Bill Buley is an editor at KREM 2 Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including marketing and advertising, real estate, culture and society, and governance, with a focus on Idaho's economy and community issues. Bill's work has been featured in several publications, including the Moscow-Pullman Daily News and KTVB News Group.
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A bald eagle surveys its surroundings as it snows at Higgens Point on Monday. Kevin Dockter photo
Remington, joined by fellow Pastor John Padula, went incognito two days before Christmas, pretending to be homeless. It’s something they’ve done to gauge the human heart and hopefully, brighten someone’s day.
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Coeur d'Alene city Council members take a look ahead
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The field included some in costumes, a few serious runners, seniors holding hands and many with furry friends.And there were families like Ben and Allie Goheen who packed their three sons, Cole, Silas and Wyatt, in two strollers and pushed them along.
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The no-kill shelter marked its first full year in its new, 22,000-square-foot home on Atlas Road. It took in dogs that were abandoned and abused. Puppies and kittens were left in boxes outside its doors. One pit bull was tied up to a post and left in the night. Another dog came in with a face full of porcupine quills.
The bond’s “high-water mark” for use in the survey only is $16.4 million. When proposed in May, the figure could change. It would pay for replacing fire apparatus and expansion and remodeling of fire stations.
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