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Northwest Custom Homes Inc. Sets a Generational Standard

Interior decisions that shape comfort, usability, and longevity in Northwest homes

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Tracing the origins of Easter

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From Upper Room to Empty Tomb

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pring has always been associated with renewal, but renewal does not happen by accident. It is the result of preparation, structure, and steady investment long before the season shifts. In this Spring edition of Coeur d'Alene Living Local, you will read about intentional design, practical decisions, and ecosystems that function because every part supports the whole. Whether inside a home or in a garden bed, what lasts is rarely the part that draws the most attention. It is the foundation beneath it, the planning behind it, and the steady consistency that allows it to endure. Easter carries that same reminder. Its message has endured for centuries not because it was convenient or cultural, but because it is anchored in conviction. The resurrection of Jesus Christ remains central to the Christian faith, a constant across generations. What stands the test of time is grounded in something deeper. Our communities are built the same way. The strongest local businesses are not built in a season. They are built over years of showing up, serving well, and doing the work when no one is watching. The non-profits at the heart of this community are sustained by long-term commitment to the people they serve, not by moments of recognition.

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That is why we promote the Finest among us year-round. Celebrating excellence has its place, but what truly strengthens a community is an ongoing commitment. The organizations serving quietly, the teachers investing in students, the events that bring neighbors together, and the local businesses operating with integrity all depend on support that extends far beyond recognition. As you move through this issue, I hope you see more than projects or planting ideas. I hope you see the people behind them, building, cultivating, and strengthening the places we call home. Thank you for continuing to support local in Coeur d'Alene and for standing behind the businesses, non-profits, events, and educators who consistently raise the standard here. This community does not thrive by accident. It grows stronger when neighbors choose to support those who consistently show up and do the work. Spring reminds us that growth is possible. Our responsibility is to nurture it.

About the Cover Coeur d’Alene Living Local’s Spring 2026 Home & Garden cover features North Ridge Contracting / North Ridge Homes, a fully custom design-build firm serving North Idaho. Led by Dale and Jessica Cargile, the team focuses on structural integrity, financial discipline, and hands-on collaboration from concept through completion. Each home is built with clear planning and steady oversight at every stage. Read more on page 34.

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hat started in Theresa Hart’s home after the loss of her son Nick in Iraq has become one of North Idaho’s most meaningful support networks for those who have served. Newby-ginnings was built from personal grief transformed into purposeful action, first helping Nick’s battle buddies and now serving Veterans, Active-Duty Service Members, and Gold Star Families across the Inland Northwest. For more than a decade, the organization has provided food, household goods, medical equipment, emergency financial assistance, and essential resources at no cost. Families find tangible help in critical moments, along with connection and understanding from people who recognize the weight of military service. Powered by volunteers and sustained by community generosity, Newbyginnings continues to grow while working toward expanded space to meet increasing demand.

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Built From the Inside I N T E R I O R D E C I S I O N S T H AT S H A P E C O M F O RT, U S A B I L I T Y, A N D L O N G E V I T Y I N N O RT H W E S T H O M E S

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nterior details determine how a home performs dayto-day. They influence how spaces are used, how long finishes last, and how clearly a home communicates quality to buyers. In Northwest homes, where seasonal light, moisture, and temperature shifts are part of daily life, these decisions are often deliberate, prioritizing practicality, durability, and long-term use over visual statements. As daylight increases in the spring and homes begin to open up again, interior choices become more noticeable. How light moves through a space, how rooms transition, and how storage handles daily use all play a role in how well a home supports the season ahead.

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N AT U R A L L I G H T P L AC E M E N T Light placement matters more than window size. Homes with well-positioned windows function more consistently throughout the day and across seasons. East-facing windows provide reliable morning light. North-facing windows offer even illumination without glare. Large west-facing windows often require interior solutions to manage heat and brightness. Interior finishes influence how natural light spreads. Lighter wall colors, low-sheen paints, and consistent flooring tones help reflect light deeper into a space. Homes that rely on placement and finish rather than sheer glass area typically require less artificial lighting and experience fewer glare-related issues.

ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING BY USE Lighting should support multiple uses within the same space. Overhead lighting provides general coverage but is rarely sufficient on its own. Task lighting at counters, desks, and seating areas improves function and reduces reliance on high-output ceiling fixtures.

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Light placement matters more than window size. Homes with well-positioned windows function more consistently throughout the day and across seasons.

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INTERIOR COLOR FOR LONGEVITY

M AT E R I A L C H O I C E S BASED ON USE

Interior color choices favor consistency over contrast. Warm neutrals, muted earth tones, and soft grays with natural undertones adapt well to changing light conditions and furnishings.

Interior materials are selected with daily wear in mind. Flooring, cabinetry, and surfaces are evaluated based on their response to repeated contact, moisture exposure, and cleaning.

Color placement is deliberate. Lighter tones improve brightness and perceived space. Darker or more durable tones are used in high-traffic areas where wear is expected. This approach supports long-term appeal without limiting flexibility.

Natural wood and stone remain common because they tolerate wear without obvious degradation. Engineered materials are often used where consistency and ease of maintenance matter most. The goal is predictable performance over time.

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FLOORING AND SOUND CONTROL

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Flooring affects how sound moves through a home. Hard surfaces allow noise to travel, while softer materials reduce sound transfer in shared spaces.

Open layouts remain common, but their function depends on how activity is distributed throughout the space. Homes that perform well define zones through furniture placement, lighting, and ceiling changes rather than walls alone.

Many homes balance durability and sound control by combining hard flooring in circulation areas with rugs or softer materials in seating zones. This balance is especially important in open layouts where activities overlap.

Clear paths of circulation reduce congestion. Defined dining and seating areas support multiple activities at once. Layouts that account for daily movement tend to age better than those designed solely for visual openness.

Many homes balance durability and sound control by combining hard flooring in circulation areas with rugs. 30

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S T O R AG E T H AT A DA P T S OV E R T I M E Effective storage is built into the home’s structure and planned around use, not volume. Integrated cabinetry and wall-depth storage reduce reliance on freestanding furniture and keep circulation areas clear. Entry storage accommodates seasonal gear. Kitchen storage aligns with cooking habits. Bedroom storage prioritizes access, visibility, and daily routines. Flexible storage supports long-term adaptability. Closets, cabinetry, and built-ins that allow for reconfiguration help interiors adjust as routines change. Adjustable shelving, multi-purpose cabinets, and well-placed storage zones extend usability without requiring layout changes or future alterations.

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K I T C H E N L AY O U T E F F I C I E N C Y Kitchen performance is measured by efficiency and durability. Layouts that support multiple users, clear work zones, and accessible storage reduce daily friction. Materials are selected for cleanability and wear resistance. Kitchens prioritize reliability over display. Practical layouts tend to retain value longer than novelty-driven designs.

C A B I N E T R Y A N D H A R D WA R E Cabinet quality is reflected in construction and hardware. Solid drawer systems, durable hinges, and appropriate material thickness support long-term use. Hardware affects daily interaction. Comfortable grip, secure attachment, and resistance to wear matter more than finish. These details are often noticed during inspections and showings.

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Bathrooms are evaluated by usability and maintenance. Lighting supports grooming tasks. Storage limits countertop clutter. Materials tolerate moisture and temperature variation.

Furniture selection is tied to the room scale. Pieces that align with circulation patterns improve usability and reduce visual crowding.

