HUCKLEBERRIES: Bear with me here
In 1978, five Coeur d’Alene High boys launch the Polar Bear Plunge, from left, Brian Hunt, Rob Langstaff, Pat Mitchell, Bry Riba and Ken Kohli.
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In 2004, a design concept shows the proposed Hagadone Gardens.
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In 2004, Jim Coleman of JUB Engineers addresses a City Council workshop about the proposed Hagadone Gardens while Duane Hagadone, right, listens.
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In 1994, Coeur d’Alene band Black Happy announces its breakup.
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In 1999, Gary Allen of Rock 94 ½ FM stages a radio marathon.
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In 1959, Jerold Lee Miles, 28, shares a Dec. 21 birthday with his three children, from left: Bradley, 1, Jerold Lee II, 2, and Shelley, 3.
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In 1964, Christy Steinley, 4, walks her Shetland, Teeney.
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In 2014, Tim McCormick, left, and John Kinkade install “The Explorers.”
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In 1984, builders select Parade of Homes sites, from left, Kim Riley, Roger Stewart, Dave Volking, Paul Stewart and Jim Crowe.
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In 1999, Gov. Dirk Kempthorne and four former governors attend Jim Stoicheff’s funeral, from left, Don Samuelson, John Evans, Phil Batt, Kempthorne and Cecil Andrus.
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In the beginning, there were five.
On Nov. 21, 1978, Pat Mitchell, then 16, and four Coeur d’Alene High buddies stripped down to skimpy swimsuits at Sanders Beach and ran into 40-degree Lake Coeur d’Alene.
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