Service Boise Idaho: "Winter arrives at Redfish Lake. #idwx #orwx" (Facebook)
• Boise Police Department: "Welcome Deputy Chief Tammany Brooks. We are happy to have you and can’t wait for you to meet all our friends in Boise. Deputy Chief Tammany Brooks comes to Boise with 26 years of police experience." (Facebook)
• Boise's Best Bites!: "New barbecue restaurant opening in downtown Boise. @randrbbq which is a very small but growing chain of great barbecue based out of SLC, opened their second Idaho location next to Tupelo Honey upstairs on 8th Street in Boise this weekend." (Instagram)
• Radio Boise: "While you're on our website enjoying the live stream, check out the Radio Boise merch store! We have hats, hoodies, socks, koozies and many more ways to show your love for KRBX, and your purchase helps support our non-commercial broadcasts." (Instagram)
• Idaho Botanical Garden: "The Idaho Plant Doctor herself, Sierra Laverty is going to teach us how to prune our plants for the dormant season. This class will be Tuesday, Nov. 2, from 6:30-8 p.m." (Facebook)

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