- William and Cindy Walgamott have purchased the assets and related real estate of Discoveries Preschool at 11371 W. Amity Road in Boise, Idaho. Brent Bungard represented the seller in the transaction.
- Moxie Java has leased space in Southside Station, a new retail center at Southside and Greenhurst in Nampa, Idaho. Randy Limani represented the lessor in the transaction.
- Dan and Evelyn Tarter have purchased the assets of Check Solutions, an electronic check verification and collection service business in Boise, Idaho. Ron Winkler represented the seller in the transaction.
- Congratulations to Benone Halinga of Benone Enterprises Inc. on his purchase of a Boise City Liquor License. Brent Bungard represented the seller in the transaction.
- Lloyd and Maurine Freeman have purchased LOTS 30 and 31 of Fairview Avenue Acres Subdivision #2 at 107 W. 37th Street in Garden City. Bob Sabino represented the purchasers in the transaction.
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...that only those people in the upper latitudes north and south of the tropics experience seasons? June 21 is called the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and simultaneously the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere. When our earth's axis tilts towards the sun as it does between June and September, it is summer in the northern hemisphere but winter in the southern hemisphere. Without this tilt of the earth's axis we would have no seasons. On this day there are 24 hours of daylight north of the Arctic Circle and 24 hours of darkness south of the Antarctic Circle. The sun's rays are directly overhead along the Tropic of Cancer (the latitude line passing through Mexico, Saharan Africa, and India). During spring and fall the earth's axis is pointing sideways so both hemispheres have moderate weather and the rays of the sun are directly overhead the equator. Between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn there really are no seasons as the sun is never very low in the sky so it stays warm and humid year-round.