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Today In Your Neighborhood: Stand in Solidarity with West Ada teachers and Mo Amer at the Egyptian

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BOISE, Idaho — These are a few of the things going on in your neighborhood:

  • EVERYONE STAND WITH TEACHERS

    • On Sunday, another show of support for Sarah Inama and the teachers in the West Ada School District.
    • Following the 'Everyone is Welcome' poster controversy, the community is invited to line the steps of the Capitol in solidarity and support of public educators.
    • Participants are encouraged to wear their Everyone is Welcome tees or any clothing that reflects unity and inclusion.
    • That's from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
  • LANE CLOSURE ON BROADWAY

    • Starting today in Boise, lane restrictions will be in place on Broadway Ave. between Warm Springs Ave. and Front St. while crews work on a sewer repair project.
    • One lane will be open in each direction with traffic shifting to the west of Broadway.
    • All lanes are expected to be back open by Tuesday.
  • MO AMER AT THE EGYPTIAN

    • And if you're looking for something to do tonight, comedian Mo Amer is in town tonight at The Egyptian Theatre.
    • You might recognize him from his hit show 'Mo' on Netflix which got a rare 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.
    • His 'El Oso Palestino Tour' centers around his life journey as a Palestinian-American with his signature humor and perspective.
      That's tonight at 8 p.m. and tickets are on sale now.