Community chips in to launch optimization project
Lake City High student Lucy Baker with mom Michelle Baker and siblings/Lakes Middle School students Jordan and Ruby Baker volunteer Tuesday to help beautify Lakes as the courtyard transformation project commences.
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Marshall Cook of Mountain West Bank waits for Clearwater Summit Group's Kasey Kimble to load a wheelbarrow with fresh woodchips Wednesday at Lakes Middle School.
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Bekah Johnson of Mountain West Bank places fresh woodchips among the shrubbery Wednesday at Lakes Middle School.
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COEUR d'ALENE — An underutilized space at Lakes Middle School is approaching a transformation.
The school's courtyard has entered the first phase of an overhaul project that will eventually create a more user-friendly space with seating, tables, shade sails and a pavilion where teachers will take learning outside and students can study and eat lunch in the open air.
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