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McEUEN: Fits LCDC to a T
It would be hard for me to improve on the letters of support written by Joe Morris and Mary Lou Reed for the conceptual McEuen plan. I will, however, offer some history from the LCDC-Coeur d'Alene Urban Renewal Agency perspective.
Gas prices hold the line
But summer-blend fuel, spring travel demand could push prices higher in coming weeks
Just three states are below the $3 mark today – Mississippi ($2.95), Texas ($2.97), and Missouri ($2.99).
Gas prices inch up
Refinery issues, tight supplies push Idaho back into top 10 most expensive
In Coeur d'Alene, a gallon of regular unleaded was going for about $3.15 to $3.25.
Drivers haunted by gas prices
Slight decline, but fuel costs still high
Fuel fans fright
Out of this world: 555.55-carat black diamond lands in Dubai
Sotheby’s expects the diamond to be sold for at least $6.8 million
Gas still going up
Blame falls on crude oil costs, spring switch to summer-blend fuel
Meanwhile, the national average currently sits at $3.60 per gallon
These Idaho conservatives reject 'liberal' moniker, stand up to far right attacks
Editor’s note:
Youth bluegill fishing clinic planned
In The Field
A few years ago, wildlife agencies across the country experienced declines in fishing license sales.
California's record drought hits produce prices
Weather Gems
A looming water storage crisis in California following its driest year overall on record in 2013, has led more than 50 lawmakers in the Golden State to request the declaration of a "STATE DROUGHT EMERGENCY."
Kootenai County tourism remains steady
Area's outdoor resources still garnering visitors
Tourism is floundering in Idaho.
Turkey, Afghanistan and northwestern China now feeling the brunt of Old Man Winter
Weather Gems
The record cold spell in Europe, the worst in some areas since the middle of the 'Little Ice Age' in the 1600s, has pushed off to the southeast into Turkey, Afghan-istan and northwestern China.
Spring
After the short winter days and the long winter storms we always look forward to this time of year, not just for those lengthening days and sunny skies but because of all the great new wines that release in the spring. Wineries typically release their new vintages, new projects and varietals two times per year grouped in the spring and the fall, with the spring release not only getting more press but also seeing far more new wine hitting the market.
Hiking and trail runs
We have so many great trails to hike or run in our area. The list is longer than most people realize. Here are a few of the more common trails and well worth exploring:
Neighborhood of the week: Ranches
When you think of a ranch, what comes to mind? A thousand-acre spread with herds of cattle peacefully grazing in lush green pastures? Thoroughbred horses galloping across rolling plains? If so, you're right. But ranches are all that, and so much more.
Fewer editorials appearing in some Idaho newspapers
Marty Trillhaase of the Lewiston Tribune is part of a dying breed in Idaho — an opinion page editor who produces hard-hitting copy almost daily — and several times on Friday with the “Cheers and Jeers” commentary.
The 'bellwether' continent of Antarctica sees more record sea ice
Weather Gems
This past week, the Antarctic sea icepack hit a 36-year record high in total volume at a whopping 20.11297 million square kilometers in area. This beat the previous record set the year before in 2013 in late Sept-ember of 19.5116 million square kilometers, which topped the 2012 record of 19.4813 million square kilometers. (Seeing a 'trend,' folks?)
ALL ABOARD!
By DEVIN WEEKS
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Crystals for PMS
The word “menstruation” is etymologically related to “moon.”
"There's help out there"
Regional organizations bring awareness to substance abuse
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Prehnite
With its soothing energy and subtle beauty, prehnite may be an easy crystal to overlook.