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North Idaho in drought

Nearly 80% of the Northwest is in a drought this summer — including north Idaho.

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Coeur d’Alene student spent his summer vacation in the halls of Congress

Coeur d’Alene High School Senior, Caleb Torgenson, had stories galore to tell his first week of school. Not about summer time lake swims, hikes, or a part-t…

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Mahogany group donates $40K to KCSO for deep-water operations

The contribution helped KCSO buy advanced SONAR equipment for about $85,000, which allows emergency responders to see the bottom of Lake Coeur d’Alene and surr…

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Silver Valley school superintendents prioritize attendance as enrollment numbers shift

Attendance matters. That’s the message Superintendents Lance Pearson and Todd Howard want to communicate to students and families now that all Silver Valley sc…

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Today's Ghastly Groaner

What is a cat's favorite movie?

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Coeur d'Alene looking for a few good youth

If you are interested in serving as a student representative on any of the following committees, or know of a student who might be interested, visit www.cdaid.org/volunteer and download an application. The deadline…

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800 cubic yards of concrete poured for Sherman Tower as downtown projects progress

Even over the roar of cement trucks, the excitement in Coeur d’Alene Resort president Bill Reagan’s voice was evident Friday as he gave an update on the latest…

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Coeur d'Alene reaches tentative deals with police, LCEA

For LCEA, the extension of the existing agreement is for two years, with a 3.5% market adjustment to wages for each year, Adams said. "Either party can ask …

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Volunteers chop firewood for ElderHelp of North Idaho to deliver to seniors

Cutting, stacking, and transporting over 60 cords of firewood is no easy task. But around 100 volunteers were up to the challenge Saturday.

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New kiosk at Honeysuckle Beach aims to educate visitors

As Hayden Lake Watershed Association’s president emeritus Geoff Harvey presented the group’s new informational kiosk at Honeysuckle Beach, he invited those in …

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Relic Moon finds new home in former French Cleaners building

Relic Moon has found its forever home — just in time for the body piercing shop’s 15th anniversary.

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Literacy Project of North Idaho's Walk Run Read is Sept. 20

The fourth annual Walk, Run, Read benefit for the Literacy Project of North Idaho will be Sept. 20 in Coeur d'Alene City Park.

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Striking a balance for guidance

A man found a butterfly cocoon. One day, a small opening appeared, and the man sat and watched the butterfly for several hours as it struggled to force its bod…

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SUNDAY EDIT: Developments will make downtown even more vibrant

We’ll agree that all this building has made for a bit of a noisy, congested summer in the downtown area, and these projects will change the face of the area. They will provide an economic boost, creating hundreds o…

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Today's Ghastly Groaner

What's a basketball player's favorite doughnut shop?