Please join VPNA for a free workshop presented by the City of Boise to help you dig into the history of your home. This workshop dovetails perfectly into VPNA’s historic walking trail project. Title: “IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK: UNCOVERING THE HISTORY OF YOUR HOME” Description: Every house has a unique story. Historians Elizabeth Jacox and Barbara Perry Bauer of […]
Construction on the Ray Neef River Recreation Park has been progressing very well. The river which had been diverted through Quinns Pond is now back in the natural channel so most of the in-river work is completed. To read more from a recent article from the Statesman click here.
Boise Parks and Recreation will be discussing plans for Esther Simplot Park, as well as, taking comments at a public meeting: 5:30pm, Thursday December 1 at Whittier Elementary School, 301 N. 29th Street. If you are unable to attend you can submit your comments, send them to Wendy Larimore at Boise Parks and Recreation: wlarimore@cityofboise.org,
Thanks to Stan and Jo at Idaho River Sports for their continued support of VPNA. Click on the image below for more information about a special sale/fundraiser for us…
PROPOSED SIMPLOT PARK PLAN SUBJECT OF UPCOMING PUBLIC MEETING A proposed plan for the Esther Simplot Community Park shows expanded ponds and a meandering stream. Natural and paved pathways weave through grassy areas, across bridges and around islands and picnic shelters. Boise Parks and Recreation will discuss these plans and take comments at a public
