ARTICLES BY CYNTHIA MAGNUS/CMAGNUS@CDAPRESS.COM
Truck driving takes a toll on health
Even the scenic beauty of a North Idaho summer cannot lure some long-haul truck drivers far from their rigs during rest stops near Coeur d'Alene.
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Idaho ranks 12th in national health report
Greater earning potential isn't the only incentive for getting a college degree in Idaho. A longer, healthier life is another possible positive side effect.
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Truck show draws a crowd
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Mitchell focuses on education, living-wage jobs
COEUR d'ALENE - While visiting the Lake City on Tuesday, Idaho Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, Nels Mitchell, spoke about education, jobs, public lands, veterans and women's issues.
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Help! Food bank shelves are empty
COEUR d'ALENE - The Food Bank at the Community Action Partnership in Coeur d'Alene is low on food and seeks donations.
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Weigh in on city budgets
Residents of cities around Kootenai County have the opportunity to comment on their municipal budgets before the budgets are due to the county the first week in September.
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Thursday food bank continues at church
Volunteers at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Coeur d'Alene continue to operate a year-round food bank each Thursday at the church.
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Senior beats heat to bike 100 miles
Jeannette Hill, accompanied by her son and a small group of close friends, rode her bicycle more than 100 miles on Thursday because she wanted an adventure.
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Keeping forest pests in place
The Idaho Department of Lands' annual gypsy moth detection trapping effort is underway, and walkers and bicyclists may notice the occasional small beige-colored triangular boxes hanging in selected trees around the area.
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Hands-on look at history
Dr. Wilbur H. Lyon says he is not special.
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Idaho Humanities Council to hold annual event at The Resort
The Idaho Humanities Council's 11th annual Northern Idaho Distinguished Humanities Lecture and Dinner at The Coeur d'Alene Resort at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, will feature author Jess Walter as speaker.
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Bookends in space and time
The 9/11 steel beam that stopped at Coeur d'Alene Fire Station 3 a week ago had its origin in the same plot of earth where the new One World Trade Center tower currently stands 1,776 feet tall.
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