Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 29th of August.
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🏘️ Community
Walt Worthy has made $10,000 grants available for fire victims in our community.
Local residents seeking recovery help can apply now to receive the support offered by this initiative.
🎭 Culture
Ales for the Trail fundraiser raised over $36,000 on Aug.
15 with 42 breweries and 110 volunteers for the North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation, while local volunteer Rod the Raker keeps Little Sanders Beach clean and Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre marks its 60th season with three quality shows.
🎓 Education
North Idaho College saw fall enrollment rise 6.2% to 4,955 students, nearly returning to 2019 levels.
College leaders say stronger marketing and outreach to local high schools and families underpin the institution’s ongoing recovery.
🌲 Environment
A local gardening expert explained that new compost may carry herbicide residue causing stunted growth and distorted leaves in Post Falls gardens.
Gardeners are advised to test compost using a bean (or pea) bioassay to confirm contamination before planting.
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