Love, funds, provisions coming from all corners of North Idaho and beyond
Village Bakery owner Dana Bellefeuille loads sandwiches and other provisions into her vehicle Monday as she prepares to make a delivery to first responders and family members at Kootenai Health.
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Blue 541 Director of New Business Cassie Robertson arranges little flags and flowers on the curb outside of her work Monday in downtown Coeur d'Alene. Passersby are invited to take small flags and share words of support in sidewalk chalk.
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Coeur d'Alene resident Mark Booker helps load drinks into a vehicle Monday during efforts to support the firefighters and first responders involved in the fire and shootings that took place Sunday.
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Sisters Thalia Tavis, 18, left, and Emma Thalia, 16, contribute messages of encouragement to a sidewalk chalk area Monday afternoon on Lakeside Avenue.
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An outpouring of love, support and provisions for firefighters and first responders is coming from all corners of Kootenai County and beyond in the wake of the tragic events Sunday on Canfield Mountain.
Two firefighters were killed and one more was hospitalized following an ambush attack on firefighters responding to a brush fire.
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