Clear layouts, durable finishes, and reliable ventilation contribute more to long-term usability than decorative features.

Flexible arrangements allow rooms to adapt without structural change. This approach supports evolving needs and reduces pressure to redesign spaces over time.

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orth Ridge Contracting / North Ridge Homes builds fully custom homes, never variations of a standard plan. Based in Coeur d’Alene and serving North Idaho, Dale and Jessica Cargile focus exclusively on fully custom design-build projects, remaining personally involved in structure, layout, and finish decisions from concept through completion. By limiting the number of homes they take on each year, they stay closely connected to budgeting, coordination, and the steady stream of decisions that shape each home. Dale and Jessica chose this path deliberately. They did not want to build the same thing over and over. Instead, they committed to fully custom homes that require detailed collaboration throughout the process. Each project brings different property conditions, architectural priorities, and financial considerations. “Our product is fully custom from floorplan to finishes, and we work hand in hand with our customers to create the dream home they envision,” says Dale Cargile. Their responsibility is to ensure that vision is executed with structural soundness and financial discipline.

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Education is central to how North Ridge operates. Building a custom home in North Idaho requires hundreds of decisions, many unfamiliar to first-time custom build customers. Instead of narrowing options, the Cargiles prioritize clarity. Their video library addresses common questions about the process, construction standards, and material selection before an initial meeting. “Our philosophy is that an educated customer is a happy customer,” says Jessica Cargile. Providing information early allows conversations to move beyond basics and into meaningful planning. Their silver lab, Huckleberry, occasionally appears in the videos and has become a familiar part of the experience for many customers. One of the most common misconceptions they address involves pricing and feasibility. Inspiration often comes from internet images, television programs, or AI-generated renderings that do not reflect real construction constraints. North Ridge works with customers to translate inspiration into buildable solutions. If a desired feature exceeds budget parameters, they explore alternatives that preserve the design intent without compromising structural integrity. The goal is to align vision with what can be built responsibly, helping customers find the right balance between their wish list and their budget. Dale and Jessica’s involvement in the industry extends beyond their own projects. Jessica currently serves as President of the North Idaho Building Contractors Association (NIBCA), and Dale is a Past President. NIBCA exists to protect and promote the building industry. Its current priorities include expanding attainable homeownership opportunities within the local community, supporting trades programs to build the workforce of the future, and connecting industry professionals. Their leadership reflects a commitment not only to the homes they build, but to the strength and sustainability of the industry itself. As a design-build firm, North Ridge requires that plans be developed within their team. This ensures that structural details, cost tracking, and finish coordination are aligned from the outset. Plan concepts may originate from previous homes, online research, or even a sketch drawn during a conversation. Property characteristics, utility placement, and potential future improvements are all considered during the design phase. Dale oversees site work and structural components, while Jessica manages layout and finish direction. Customers work directly with both throughout the entire process. Construction inevitably presents unexpected developments. “The best way to handle the unexpected is: communication, communication, communication!” they emphasize. Clear expectations and honest updates allow challenges to be addressed with a solution-focused approach that protects both the project and the customer’s investment. For Dale and Jessica, the most meaningful moment comes when a customer steps into a finished home that reflects years of consideration and planning. That result is shaped through steady oversight, thoughtful decision-making, and disciplined execution. For anyone planning a custom home in North Idaho, their advice is straightforward: involve your builder early, design within a clear financial framework, and take the time to understand each decision along the way. Strong custom homes are built when homeowners understand the process and make informed decisions at every stage.

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Bouquet HOW FLOWERS HELP YO U R V E G E TA B L E GARDEN THRIVE

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Flowers attract beneficial insects and pollinators to the vegetable garden.

Entice pollinators into your garden with flowers such as black-eyed susans and coneflowers. The result is a more productive garden!

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’m a vegetable gardener at heart, but I also love growing flowers. In the past, I’ve kept those separate—like many gardeners do—with a dedicated space for vegetables and another for flowers. It felt tidy and intentional: food in one area, beauty in another. But in recent years, I’ve mixed it up with beautiful results. Now zinnias and zucchini coexist in the same bed. You’ll also find calendula and tomatoes, nasturtiums and lettuces, and marigolds tucked in among it all. It feels a little more natural, a little more relaxed, and a lot more inviting. Adding flowers to your vegetable garden creates a feast for the eyes and for all those hungry beneficial insects and pollinators. It’s a simple change that can make the garden feel more vibrant and alive—both for you and for the creatures that help it thrive.

EYE CANDY Flowering blooms add aesthetic beauty to any space where they are grown, whether a cozy cottage garden or a cluster of patio pots by the back door. Even a few flowers can soften a space and make it feel welcoming. But that beauty is especially amplified when flowers are grown in the vegetable garden. Their vibrant colors, shapes, and textures add striking visual interest to the often-monochromatic greens of the vegetable garden. Vegetables are beautiful in their own way, but flowers add contrast, movement, and a sense of design that makes the whole garden feel more like a space to enjoy.

PLEASE, EAT THE DAISIES Another benefit: many flowers are edible. Beauty and great taste? Yes, please. Make summer salads pop with the spicy zing of nasturtium flowers and leaves. Pansies, violets, and lavender do the same for baked goods, and many flowers and herbs can spice up summer drinks and cocktails, including daisies!

Many flowers are edible, like these pansies. For a pop of color, add them to baked goods or drinks.

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Of course, not every flower is edible, and it’s essential to be sure of what you’re using before it goes on your plate. Stick to well-known edible varieties to add both flavor and charm to everyday meals.

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DIVERSITY AT ITS BEST Beyond adding splashes of color and flavor, flowers serve a much greater purpose in the vegetable garden. They increase plant diversity, attract beneficial insects and pollinators, and serve as natural pest deterrents. In other words, flowers don’t just look good—they help support the entire garden ecosystem. One of the best companion flowers for your vegetable garden is the humble marigold. With its distinctive scent, marigolds naturally help deter common garden pests like aphids, nematodes, and whiteflies. At the same time, they attract beneficial insects such as ladybugs and hoverflies, voracious predators of garden pests. Other pest-deterring flowers include geraniums, borage, lavender, sage, and catmint. Many of these are also wonderfully fragrant.

The humble marigold not only attracts pollinators like this Mason bee, but also helps repel pests from vegetables like tomatoes and peppers.

While some flowers repel pests, others attract beneficial predators that keep pest populations under control. Ladybugs, lacewings, syrphid flies, and various parasitic wasps will swarm to flowers in both the carrot family (Umbellifers) and the aster family (Asteraceae). A few plants of Queen Anne’s Lace, fennel, dill, or

cilantro (carrot family), or zinnias, coneflowers, cosmos, or goldenrod (aster family) will tempt beneficials into your veggie patch. To increase populations of native bees, honeybees, and butterflies, plant milkweed, bee balm, salvias, and blackeyed Susans. When pollinators are abundant, so too is the productivity of the vegetable garden, especially for crops that depend on insect pollination, like squash, cucumbers, and melons.

FLOWER CARE IN THE VEGGIE PATCH Choose flower varieties that complement the growth habits of your vegetables. Most vegetables require at least six hours of sunlight, so try to select flower varieties with similar needs. Also pay attention to the size and spacing of each type of plant, to avoid overshadowing and crowding throughout the garden. If you’re new to mixing flowers and vegetables, start small. A simple way to begin is to add a low-growing border of dwarf marigolds around a bed of tomatoes or peppers. Another option is to plant a few zinnias or cosmos among shorter-growing bush beans or squashes to add height and dazzling color. 40

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Flowers and herbs, like these zinnias and fennel, can add a pop of color to the monochromatic green of the vegetable garden.

