HUCKLEBERRIES: A kind man in a tough business
Publisher C. Patrick King of the Press, standing, and Publisher Roy Wellman of the Beloit, Wis., Daily News changed places in January 1974.
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The old "Hayden Lake School" at Hayden and Government Way (now Hayden Bible Fellowship) reinforced the erroneous idea that the cities of Hayden and Hayden Lake were the same entity.
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In January 1994, North Idaho College spokesman Steve Shenck stood in front of the first house to be raffled off.
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A Fred Murphy tug pretends to tow Hagadone HQ to protect it from flood waters.
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Brad and Duane Hagadone, center, are shown with the Hall family after the purchase of Blackwell Island.
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Councilman Ron Edinger, upper right, resolved to quit smoking in 1989. Others sharing resolutions with The Press included: Sandi Bloem, Ron McIntire and Louise Shadduck.
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Celine Marie (Smith) Lehman was the first baby born in Kootenai County in 1960.
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Two-term councilman Mike Kennedy, who was honored by city firefighters when he stepped down from the council, was a key vote in the construction of McEuen Park.
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And so begins my 40th year in Coeur d’Alene.
I’m not a native, neither am I a newcomer.
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