Coeur d'Alene now has the first Idaho location of Gerber Collision & Glass. The auto body repair shop opened in the former location of Lake City Auto Body at 2414 N. Fourth St. in Midtown.

"We have the opportunity to increase our footprint with this 13,500 square feet of production space," said Tim O'Day, president of the company. "We look forward to providing the Idaho market with our high quality experience."

With two outlets in Spokane and its headquarters in Chicago, Gerber Collision & Glass has more than 300 locations in 17 states and Canada. With 12 employees, hours here are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Phone 765-6742. Check www.gerbercollision.com.

Consignment Furniture opens Tuesday

Furniture and decor art will be offered at Consignment Furniture as it opens Tuesday at 6680 Government Way.

The business pays consignors 60 percent and offers free pickup and delivery in the near area and region especially if a moving project is nearby. Owners Ian and Jillian Snow also have Coeur d'Alene Moving in the same location.

Consignment Furniture does not deal with appliances, TVs and pianos. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Phone 964-0089. Check www.cdaconsignment.com. Cd'A Moving will be selling packing supplies soon. Phone 666-6683. Check www.cdamoving.com.

StandOut! in Hayden

Printing, apparel, signs and graphics for businesses, organizations and events are offered at Standout! The new business is at 9883 Government Way in Hayden.

In addition to design logos, all the services are detailed on the website of www.standoutpromotion.com. With 10 years of experience, key people are Ali Koski, manager and lead designer, Danielle Alexander-Mack, account manager, and Jennifer Alexander, director of sales and marketing. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Phone 777-9358.

Trademark Mechanical moves

Residential and commercial heating and air conditioning services and products are offered at Trademark Mechanical. Moving to 10014 Government Way in Hayden, the company's trademark is "excellence."

With 15 employees, the company offers 24-hour service. The office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Key people are owner Tony Marmon and general manager Jim Huntsman. Phone 772-5269. Check www.northidahoheatingcooling.com.

And now for the Tidbits

- Watch for future details on MOD Pizza coming to Winco Crossroads and STCU opening there soon, The Paint Buzz and Sola Salon Studios opening in Riverstone and Massage Envy into Ironwood Square.

- We missed it when Line-X, a spray-on truck bedliner company, moved into 9000 Government Way in Dalton Gardens. Phone 762-4547. Check www.line-x.com.

- Yes, last year 6-year-old grandnephew Finn Dufresne predicted at the beginning of the NFL season that Seattle would beat Denver in the Super Bowl. He's on top again this year as he predicted Seattle to beat New England!

- A reader asks for the uses of "regard" and "regards." Those are complicated, according to the dictionary. They aren't in the Associated Press Stylebook. Regardless, "irregardless" isn't a word.

- A real headline: "Queen Mary having bottom scraped."

- The most popular boat name is "Obsession."

- Contact Nils Rosdahl at [email protected].