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The Seeweewana did not go gentle into Lake Coeur d’Alene’s deep.
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According to a local legend, a mighty wind blew down the Coeur d’Alene Drive-in screen while “The Exorcist” was showing.
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If you’re like me, you’ve wondered what the late Bard of Sherman Avenue would do with today’s overripe local news cycles.
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It’s all there — the bell, the world war monument, a new freedom tree, the Never Forget Garden, the flags symbolizing our country and five branches of the se...
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Richard Butler of the Aryan Nations began 1998 with plans to march his goose-steppers through downtown Coeur d’Alene. He ended up raising $35,000 for human r...
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In an imaginary world, Woody McEvers and Ron Swanson would be great friends.
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I first saw my future wife 50 years ago at a church Valentine’s banquet.
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Ron Hodge wishes, half in jest, that he had received a quarter each time he heard the bromide: “You’re lucky. Your customers don’t complain.”
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The sweet sounds of Coeur d’Alene summer didn’t die four months ago with Chris Guggemos.
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The news during the morning services that Sunday stunned the St. Pius X congregation.
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In social media terms, you would call it “going viral.”
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Reclaiming the Silver Valley
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The spry Sylte Sisters' storied singing
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Tidyman's sleigh erases any doubt
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Road named after war hero at epicenter of Hayden's future growth