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Before using any pesticide, identify the insect you are targeting. This scary-looking insect is actually an immature ladybug. It consumes many more aphids than an adult ladybug.

Consider growing tall sunflowers in a cluster of three to create a unique vertical support structure for pole beans. This can be both practical and visually striking, especially in a smaller garden space.

A healthy garden ecosystem depends on balance, not perfection. When we observe before reacting, we often find that the garden is already working on the problem.

Other ways to maximize space include growing vertically with garden structures such as fences, trellises, or arches for vining flowers like sweet peas or clematis. These plants provide a stunning backdrop while attracting beneficials and pollinators.

If you see an unfamiliar insect, take the time to identify it before reacting. Often, good insects have various life stages that most gardeners are unfamiliar with. For example, the ladybug in its larval stage looks quite different from the adult, but eats many times more insects than the adult does.

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So go ahead and mix things up this season by adding some flowers to your vegetable garden. You’ll create a beautiful growing space that attracts beneficial insects and results in a more productive, healthier vegetable garden—and that’s reason enough to plant a few flowers.

When it comes to using pesticides, avoid them. Many products are indiscriminate and will kill both pests and beneficial insects. Instead of introducing harsh chemicals into a space where you grow your food, consider natural, garden-friendly alternatives that support a healthy ecosystem. A better way is to let nature do her work. Be patient; beneficial insects will come. You may see some insect damage, but keep in mind that beneficials need something to eat. 42 42

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Candace Godwin is a certified Idaho Master Gardener, garden consultant, writer, and owner of The Coeur d’Alene Coop (thecoeurdalenecoop.com), a licensed nursery offering seasonal online plant sales.

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or some builders, construction is a business. For others, it’s a lineage. At Northwest Custom Homes Inc., the standards guiding each project were shaped long before the first set of plans was drawn. Led by Eric and Luba Fendich, the North Idaho designbuild firm specializes in high-end, fully custom residences throughout Coeur d’Alene, Hayden, and surrounding communities. Their homes, whether French-modern, mountainmodern, or transitional Northwest, reflect discipline, durability, and longevity. For Eric, building is generational. “Building has been in my family for generations,” he says. “I grew up around job sites, tools, and the expectation that if you’re going to do something, you do it right.” That early foundation shaped the expectations the company maintains today. “My goal is simple: build it right, build it strong, and build it to last.” Operating as a design-build firm, they follow a collaborative, detail-driven process. It begins with listening. Before plans are refined, they work to understand how a client lives day-today, not just what architectural style they prefer. From there, they collaborate closely with architects and designers to create plans that balance aesthetics, function, and budget. When clients arrive with inspiration, the Fendichs focus on refining rather than redirecting. “Our goal isn’t to impose a style,” Eric explains. “It’s to refine their vision so it feels cohesive, timeless, and functional.” That refinement takes into account lot orientation, lifestyle needs, and structural integrity. The result is a home that reflects the client while benefiting from professional guidance and disciplined execution. Material selection reflects both environment and longevity. In North Idaho’s four distinct seasons, durability and performance are essential. They frequently incorporate natural stone, wide-plank hardwood flooring, custom cabinetry, oversized windows, exposed beams, and layered textures that complement the surrounding landscape. Energy efficiency, insulation standards, air sealing, and quality windows are prioritized alongside visual appeal. Construction remains hands-on. Communication stays consistent, details are monitored closely, and quality control is proactive. By the time the final walkthrough takes place, the home meets the standard established from the first conversation. For many homeowners, the custom building process can feel complex. They address this through clear phases, detailed selection guidance, and transparency around budgeting and timelines. Decisions are anticipated early to prevent avoidable stress. When clients understand what comes next and why, confidence increases and the experience becomes focused rather than overwhelming. Craftsmanship defines the difference between adequate and exceptional. Throughout each build, that craftsmanship is evident in the alignment of cabinetry, the integration of trim, the transition of tile into millwork, and the way exterior lines resolve with intention. “We believe the difference between a good home and an exceptional one is in the details most people don’t consciously notice, but absolutely feel,” Eric says. Current trends align with what they have long prioritized: functional luxury. Clients are requesting dedicated offices, secondary suites for guests or multigenerational living, and indoor-outdoor spaces that can be used year-round. Wellness-focused features such as home gyms, saunas, cold plunges, and retreat-style primary suites are increasingly common. At the same time, there is renewed interest in architecture that will remain relevant decades from now rather than following short-term trends. Their recent Parade of Homes project reflects that philosophy, combining natural materials, clean architectural lines, intentional lighting, and highly functional living spaces designed to feel warm rather than overly modern. Seeing families walk through and immediately feel at home reinforced the company’s approach. Northwest Custom Homes is grounded in relationships with clients, trusted subcontractors and craftsmen, and local suppliers who share their standards. As a North Idaho custom home builder focused on luxury homes in Coeur d’Alene and surrounding areas, they continue to operate with a clear commitment: build homes they are proud to put their name on.

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ewby-ginnings of North Idaho, Inc. was founded by Theresa Hart, a mother whose life was forever changed when her son, Nick, was killed in action in Baghdad, Iraq. In the aftermath of that loss, Theresa needed a way to carry forward the love, responsibility, and identity that came with being Nick’s mom. What began in her home as a small effort to help Nick’s struggling battle buddies became the foundation for a mission rooted in service, dignity, and action. Over the past 12 years, Newby-ginnings has grown fivefold into a full-scale support program serving Veterans, Active-Duty Service Members, and Gold Star Families throughout North Idaho and the Inland Northwest. The organization provides personal and household essentials, food, medical equipment, and access to trusted resources and referrals—always at no cost. The goal is to reduce immediate stress and fill critical gaps so individuals and families can focus on stability and well-being

rather than survival. Every service reflects a simple belief: no one who has served, or lost someone who served, should ever have to choose between basic needs and dignity. Those who walk through the doors often arrive with needs that extend beyond tangible items. While food, clothing, furniture, and medical supplies are essential, many guests are also seeking understanding and connection. Newby-ginnings has become a place where Veterans can talk with others who understand military life, and where families feel seen, respected, and valued. In many cases, the most meaningful support is knowing they belong. The impact of Newby-ginnings is visible in everyday, timesensitive moments. Families leave with food for their tables and furniture they could not otherwise afford. Newly housed Veterans receive brand-new housewares to begin again with dignity. Medical equipment is provided exactly when it is needed, not weeks or months later. Utilities remain connected summer 2025 COEUR D’ALENE LIVING LOCAL

