Margaret Carmel is a Boise City Hall Reporter at BoiseDev. With a focus on construction and real estate, as well as government and politics, she covers a range of topics including lawsuits, the housing market, and public policy. Margaret's work has been featured in Idaho Press, BoiseDev, and IDAHO ED NEWS.
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By: Margaret Carmel
Blake Gettys, a political newcomer, joins the former Palmer state legislator’s ticket for governor.
By: Margaret Carmel
Sometimes dystopian stories go too over the top.
By: Margaret Carmel
Anchorage pastor Matt Schultz, a Democrat, and independent Bristol Bay fisherman and educator Bill Hill talked resource development, data centers and rural Alaska’s challenges.
More housing could be coming to one of Southwest Boise’s remaining undeveloped lots, but it’s unclear when. The little over an acre lot on the northeast corner of Lake Hazel and Maple Grove roads has drawn questions from several BoiseDev readers. So, what is planned for the site? The lot could become a 12-unit apartment […]
By: Margaret Carmel
Anchorage pastor Matt Schultz, a Democrat, and independent Bristol Bay fisherman and educator Bill Hill talked resource development, data centers and rural Alaska’s challenges.
By: Margaret Carmel
A code compliance case filed by a Boise Bench homeowner sheds some light on how the City of Boise is interpreting its new zoning code rules to protect trees. For years, Sloan Stanley objected to a proposal to raze the single-family home behind his property at 2219 Kootenai Street and turn it into a three-story […]
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By: Margaret Carmel
The more than $3 billion investment from Australian company Santos is Alaska’s first new oil project in decades.
By: Margaret Carmel
If you ever closed a utility billing account with a credit on the balance in Boise, you might be wondering why the money wasn’t automatically returned. A BoiseDev reader recently sold a property on State Street and received a letter in the mail informing him he had a $15 credit on his City of Boise […]
By: Margaret Carmel
The more than $3 billion investment from Australian company Santos is Alaska’s first new oil project in decades.
