D.F. Oliveria
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Alaska Viking’s ‘Mooseltoe’
Americans in the 1960s and 1970s proved they were suckers for cute gimmicks before a Coeur d’Alene-born Alaskan be…
HUCKLEBERRIES: This book ended quite happily
Even good ones, like Dixie Reid and the late Ron Edinger, can be wrong.
What you can do for life
Lee Caires was born to be a mother.
HUCKLEBERRIES: Popular author fired a CDA blank
Most people call it a “silencer” — the muzzle device that minimizes the sound of a gunshot.
Our 'secret' is 145 years old now
We shouldn’t be surprised that newcomers are pouring into Coeur d’Alene.
Huckleberries: Condo proposal was no day at the beach
The beach rimming North Idaho College would look differently today if the Committee to Prevent the Construction of Condominiums on Coeur d’Alene Lake Front had…
Huckleberries: Seal Beach to CDA: California dreamin'
When he graduated from Bonners Ferry High in 1979, Michael Boatman couldn’t wait to leave town.
When CDA was part of the story
Once, Coeur d’Alene was the toast of New York City.
The pawn of a new era for teacher
Bruce Twitchell has tapped out for now.
HUCKLEBERRIES: No Huddies?! The day the Earth stood still
On Jan. 3, 1997, the unthinkable happened.
HUCKLEBERRIES: A hilarious look back 25 years
Huckleberries column
Huckleberries: 3 blessings + family dinner = happy life
And a tip of the wisdom cap to the late Berni Dami.
HUCKLEBERRIES: This tale of Tom's no whitewash
Coeur d’Alene has a connection to Tom Sawyer — yes, that Tom Sawyer — through its funeral homes: Yates and English.
A miraculous Christmas
A Christmas miracle happened here 75 years ago, thanks to the late, revered Dr. E.R.W. “Ted” Fox.
Merchants smile when they see Andrea coming
Sensational shopper and other local legends revealed.
That storm was a heart-stopper
Jim Rosenlund has a different view of Ice Storm 1996 than most.