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because help arrived before a shutoff. A Veteran’s family enters winter safely because worn tires were replaced. During the holidays, gifts appear under trees that would not have been there otherwise. These moments happen daily, quietly changing lives. The organization operates entirely through community support. Volunteers power daily operations, donors provide essential goods, and community partners step in with fundraisers, food donations, holiday assistance, and emergency financial help through the Veterans Relief Fund. Over 12 years, this collective effort has allowed Newbyginnings not only to sustain itself but to expand its reach and deepen its impact. Today, the most pressing need is space. Once again, Newbyginnings has outgrown its facility. A larger location would allow more Veterans and families to be served each day, reduce wait times, and improve donation flow. Expanded space would also open the door to a future Veteran Community Center, where onsite services from community partners could strengthen connections and provide more comprehensive support. Looking ahead, Theresa’s vision extends beyond North Idaho. She hopes Newby-ginnings—or a similar model—can exist in communities across the country. That vision has already taken root when a former client relocated to Tennessee and, with guidance from Newby-ginnings, helped create Operation United Hope, now serving families there. For Theresa, it’s personal. “I lost a child in combat. Grief of that magnitude has a way of seeping into your DNA and changing you on a cellular level. Being Nick’s mother defined me. Losing him defined me as well—and I had to do something with that. Newby-ginnings became a way to carry that love, loss, and purpose forward. “I love that I get to talk about Nick every day, and I love knowing that he will never be forgotten. An unwritten part of our mission is to ensure that all who have served and sacrificed for our country are remembered—not just in words, but through care, action, and community.” 48

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aster did not begin with choirs, pastel colors, or packed churches. It began in a dim upper room in Jerusalem around 30 CE. A small circle of Jewish followers gathered for Passover, the ancient remembrance of liberation from Egypt. The lamb was prepared. The bread was unleavened. Bitter herbs were placed on the table. Tradition was intact.

Then came the moment no one expected. Their teacher, Jesus of Nazareth, reframed the meal. What once looked backward suddenly pointed forward. Memory became promise. A private evening shifted public history, and the echo of that shift still carries across centuries. The earliest followers of Jesus did not abandon their Jewish roots. They kept the feasts. They kept the rhythms. What changed was the meaning beneath them. The lamb gained a face. The bread spoke of life. The blood once brushed on doorposts found its reflection in human hearts. Each week, they gathered on the first day, the day they believed the tomb was empty. Once each year, during Passover, they slowed to retrace the full story: suffering, silence, and sunrise. To them, it was not folklore or metaphor. It was the hinge of history. As the message spread beyond Jerusalem into Asia Minor, Alexandria, and Rome, a practical question emerged. When should this resurrection be remembered? Some churches aligned directly with the Jewish Passover on the fourteenth day of Nisan. Others insisted on Sunday, the day associated with the empty tomb. The disagreement sharpened, at times straining unity. Yet leaders eventually clarified a principle that still resonates: different practices do not require divided faith. In 325 CE, bishops gathered in Nicaea to resolve disputes and strengthen the growing church. Amid theological debate and questions of authority, there was

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WAS STRUCK a practical matter: establishing a shared date for Easter. The decision was clear. Easter would fall on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox. The formula brought clarity and consistency across regions that spanned languages, cultures, and empires. The order arrived, though history would later introduce new complications. Centuries later, the adoption of the Gregorian calendar widened the gap between Western and Eastern churches. Western communities embraced the new system. Eastern Orthodox churches retained the older Julian calendar. The result remains visible today. Some years feature two Easter Sundays. The calculations differ. The proclamation does not. By the fourth and fifth centuries, Easter had reshaped the Christian calendar itself. Preparation expanded into forty days of Lent, a season of reflection and restraint. Holy Week carried believers through celebration, betrayal, suffering, and stillness. The story was not rushed. It was walked slowly. Then came the Vigil. In darkened sanctuaries, a single flame was struck. One candle lit another until the room glowed with quiet radiance. Ancient stories were spoken aloud: Creation, Covenant, Exodus, and Redemption. The narrative stretched from Genesis to the Gospels, reminding listeners that Easter did not stand alone but rested within a larger story of rescue and restoration. As morning approached, new believers stepped into the water and rose again, white garments draped over their shoulders. A declaration filled the air, echoing through stone walls and open fields alike: Christ is risen. He is risen indeed. Language itself reflects Easter’s deep roots. In most of the world, the word remains closely tied to Passover—Pascha, Pascua, Pâques. Only Germanic languages use the word “Easter.” Some scholars connect it to spring imagery or dawn; others to themes of rising light. The linguistic paths vary, yet the symbolism converges. Darkness gives way. Light returns. Over centuries, cultures added their own expressions. Eggs became symbols of new life. Rabbits hinted at renewal and abundance. Music swelled in cathedrals. Artists captured triumph in paint and stone. None of these symbols replaced the message. They framed it, translating belief into forms people could recognize in their own homes and communities. Faith moved from sanctuary to street, from ritual to rhythm. The Protestant Reformation later challenged authority and simplified many rituals, yet the central claim of Easter held firm. Leaders debated ceremony and structure, not substance. Remove the resurrection, and the entire framework collapses. Everything else will fall into place if you affirm it.

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Today, more than two billion Christians observe Easter in diverse ways across the globe. Ancient liturgies echo through Rome. Nightlong worship fills churches in Ethiopia. Sunrise gatherings draw crowds in Korea. Small towns across the United States meet in open fields before dawn, breath visible in the cool spring air. In regions where faith carries real risk, quiet voices still gather in courage. Different languages. Different customs. The same confession. Of course, modern Easter also carries layers of commerce. Storefronts fill with seasonal colors. Chocolate figures line shelves. Marketing campaigns circle the calendar. Commerce is visible and often loud. Yet beneath the noise, the original story endures. Year after year, believers return to the same empty tomb and the same declaration of hope. From a Passover meal in a modest Jerusalem room to a worldwide observance spanning continents, Easter mirrors the path of Christianity itself, rooted in ancient soil, carried across oceans, debated in detail, yet unified at its center. It has crossed empires, survived persecution, navigated division, and outlived kingdoms. Its endurance does not rest on cultural trends or seasonal appeal. It rests on a claim. 56

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Each spring, as winter loosens its grip and new life pushes through hardened ground, the message rises again. Not merely as tradition. Not merely as a ritual. As a reminder. As an anchor. As a proclamation. The resurrection of Jesus Christ remains, for millions, the defining moment of faith and a light that continues to press back the dark. The early witnesses did not claim inspiration alone. They claimed an encounter. They spoke of a tomb that did not stay sealed and of a hope that did not fade with time. As the apostle Paul wrote to the church in Corinth, grounding their faith in this single event: “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile… But Christ has indeed been raised from the dead” (1 Corinthians 15:17, 20). That conviction has carried through generations. It has steadied believers in suffering and emboldened them in joy. It is the foundation beneath the celebration and the meaning beneath the music. And every spring, whether whispered in candlelight or proclaimed at sunrise, the message rises again. He is RISEN! That is Easter.

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Three regional premieres and Broadway-caliber performances in 2026 by LIKE MEDIA TEAM

or nearly six decades, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre has shown that Broadway-caliber musical theatre belongs right here in North Idaho. Founded in 1967, the professional regional theatre has built a reputation for delivering full-scale productions that audiences routinely describe as “better than Broadway.” That legacy continues with a 2026 season designed to surprise, inspire, and elevate expectations for what summer theatre in Coeur d’Alene can be.

a powerful ripple effect throughout the local economy. With an annual operating budget of $1.2 million, the organization produces an estimated $13.2 million in total economic impact through employment, contractor services, production spending, housing for cast and crew, and indirect spending with local vendors and suppliers. More than 20,000 attendees further contribute by supporting local accommodations, dining, transportation, and entertainment during the season.

