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CDA Local Buzz 🐝 | 🚒 Coeur d’Alene Voters Back $16.4M Bond for Fire Dept

Issue #237 🗳️ North Idaho Voters Approve Fire and Education Funding Measures | 🌊 Warm, Dry Spring May Force Idaho to Rely on Water Reservoirs And Much Much More...

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Derek Baron
May 22, 2025

 

In This CDA Local Buzz Issue

 📆 Coeur d’Alene Area Local Events (Add your own event below)

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Upcoming Local Events Happening This Week

Please make sure to click on the links as they may be changed due to
weather or unforeseen incidents that we can not control at the Buzz 🐝. 

 THURSDAY — MAY 22, 2025

 FRIDAY — MAY 23, 2025

 SATURDAY — MAY 24, 2025

 SUNDAY — MAY 25, 2025

 MONDAY — MAY 26, 2025

 TUESDAY — MAY 27, 2025

WEDNESDAY — MAY 28, 2025

Companions Animal Center, formerly Kootenai Humane Society, has cared for and found homes for unwanted animals for over 45 years. Please visit our website, companionsanimalcenter.org, for more information, or stop by Tuesdays through Sundays starting at noon each day. You can give to their causes in many ways, so please CLICK HERE to donate if you would like 🙏.

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Coeur Window Coverings, based in Hayden, Idaho, has been serving North Idaho and Eastern Washington since 2021 with high-quality blinds, drapes, shutters, and shades. Founded by Matt and Dan, two longtime locals with deep industry and management experience, the company focuses on personalized, in-house service and carefully curated products to fit each home’s unique needs. With a new showroom they’re expanding their reach while continuing to offer expert design and installation backed by limited lifetime warranties.

Beyond window coverings, Coeur Window Coverings is committed to giving back, donating products and expertise to Habitat for Humanity North Idaho, the Museum of North Idaho, and helping community members affected by disaster. Looking ahead, they plan to grow their team and partner with builders to offer ready-to-go window solutions for new homes and commercial spaces.

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Coeur d’Alene Voters Back
$16.4M Bond for Fire Department Upgrades

Preliminary election results indicate that Coeur d’Alene voters are leaning in favor of a $16.4 million bond to support the city’s fire department. With 55.6% of voters approving the measure in Tuesday’s election, the proposal has passed the simple majority required for approval. Read More…

North Idaho Voters Approve Fire and Education Funding Measures

Voters across North Idaho voiced strong support for local public service measures in the May 20 election, with both a fire department bond in Coeur d’Alene and multiple school levies in surrounding districts gaining clear approval. Read More…

Warm, Dry Spring May Force Idaho to Rely on Water Reservoirs

Following an unusually dry and warm spring, Idaho water officials warn that the state may need to depend more heavily on its reservoir systems to meet irrigation and agricultural needs throughout the summer.

According to data from the Idaho Department of Water Resources, precipitation across much of the state during April and May fell significantly below average. Combined with above-normal temperatures, the lack of moisture has led to early snowmelt and declining streamflows in several regions, particularly in southern and eastern Idaho. Learn More…

Victoria Bauman Wins CLN Trustee Seat, Marking a Shift in Leadership

In a closely watched election, political newcomer Victoria Bauman has won a seat on the Coeur d’Alene Library Network (CLN) Board of Trustees, defeating incumbent Judy Meyer. The result marks a notable change in leadership and reflects growing public interest in the library system’s governance. Read More…

Community Library’s Summer Reading 2025 Kicks Off with Eco-Friendly Theme

The Community Library is gearing up for a season of stories, discovery, and eco-friendly inspiration with its 2025 Summer Reading Program, themed "Read, Renew, Repeat." Running from June 3 to July 26, the program encourages readers of all ages to enjoy books while exploring environmental awareness and sustainability. Learn More…

Coeur d’Alene Marathon Returns May 25 with Scenic Races for All Runners

Runners of all levels are invited to take part in one of Idaho’s most scenic and celebrated races — the Coeur d’Alene Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K — happening Sunday, May 25. Known for its breathtaking course and vibrant community atmosphere, the event is a highlight of the regional racing calendar.

Organizers encourage early registration to take advantage of the lowest pricing available and to secure a spot in this popular race weekend. Full details, including course maps and registration info, are available at cdamarathon.com.

NFL Owners Reject Proposal to Ban
‘Tush Push’ Play After Two Votes

NFL team owners have voted twice to consider banning the “tush push” quarterback sneak, but both efforts failed. The play remains legal for now, despite ongoing concerns about fairness and player safety. The Philadelphia Eagles’ success with the tactic has kept it in the spotlight, but no rule changes were agreed upon during the recent meetings. Read More…

Daily Open Riding Returns to
Kootenai County Fairgrounds

Horse enthusiasts have reason to celebrate, Open Riding is officially back at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds, offering daily access to the North Arena from dawn until dusk. Riders can now enjoy the convenience of expansive, well-maintained facilities for just $5 per horse. Learn More…

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