Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Coeur d'Alene.
🏘️ Community
Last weekend Kellogg High School Leadership ran a haunted house at the district Administrative Annex that drew its biggest crowd in years and raised nearly $3,000 to fund school events and the Idaho Student Council trip (eight themed attractions, including The Swine and Stranger Things).
🎭 Culture
In 1918 Coeur d'Alene's influenza outbreak rose to 135 active cases by Nov.
3 and claimed at least two children after the first death on Oct. 29 (7-month-old Lucille Jessick); Armistice celebrations on Nov. 11 helped push authorities to lift restrictions on Nov. 24 despite doctors' concerns.
🎓 Education
About a dozen community members and about 100 NIC students gave feedback Thursday evening in the Lake Coeur d'Alene Room on a campus master plan that will guide changes to classrooms, outdoor spaces, parking and campus access (students urged stronger connections to the lake and outdoor learning).
🏈 Sports
Gonzaga's revamped men's roster projects as an NCAA contender and will begin a slate of high-profile nonconference matchups starting Tuesday night, but the team must find chemistry quickly against tough opponents and a new Pac-12 schedule.
Coach Mark Few's lineup brings offensive firepower and stretch big Chauncey Wiggins (6-foot-11).
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