The 2026 lineup features three productions, all Tony Award winners or nominees, all new to the theatre’s stage, and all regional premieres. The season opens with Disney’s Frozen The Broadway Musical, running June 26 through July 5, followed by Come From Away from July 17 through July 26. The summer concludes with Titanic The Musical, on stage August 7 through August 16. Together, these shows reflect a season built on technical excellence, emotional depth, and storytelling typically associated with major metropolitan theatres, now brought to life on a North Idaho stage.

“Whether you’re seeing Broadway-caliber performances right here in North Idaho, or you’re a young performer taking your first steps on a professional stage, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre exists to create moments of pure theatrical magic that stay with you long after the curtain falls. At the same time, we’re committed to making theatre accessible and joyful for everyone who walks through our doors,” says Chuck Ethridge, Executive Artistic Director.

That level of programming is intentional. At its core, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre exists to bring joy to its community through professional musical theatre. With a vision to be the premier musical theatre organization in the Pacific Northwest, the company produces three full-scale Broadway musicals each summer, performed by toptier artists in a setting that consistently exceeds expectations. While audiences may arrive curious, many leave surprised to discover that this caliber of performance exists right in Coeur d’Alene, without the need to travel to Spokane, Seattle, or New York. Education plays a central role in that mission. Through Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre’s Musical Theatre Training Institute, more than 1,000 youth participate annually in classes, workshops, camps, and enrichment opportunities. These programs provide meaningful exposure to professional theatre while fostering confidence, creativity, and collaboration. For many young performers, the institute serves as an entry point into the world of musical theatre, grounded in professional standards and mentorship. The theatre’s commitment to community extends even further. Each year, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre donates approximately $40,000 in tickets to more than 150 local nonprofit organizations, schools, and community groups throughout the region. These partnerships support a wide range of causes and help ensure that professional musical theatre remains accessible to audiences from all walks of life. Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre is also a vital contributor to the region’s economic health. Its 10-week summer season generates

Community members are encouraged to support the theatre by attending performances, volunteering, or donating. Nearly 300 volunteers are needed each year to assist with summer productions, box office operations, and educational programming. As a 501(c) (3) nonprofit arts organization, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre relies on donations, sponsorships, and ticket purchases to sustain its mission and continue delivering Broadway-quality performances in North Idaho. With a landmark 2026 season ahead, Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre remains a defining force in the region’s cultural and community landscape, proving that world-class musical theatre not only belongs in Coeur d’Alene but continues to thrive here.

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Easter Baskets, Made Simple Easter baskets don't have to look the same every year. Introducing a new theme or focus can offer a fun, new way to enjoy the tradition. Shifting the focus to a simple theme offers a different way to think about the tradition. Building the basket around a theme or idea helps when it comes to direction and planning. A spring activity basket might include sidewalk chalk, bubbles, a kite, a jump rope, or a small ball. A creativity basket could focus on sketchbooks, colored pencils, markers, stickers, or a beginner craft kit. A cozy basket might include a paperback book, a card game, a puzzle, or a small blanket to use later in the day. A themed approach keeps the Easter basket tradition fun, exciting, and easy, naturally incorporating variety from year to year.

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Representing clients across North Idaho, Jolena Overland and Paul Reizen with PureWest Christie's International Real Estate deliver strategic marketing, market expertise, and personalized guidance for buyers and sellers. Backed by a global luxury brand and local insight, helping clients navigate residential, waterfront, and investment opportunities confidently.

Offering classes for kids, teens, and adults, Breakthrough Martial Arts is a program blending the systems that teach a variety of practical sparring and ground skills, while instilling the qualities of a good leader.

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ASPEN HOMES At Aspen Homes, they build more than your dream home. This custom home builder in Coeur d’Alene focuses on homes beautifully built and crafted with care, working handin-hand with their clients throughout the entire experience. 1831 N. Lakewood Dr. Coeur d’Alene 208.664.9171

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MONARCH CUSTOM HOMES A boutique custom home builder dedicated to creating homes of distinction in North Idaho’s most desired areas, Monarch is dedicated to every detail, every process and every piece of material chosen. Services include land and home design, permitting and plans, bidding and costs, allowances and specs, construction and important dates, completion, communication and follow-through. 5097 N. Building Center Dr. Coeur d’Alene | 208.772.9333 MonarchCustomHomes.com

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hen Jim and Kelley Hobart moved into their custom home in Hayden in 2010, they instantly knew they had found their forever home in North Idaho. The breathtaking beauty, endless outdoor adventures right out the back door, and the community's genuine friendliness just felt right. That same passion inspired them to launch Croc Coatings in 2020— bringing the revolutionary Penntek Evolution concrete coating system to local families and businesses seeking garage floors and patios that would last. Today, with more than 1,600 Croc floors installed and over 320 five-star Google reviews, the mission hasn’t changed. As Jim says, "We deliver extraordinary floors and service our neighbors can truly count on. It’s about solving real problems and making daily life better—not just getting bigger.” Every Croc floor is engineered for real North Idaho life—mud tracked in on snow boots, kids racing bikes, heavy use, and punishing freeze-thaw cycles. Their durable Croc concrete coatings for garages, basements, and patios deliver beauty that lasts, with built-in slipresistance additives for safety and a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty against fading and discoloration. This season they are excited to introduce Croc Guard—a premium rolled-on sealer for driveways, walkways, and patios (including exposed aggregate and stamped concrete). It shields against road salt, oil stains, UV damage, and freeze-thaw cracking, leaving a rich wet look or clean matte finish that stays inviting season after season. For shoulder-season

installs, Croc Coatings leans on their Penntek polyurea flooring systems so projects are done right even when the weather is challenging. Croc floor owners can now receive exclusive access to the Croc Refresh program: professional, low-impact cleanings with gentle equipment and Penntek LGX cleaner—no harsh chemicals, no damage—just floors that stay showroom-new for decades. “Done in one day—our Croc floors are one of the smartest upgrades you’ll ever make,” Jim says with a smile. No surprise Croc Coatings was voted Best of 2025 for garage floor coatings. On the commercial side, their Penntek Industrial systems protect high-traffic spaces that matter here, including Aeroflight’s 38,000 sq ft hangar at Spokane International Airport, Quirkie Dough’s in Coeur d’Alene, Young Living’s distillery, Cal Car’s showroom, and Hagadone Marine’s boat showroom. Customers can finish strong with Croc Custom Garage Cabinets, designed one-on-one to finally organize any space perfectly. Croc Coatings is the local North Idaho team that loves helping families and businesses create spaces they’re proud of. Summer 2026 is right around the corner, and their schedule is already filling fast. Call Croc Coatings today at 208.244.0694 or visit CrocCoatings.com to lock in a free, no-pressure consultation and enjoy new Croc floors all summer long. 4290 West Riverbend Avenue Post Falls, Idaho

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Serving North Idaho with dependable craftsmanship, Grizzly Glass provides residential and commercial glass services, including custom shower doors, mirrors, window replacement, and storefront glass. Known for precise installation and quality materials, their experienced team delivers clean results and reliable service for projects large and small.

Accent Floors & Design in Dalton Gardens offers full-service flooring, cabinetry, and countertops. Specializing in carpet, tile, luxury vinyl, and more, they provide quality, innovative solutions to fit every lifestyle and budget. Open Monday through Saturday.

Whether your style is Mountain Contemporary, Lakefront Living, Western Rancher or Classic Coeur d’Alene Luxury, a custom home built by Coeur Builders is guaranteed to express your creativity and style.

