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Habitat for Humanity of North Idaho expanded The ReStore in Hayden by remodeling a vacant office into an extra 2,500 square feet of retail space — the update will let the store sell more furniture and clothing. ReStore Manager Teresa Roberts said the improvements include three new dressing rooms — new shelving has replaced the old makeshift setups.

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The EPA and wildlife experts from state, federal and tribal agencies are testing new ways to track lead in waterfowl in the Lower Coeur d’Alene River Basin. Field teams collected blood and fecal samples from swans until mid-March and are sampling wood ducks from late March through June—new methods may help guide future cleanup work—while the public is asked to report sightings of tagged or dead birds.

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At an emergency meeting on Monday, the City Council approved a $12.5 million project to install industrial wave generators in Lake Coeur d'Alene for what officials call the North Idaho Surf Experience. The generators will produce waves up to 15 feet high to attract California tourists and will begin installation next month east of Tubbs Hill (following a narrow 4 to 3 council vote).

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