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Plan for a new Boise gym unravels (access required)

by Sean Olson

Published: January 21,2013

Tags: Fit 4 Life, lawsuit, personal fitness, small business

A plan to start a gym in Boise quickly went awry as the purported founders of the venture turned against one another within a month of taking the first steps to get it off the ground. In a lawsuit and subsequent counterclaim filed in Ada County district court, Debbi Stewart and William Ade tell competing stories ...
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