North Ridge Contracting is a custom home builder serving North Idaho, focusing on quality craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and personal service. Dale and Jessica work closely with clients from concept to completion, creating homes that reflect each family’s vision while maintaining clear communication, trusted partnerships, and attention to every detail.

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COMPANIONS ANIMAL CENTER As a no-kill animal center, every bit of support goes a long way! Whether you’re in search of your furever friend or looking to donate or volunteer, with the community’s generosity, CAC can continue the lifesaving work they do!

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NORTH IDAHO GARAGE DOOR North Idaho Garage Door provides expert garage door installation, repair, and maintenance across North Idaho. Their team delivers reliable service and quality products, helping homeowners keep garage doors operating safely and smoothly year round reliably. NorthIdahoGarageDoor.com 208.417.3125

NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE At North Idaho College, students get an affordable, practical education with quality learning in smaller class sizes and transfer-friendly credits. Gain skills that lead to better job opportunities or a new career path. 1000 W. Garden Ave. | Coeur d’Alene 208.769.3300

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Accent Floors & Design is a full-service provider in Dalton Gardens specializing in selection, design and installation. Whether it's carpet, tile, luxury vinyl, laminate or hardwood, they provide quality and innovative flooring solutions to fit every lifestyle and budget. They can also meet your cabinetry and countertops (quartz and granite) needs. Pair your vision with Accent Floors & Design's mastery. Open 9am to 5pm Monday through Friday, 10am to 1pm Saturday.

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MONARCH CUSTOM HOMES

A boutique custom home builder dedicated to creating homes of distinction in North Idaho's most desired areas, Monarch is dedicated to every detail, every process and every piece of material chosen. Services include land and home design, permitting and plans, bidding and costs, allowances and specs, construction and important dates, completion, communication and follow-through.

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At New Leaf Nursery, their goal is to make gardening accessible to everyone. Whether that’s sharing their knowledge, passing on savings to their customers or simply providing a space that inspires, they are committed to help you create your most beautiful outdoor environment. Join their Seeds Rewards Program and earn points when you shop.

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Tint Works delivers professional automotive, residential, and commercial window tinting in Coeur d’Alene. Specializing in high-quality window films that enhance privacy, reduce heat and glare, and protect interiors from harmful UV rays, their team focuses on precision installation and long-lasting performance. Count on Tint Works for clean results, reliable service, and upgraded comfort for your vehicle, home, or business.

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Specializing in custom fabrication and installation of granite, quartz, and marble countertops, Monarch Marble & Granite serves homeowners and builders throughout North Idaho with precision craftsmanship and quality materials. Their experienced team creates beautiful, durable surfaces for kitchens, bathrooms, and custom spaces with attentive service and professional installation.

Proudly serving homeowners and businesses throughout North Idaho and Eastern Washington, transform your garage with Croc Coatings + Cabinets’ durable and gorgeous concrete coating that’s engineered to perform and built to last. Also offering highly durable built-to-order cabinets and slat walls to complete your garage transformation and needs.

Locally owned and family run, Pool World has been providing quality products and exceptional customer service for more than 47 years. Find the perfect swimming pool, hot tub or swim spa to suit your needs.

Licensed in 10 states, HDG is an awardwinning architecture firm and interior design studio dedicated to fusing their designs with the community, creating an evocative style that melds with the area’s history and speaks to future generations. The team analyzes, explores and imagines while crafting uplifting designs that contribute to urban renewal.

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ROSENBERGER CONSTRUCTION For more than three decades, Rosenberger Construction has been building unique homes that are distinctly “Rosenberger.” A premier custom home builder, discover the difference in a Rosenberger custom built home with their inspired designs and dedication to detail. 10149 Taryne St. | Hayden 208.772.5018

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SANDPOINT FURNITURE Family owned and operated, Sandpoint Furniture has been serving all of North Idaho, Eastern Washington and Western Montana since 1975 and providing customers access to finer home furnishings that offer style, performance and affordability. 401 Bonner Mall Way Ste. A Ponderay | 208.263.5138 SandpointFurniture.com

NEW LEAF NURSERY At New Leaf Nursery, their goal is to make gardening accessible to everyone. Whether that’s sharing their knowledge, passing on savings to their customers or simply providing a space that inspires, they are committed to help you create your most beautiful outdoor environment. Join their Seeds Rewards Program and earn points when you shop. 12655 N. Government Way Hayden | 208.762.4825 NewLeafNurseryHayden.com

THE LABRADOR STORE & MORE The Labrador Store is a unique and fun dog shop for all dog lovers! Located in the Resort Plaza Shops, find USA-Made dog collars, toys, treats, pillows, clothes and gifts; speciality items include labrador T-shirts, mugs, pints, hats and custom name frames. 210 E. Sherman Ave. #143 Coeur d’Alene 208.664.0414

SUPER 1 FOODS With locations in Coeur d’Alene, Hayden, Rathdrum, Post Falls, Athol and Old Town, Super 1 is your go-to grocery store for all of your shopping needs. Open 24/7 to better serve their loyal customers. 305 W. Kathleen Ave. Coeur d’Alene 208.765.2285

SHRINERS CHILDREN'S UNITED WAY OF NORTH IDAHO With a mission to improve the lives of people in our community, United Way of North Idaho helps those in need by funding local nonprofit organizations, providing services and solutions, and collaboration within the community. 501 E. Lakeside Ave. Ste. 3 Coeur d’Alene 208.667.8112 UWNorthIdaho.org

Shriners Children's in Spokane provides pediatric specialty care. Shriners’ experienced care team brings hope and healing, and are driven to make lives richer, easier and less complex for children and families in Washington, Idaho and beyond. 911 W. 5th Ave. Spokane 509.455.7844 ShrinersSpokane.org

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Long-Term Skin Health WHY CONSISTENCY, EDUCATION, AND THOUGHTFUL CARE MATTER OVER TIME by LIKE MEDIA TEAM

ealthy skin develops gradually. It reflects steady habits, informed choices, and care that integrates into everyday life. Rather than chasing immediate results, long-term care focuses on understanding how skin behaves over time. It prioritizes consistency, education, and realistic expectations. This approach prioritizes function, comfort, and resilience over shortlived change. Skin is dynamic. It responds to age, environment, hormones, stress, and lifestyle, which means effective skincare strategies naturally evolve. What works well in one season or decade may need refinement later. Long-term care begins with paying attention to these shifts and making decisions that preserve skin health rather than overwhelm it. Much of that work quietly through small daily habits. Daily routines form the foundation of healthy skin. When done consistently and thoughtfully, they help maintain balance and reduce the likelihood of irritation or disruption. Core habits that support skin health include: • Cleansing in a way that removes buildup without stripping the skin • Maintaining hydration to preserve elasticity and comfort • Using sun protection as a daily, year-round practice • Moisturizing to reinforce the skin barrier

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These routines help maintain the skin barrier, which plays a central role in moisture retention, sensitivity, and recovery. A well-supported barrier allows skin to tolerate environmental stress more effectively and respond better to professional care when it is introduced. Over time, this consistency contributes to skin that feels more stable and less reactive. Skin renewal follows natural cycles, and visible changes take time. Improvements in tone, texture, and clarity tend to build over weeks and months rather than days. This steady pace allows skin to adapt and strengthen without unnecessary stress. Understanding this timeline sets realistic expectations and reduces the urge to change products or routines before results have time to appear. Rather than waiting for concerns to surface, long-term care often involves regular attention and thoughtful adjustment as needs change. This maintenance-focused mindset emphasizes ongoing support rather than reactive correction. Maintenance-focused care often emphasizes: • Preserving skin function over time • Allowing adequate recovery between treatments • Refining routines as skin needs shift Maintenance does not mean doing more. Often, it means doing less with greater intention. Appropriately spacing treatments, reassessing routines periodically, and allowing skin time to respond all contribute to more sustainable outcomes. Seasonal changes influence how skin behaves throughout the year. Temperature, humidity, sun exposure, and daily routines all affect balance and comfort. Winter may bring dryness or sensitivity, while summer can increase oil production and sun-related stress.

