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<p>May baskets, full of flowers, inspirational poems, candy and small trinkets, rest on the kitchen counter of Penny Inglis' Coeur d'Alene home on Wednesday. Inglis began delivering baskets similar to these when she was a child, and has continued the tradition and included her extended family in the annual event.</p>

<p>May baskets, full of flowers, inspirational poems, candy and small trinkets, rest on the kitchen counter of Penny Inglis' Coeur d'Alene home on Wednesday. Inglis began delivering baskets similar to these when she was a child, and has continued the tradition and included her extended family in the annual event.</p>

April 29, 2016

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Do you remember May Basket Day?
April 29, 2016 9 p.m.

Do you remember May Basket Day?

Coeur d&#146;Alene grandma hopes to revive old tradition

COEUR d'ALENE — When Penny Inglis was a little girl growing up in South Dakota, all the children in her town could not wait for the first of May.