CAROLYN BOSTICK
Carolyn Bostick has worked for the Coeur d’Alene Press since June 2023. She covers Shoshone County and Coeur d'Alene. Carolyn previously worked in Utica, New York at the Observer-Dispatch for almost seven years before briefly working at The Inquirer and Mirror in Nantucket, Massachusetts.
Since she moved to the Pacific Northwest from upstate New York in 2021, she's performed with the Spokane Shakespeare Society for three summers.
Recent Stories
Post Falls marina project draws opposition
Some object to lights, additional slips
Residents living near showed up Wednesday night alongside their neighbors to publicly oppose Marina 33 expansion as part of the Red Lion Templin's Hotel on the River property.
The future of Post Falls housing: What changes do residents want?
Post Falls has set out to determine how housing needs are being met within the city through a housing survey.
Post Falls wastewater treatment turns to tinsel talk
Post Falls discusses new processes
How do you turn a water treatment talk into a holiday-themed metaphor? Post Falls utilities manager Craig Borrenpohl came prepared to the Tuesday city council meeting as he explained how the city is adding tertiary treatments for wastewater at their facility during the updates and expansion.
High flying: Post Falls woman breaks frisbee record at 99
The perception may be that after a certain age, you’ve reached most of your milestones. Lorna Daniels is proof that you can achieve your goals at any age.
Bundled by gratitude: Local veterans honored with Quilts of Valor
Herman Shoopman couldn’t contain his reaction to seeing his quilt of valor, covering his face in excitement and emotion, when Kathy Whetstine presented it to him Monday morning.
Santa learns CPR
Hands of Hope aims to save lives
Santa Claus is getting hands-on this holiday season to try and save lives. Kootenai County Fire and Rescue helped teach CPR to about 4,000 people last year, but they’re hoping to make the skill less intimidating by partnering with Northwest Specialty Hospital and Post Falls ER and Hospital to host holiday drop-in training sessions.
Breaking ground on a miracle
Residents will begin to move into Miracle on Britton homes next year
Garrett Kreitz and Caitie Kreitz have been looking for a home within their price range since they moved to North Idaho in 2019. Earlier this year, they applied for one of the Miracle on Britton homes and were pleasantly surprised by the news that they had been selected to become homeowners.
Season of giving extends to blood donations
While the worst of the winter weather holds off, donors are encouraged to take advantage of the clear driving conditions and donate blood to replenish the supply.
Post Falls subdivisions dominate to-do list for planning and zoning meeting
Subdivisions are the focus of the Post Falls planning and zoning commission slated for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday night in council chambers. The Landmark Place subdivision reasoned decision will be addressed after residents highlighted concerns about traffic in relation to the subdivision.
Winterfest wows in Post Falls
Kids and adults of all ages got into the spirit of the season Friday during Winterfest at Post Falls City Hall. Wearing a holiday light necklace and fluffy winter hat, 8-year-old Arrow Babowicz said watching bonfires the fires was her favorite part of the experience so far.