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Drinking more water helps, but steady hydration throughout the day matters just as much. Steady hydration supports circulation, energy levels, and skin comfort better than occasional large intakes. Try this simple hydration reset: • Start the day with a full glass of water before coffee • Sip consistently rather than drinking large amounts at once • Add electrolytes during travel, workouts, or dry weather • Limit late-evening fluids to protect sleep quality Small hydration habits can make a noticeable difference in how your body and skin feel day to day.

Transitional seasons provide natural checkpoints for reassessing and recalibrating care. A seasonal approach helps: • Address common concerns before they become persistent • Reduce overuse of products that no longer fit current conditions • Keep routines flexible without frequent overhauls Subtle, ongoing treatments can complement daily care when chosen intentionally. These treatments are typically spaced out and selected to maintain skin quality over time. When used as part of a long-term plan, they support resilience and consistency rather than abrupt or dramatic change.

A Y E A R I N S K I N H E A LT H Spring Gentle adjustments, routine evaluation, gradual recalibration Summer Consistent sun protection, lighter textures, and maintenance habits

Personalization matters because no two skin histories are the same. Genetics, environment, stress levels, and personal priorities all shape how skin responds. Paying attention to patterns such as sensitivity, breakouts, and seasonal fluctuations enables smarter, more efficient decision-making and reduces unnecessary trial-and-error. Helpful questions to guide personalization include: 1. 2. 3.

How does my skin typically respond to change? Which seasons feel most challenging for my skin? What level of care fits comfortably into my routine?

Skin care does not exist in isolation from the rest of the body. Sleep quality, hydration, nutrition, and stress management all influence how skin functions and repairs itself. When skincare aligns with overall wellness habits, it becomes easier to maintain and more effective over time.

Fall Repair, preservation, preparation for colder months

As routines settle into place, expectations often shift. Skin care becomes less about fixing and more about maintaining. Results feel steadier, routines feel manageable, and care feels integrated into daily life rather than added on.

Winter Barrier support, added hydration, recovery-focused care

Looking ahead to 2026, long-term skin health remains a clear priority for those seeking practical, sustainable care. Education, maintenance, seasonal awareness, and personalization create an approach that supports skin not just for the moment, but for the years ahead.

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At Northwest Spine & Pain Medicine, they provide excellence in whole-person multidisciplinary pain medicine in the most efficient and compassionate manner, and adapt to community needs and a changing medical environment.

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Wind down your space, not just your schedule: • Dim lights an hour before bed • Lower room temperature slightly • Choose one quiet activity to repeat nightly • Keep phones and chargers out of arm’s reach A consistent evening routine signals the body to slow down, indirectly supporting overall wellness and long-term skin health.

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oeur d’Alene sits along the edge of one of North Idaho’s most recognizable lakes and serves as a central hub for shopping, lodging, and outdoor recreation. The city offers a compact downtown, established shopping districts, a range of places to stay, and year-round access to parks, trails, and the lake. For visitors, it’s an easy place to get around and a practical base for exploring the surrounding area.

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Coeur d’Alene was named by French fur traders, who used the phrase “Coeur d’Alène,” meaning “heart of an awl,” to describe the sharp trading skills of the local tribe. The name reflected reputation, not geography, and has remained in use for generations, becoming one of the most distinctive place names in the Inland Northwest, and still defines the city today. Pastel Power: Embrace soft hues like lavender, mint and blush, infusing spring wardrobes with a dreamy and romantic vibe.

Statement Sleeves: From puffy to ruffled, exaggerated sleeves add drama and flair to tops and dresses, elevating everyday looks. Eco-Chic: Sustainable fashion takes center stage with ecofriendly materials, upcycled pieces and ethical practices driving stylish and conscious choices.

Shopping in Coeur d’Alene centers on Sherman Avenue and the surrounding downtown core, where independent boutiques and specialty shops line walkable streets. The area features a mix of locally owned retailers and long-standing businesses, making it easy to browse without traveling far. Notable downtown shops include the CDA Garment District, T-Blue Boutique, and Lucky Monkey, each offering curated apparel, accessories, and gifts. For shoppers interested in vintage and resale, Gas & Grain is a well-known stop for secondhand clothing and retro finds. Outside downtown, Silver Lake Mall offers additional retail options, including Black Sheep Sporting Goods, a locally rooted outfitter offering outdoor gear, apparel, and footwear suited to North Idaho conditions. The Village at Riverstone offers an open-air shopping environment with a mix of local boutiques, national retailers, fitness studios, and entertainment. summer 2025 COEUR D’ALENE LIVING LOCAL

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TRIPLE PLAY FAMILY FUN PARK Offering fun for all ages, Triple Play Family Fun Park in Hayden features indoor and outdoor attractions, including bowling, laser tag, bumper boats, mini golf, arcade games, and escape rooms. With birthday parties, group events, and year-round activities, it’s a go-to destination for family entertainment. 175 West Orchard Ave. | Hayden 208.762.7529

ELKINS RESORT ON PRIEST LAKE Elkins Resort on Priest Lake is the perfect spot for a relaxing getaway in North Idaho. With cozy lakeside cabins, stunning views, and year-round activities, it’s great for both adventure and relaxation. The welcoming atmosphere and friendly service make it a favorite for visitors and locals alike. 404 Elkins Rd. | Nordman 208.443.2432

MIRABEAU PARK HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTER Mirabeau Park Hotel & Convention Center in Spokane Valley is a top destination for both business and leisure travelers. Offering comfortable accommodations, exceptional dining at Max, and state-of-the-art event spaces, it’s perfect for conferences, weddings, or a relaxing getaway. It's a popular destination known for its outstanding service and convenient location. 1100 N. Sullivan Rd. | Spokane Valley 509.924.9000 MirabeauParkHotel.com

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Lodging options in Coeur d’Alene range from modern downtown accommodations to smaller boutique properties located just outside the city center. Each offers convenient access to shopping, recreation, and the lake.

Outdoor access and public spaces play a significant role in daily life in Coeur d’Alene, with recreation options available year-round.

One Lakeside provides condo-style accommodations with full kitchens and lake or city views, making it well-suited for longer stays or travelers who prefer additional space. Its downtown location allows guests to walk to nearby shops, parks, and the waterfront. For families or extended visits, Staybridge Suites Coeur d'Alene offers suite-style lodging with practical amenities designed for comfort and flexibility. The Blackwell Boutique Hotel, located just north of downtown, provides a quieter lodging option in a historic setting. Its proximity to Sherman Avenue and the lakefront makes it a convenient choice for visitors who want a more traditional hotel experience without staying directly in the downtown core.

