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BoiseDev.com publisher covering development, growth & business in Boise, Idaho. 2018 Stanford Knight fellow. Spent 18 years in traditional media, now reinventing local news.

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Boise State uses clips of The Office, music from Coldplay in videos. After questions, it deleted a post

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By Don L. Day Verified
| BoiseDev Verified
In the hours before Boise State officially became a member of the Pac-12 conference, the school’s social media accounts lit up with a video touting the move. The post, on X and Instagram, featured two familiar pieces of media. The first, several clips from NBCUniversal show The Office, taken from the “Goodbye, Michael” episode from 2011, when lead character Michael Scott leaves the show. The second is a 40-second clip of the song Yellow by British band Coldplay.
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Cascade ‘community landmark’ listed for sale

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By Don L. Day Verified
| BoiseDev Verified
A long-standing mainstay in Cascade is now listed for sale. Gramma’s Homestead Restaurant at 224 N. Main St. is listed for sale, with an asking price of $225,000. The restaurant first opened in 1998, according to State of Idaho business filings, and is owned by Donna and Bob Tilden of Donnelly. “A long-standing community landmark with strong word-of-mouth appeal and positive reviews highlighting generous portions, good homestyle cooking, and reliable service.
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‘Bullish on future of downtown Boise’: Founder of growing gym gear company buys half block in Downtown Boise

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By Don L. Day Verified
| BoiseDev Verified
Just about a year after putting its half block on the block — the WaFd Bank Building in Downtown Boise has a new owner. TOK Commercial reported an investor had purchased the building at 1001 W. Idaho St. The buyer was Babilim, LLC, according to records viewed by BoiseDev. Babilim is controlled by Gymreapers CEO Roc Pilon of Eagle. Pilon is also the principal in Pilon Commercial Properties, which owns several properties across the Treasure Valley, according to its website.
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