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LISA JAMES/Press A district court judge has ordered that a property owned by Alden K. Arveson on N. Kennan Court in Hayden be cleaned up. The 15 acre property is filled with scrap building materials, inoperable vehicles, heavy equipment, tires and vehicle parts, as well as trailers and mobile homes which Arveson says are used to house Kootenai County's homeless.

LISA JAMES/Press A district court judge has ordered that a property owned by Alden K. Arveson on N. Kennan Court in Hayden be cleaned up. The 15 acre property is filled with scrap building materials, inoperable vehicles, heavy equipment, tires and vehicle parts, as well as trailers and mobile homes which Arveson says are used to house Kootenai County's homeless.

April 12, 2017

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Church or no, the junk's got to go
April 12, 2017 1 a.m.

Church or no, the junk's got to go

A rural property the owner calls a haven for the homeless, but which Kootenai County has deemed an illegal RV park and junkyard, was ordered shut down last week by a First District Court judge.