EDITORIAL: Reducing fire risk on Tubbs Hill a must
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June 15, 2025 1:00 AM
Leave Tubbs Hill alone.
Sounds like a reasonable request which some have suggested. After all, Tubbs is 165 acres of trees, brush, trails and wildlife right on the doorstep of downtown Coeur d'Alene. Some argue that trying to improve it by smoothing out the rough spots to make hiking easier, or removing snags and dead branches to make it safer, is at the same time taking away from the natural state that makes Tubbs the unique place it is today.
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