Daily editionWednesday, October 29th, 2025
Good morning, Coeur d'Alene.
The Good Day Coeur d'Alene Team
Here’s your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of October.
Community
The Stevens family on Fairway Drive decorated their home on Monday with a 12‑foot skeleton and a towering Grim Reaper for Halloween.
They spent over ten hours setting up spiderwebs, flickering lights, and smoke effects to create a spooky display that welcomes trick‑or‑treaters.
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Bob Martin, the commander of VFW Post 889 in Coeur d’Alene, served from 1963 to 1983 and earned three Purple Hearts over four tours in Vietnam—he later ran a security business in Chicago and said his military discipline gave him the drive to succeed.
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Business
Hagadone Marine Group’s Vertical Quick Launch—entering its fifth season—is a fast service that gets boats in the water in seven minutes; after launching 130 boats on the Fourth of July, the facility, which holds up to 360 vessels, is nearly full for 2026 with about 340 spaces already filled.
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Culture
Jonathon Nomee from the Coeur d’Alene Tribe won the Powwow Dance Championships at Red Deer Resort and Casino over the weekend and was named the 2025 Fancy Dancer World Champion.
He said the win honors his late grandmother Philomena and his family’s support and will return in about six months to defend his title.
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Education
The Coeur d'Alene School District used nearly $4M last summer to upgrade classrooms, including installing a new HVAC system at Lake City High School to keep areas comfortable.
Most projects were finished on time and under budget — saving money and supporting local businesses for future repairs.
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Environment
North Idaho is under a La Niña pattern that could bring a wetter and cooler winter—meteorologist Jeremy Wolf said there is a 55% chance it will last through winter and boost snowfall in Coeur d'Alene compared to the usual 51 inches.
The federal Climate Prediction Center and NOAA predict above-normal precipitation with a 33%–40% chance for colder temperatures, making the season one to watch.
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The Q’emiln Park boat launch ramp on the Spokane River will be closed for the season beginning Monday, Nov. 10 due to seasonal weather and falling water levels—boat users should expect it to reopen in late spring or early summer when inflow improves.
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Government
The Press reminds readers that the deadline for letters to the editor to support candidates is Thursday as Election Day on Nov 4 nears.
Submitted letters must be no longer than 275 words and include the writer's name and town.
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