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<p>Jaelyn Young, 7, contemplates the size of the Rathdrum Aquifer during a class presented Thursday by the Panhandle Health District at Atlas Elementary. Environmental Health specialists used cereal, milk, ice cream, decorative sprinkles and juice to explain how the aquifer works as they helped children construct the different levels of the aquifer.</p>

<p>Jaelyn Young, 7, contemplates the size of the Rathdrum Aquifer during a class presented Thursday by the Panhandle Health District at Atlas Elementary. Environmental Health specialists used cereal, milk, ice cream, decorative sprinkles and juice to explain how the aquifer works as they helped children construct the different levels of the aquifer.</p>

October 22, 2010

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This aquifer is edible
October 22, 2010 9 p.m.

This aquifer is edible

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COEUR d'ALENE - How do you impress upon second-graders the importance of protecting our region's drinking water source?