HUCKLEBERRIES: A sharp name
Children named after our view-tiful city included Alene and Coeurd Morris of Dalton Gardens, left, and Coeur d’Alene Zatarain of Indianapolis, Ind., in 1980.
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Actor Dennis Franz received a kiss from collie Max during a Kootenai Humane Society tour in 2005.
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Red Hatter Laura Rouw placed one of 145 pinwheels at City Beach to welcome summer in 2005.
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J.C. Penney Co. cashiers Wanda Myhre, left photo, and Ruth Christensen began collecting the new 3% sales tax July 1, 1965. With Myhre were her first customers of the day: Ray Peterson of Cataldo and Kristin Lien of Medimont.
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Doug Eastwood, left, received a plaque from Mayor Don Johnston in 1980.
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Red Halpern, city parks and rec director, kneeling left, and Mayor Ron Edinger showed KAW attorney James Knudson plans for Tubbs Hill in 1975.
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Patrolman P.J. Monaghan, right, and resident Shelton Forest surveyed Ralph Lawrence’s destroyed vehicle in 1960.
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Injured policeman Mike Kralicek was surrounded by officers from Coeur d’Alene and Washington after arriving at the Spokane Airport in June 2005.
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“Coeur d’Alene” rolls off the tongue: a beautiful French word attached to an American Indian tribe, an idyllic lake, a river and a booming resort town.
It’s as striking as the region.
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