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RALPH BARTHOLDT/Press Tony Stewart, left, and Norm Gissel stand near the gate to the Hayden property that was once an Aryan Nations compound. Stewart, one of the founding members of the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations, and Gissel, an attorney whose work helped win a $6.3 million settlement that bankrupted the Aryan Nations, continue their human rights work today, nearly 20 years after the suit ended and the Aryans were trespassed from the property.

RALPH BARTHOLDT/Press Tony Stewart, left, and Norm Gissel stand near the gate to the Hayden property that was once an Aryan Nations compound. Stewart, one of the founding members of the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations, and Gissel, an attorney whose work helped win a $6.3 million settlement that bankrupted the Aryan Nations, continue their human rights work today, nearly 20 years after the suit ended and the Aryans were trespassed from the property.

April 19, 2019

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The road is paved now where a gravel strip once headed north through a forested grove edged by farm fields.