Mineral Ridge Scenic Area is a popular hiking destination known for its elevated viewpoints overlooking Lake Coeur d’Alene. The trail system is well-maintained and accessible for a range of experience levels. Along the waterfront, Independence Point functions as a central public space with walking paths, open lawns, and regular community events. It connects easily to nearby parks and downtown streets. The Kootenai County Farmers Market highlights regional agriculture and local vendors, offering seasonal produce, prepared foods, and handmade goods in a community-focused setting. For time on the water, Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises provides scheduled lake tours that showcase shoreline views and regional landmarks. Public parks round out the area’s recreational offerings. McEuen Park includes waterfront access, open green space, and recreational amenities, while Tubbs Hill offers a network of trails that begin near downtown and extend along the lake.

Fun Places to Bike

Higgens Point

Fernan Lake Road

Sanders Beach Neighborhood

Ride east along the lake toward Higgens Point for one of the most scenic stretches near town. This route offers steady pavement, sweeping lake views, and a quieter feel than downtown paths, especially in spring.

A favorite local ride, Fernan Lake Road loops around a smaller lake just east of downtown. It’s a mellow route with neighborhood views, tree cover, and fewer pedestrians than the main waterfront areas.

Cruise through the Sanders Beach area for a relaxed ride on residential streets near the lake. It’s a good way to explore one of Coeur d’Alene’s historic neighborhoods while staying close to downtown.

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Spring Golf in Coeur d’Alene Get Back on the Greens As winter fades and fairways reopen, spring marks the return of golf season across Coeur d’Alene and the surrounding area. Cooler temperatures, lighter course traffic, and improving conditions make March through May a great time to get back on the course before peak summer tee times arrive. From walkable layouts to classic North Idaho courses, spring golf offers a relaxed way to ease into the season and enjoy the outdoors again. Local Courses to Play This Spring • Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Course • Highlands Golf Course • Avondale Golf Club • Twin Lakes Village Golf Club summer 2025 COEUR D’ALENE LIVING LOCAL

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From craft cocktails and regional spirits to standout coffee, these local favorites continue to define Coeur d’Alene’s food and drink scene.

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Pomegranate Lime Spritz Bright, crisp, and lightly tart, this refreshing spritz balances pomegranate’s deep fruit flavor with fresh lime and sparkling bubbles. It’s clean, lively, and perfect for spring gatherings, brunches, and warm afternoons.

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An afternoon of great wine and delicious food awaits at Winefest on April 18 from 2–6 pm. This local favorite brings together regional wineries pouring curated selections, each paired with a perfectly matched bite. From bold reds with savory flavors to crisp whites with lighter fare, every stop offers a new tasting experience. Sip, savor, and explore Downtown Coeur d’Alene’s largest wine festival.

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MOON TIME Serving some of the best food around in a comfortable pub-style atmosphere, the menu offers soups, sandwiches, pastas, salads and other specialties prepared from scratch daily, along with a fantastic selection of micro-brewed beers and fine wines by the glass and bottle. For hours, menus, specials and directions, visit their website.

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Join MAX at Mirabeau for an unforgettable experience, where you’ll be treated to eclectic cuisine, an awardwinning menu with more than 100 items, a wine list boasting more than 500 labels and 75 eclectic cocktails — a perfect match for everything on the menu. 1100 N. Sullivan Rd. Spokane Valley | 509.922.6252 MAXatMirabeau.com

Vieux Carre NOLA Kitchen in Spokane brings authentic Creole and Cajun cuisine to the city. Known for its bold flavors and lively atmosphere, it's the perfect spot for a unique dining experience in Spokane. 1403 W. Broadway Ave. Spokane 509.495.1400

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SWEET LOU’S RESTAURANT AND TAP HOUSE Sweet Lou’s Restaurant and Tap House offers an American fare experience with fresh ingredients and creative twists. With 32 beers on tap (16 reserved for local favorites) you’re sure to find a brew to quench your thirst while enjoying views of beautiful Lake Coeur d’Alene. 601 E. Front St. Ste. 101 Coeur d’Alene | 208.667.1170 6915 E. Athol Crossing Rd. | Athol 477272 Hwy 95 | Ponderay 208.561.9496 SweetLousIdaho.com

A beautiful golf-course view without the cost of joining the country club, enjoy a full menu of sandwiches, salads, soups and specialties prepared from scratch and the region’s finest cocktails, microbrews and wines to accompany your meal. 1658 E. Miles Ave. | Hayden Lake 208.772.7711

FISHERMAN’S MARKET A local favorite for an array of reasons, including the friendly staff, unbeatable atmosphere and phenomenal food, find fresh fish on the market side, while the grill offers everything from fish and chips, fish tacos, salads, steamers, catfish, oyster po’ boys and more. Check out the delicious poke bowls and the offerings of beer, wine and sake. 215 W. Kathleen Ave. Coeur d’Alene | 208.664.4800 FishermansMarketCdA.com

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SYRINGA JAPANESE CAFE & SUSHI BAR Take a seat at Syringa, located on the corner of Fourth Street and Spruce Avenue in midtown Coeur d’Alene. Using organic produce, choice meats and wild seafood whenever available (and no MSG), enjoy sushi, Japanese entrées, salads and soups.

Your perfect, old-fashioned butcher shop, the friendly staff is ready to help you pick out the perfect cut. Tim’s carries only the finest natural meats and also handles custom orders, mobile butchering and wild game processing, and carries an extensive line of house-made products.

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THE ELK PUBLIC HOUSE Located in Spokane’s Historic Browne’s Addition, this pub-style restaurant features a great selection of fresh salads, soups, sandwiches and pastas, all made from scratch. They also offer a large selection of brews, wine by the glass and bottle, and original cocktails. 1931 W. Pacific Ave. | Spokane 509.363.1973

THE TWO SEVEN PUBLIC HOUSE At Two Seven in Spokane, you will find a menu featuring fresh salads, burgers, wraps and sandwiches; and house specialties. They offer microbrewed beers, wines by the glass and freshly squeezed juice cocktails to pair with your meal, all served up in a comfortable pub-style atmosphere.

ANGELO’S RISTORANTE Specializing in homemade authentic Italian cuisine, guests will be treated to a fresh, organic, handcrafted menu of veal, steak, chicken, seafood, pasta and glutenfree offerings, extensive wine selection and warm romantic décor. Catering and private cooking classes available. 846 N. Fourth St. Coeur d’Alene 208.765.2850 AngelosRistorante.net

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1½ pounds salmon fillets, skin removed and cut into 1-inch cubes 2 tablespoons soy sauce or tamari 1½ tablespoons honey or maple syrup 1 tablespoon rice vinegar 1 clove garlic, grated 1 tablespoon neutral oil (avocado or vegetable)

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2 cups cooked jasmine rice 1½ cups frozen shelled edamame, steamed

FRESH TOPPINGS

1 English cucumber, thinly sliced 1 cup shredded carrots 1 avocado, sliced 3 green onions, thinly sliced

FOR SERVING (OPTIONAL) Sesame seeds Teriyaki sauce Furikake seasoning Lime wedges

METHOD PREPARE THE SALMON GLAZE

PREPARE THE BOWL COMPONENTS

COOK THE SALMON

ASSEMBLE THE BOWLS

• In a small bowl, whisk together soy sauce, honey, rice vinegar, and grated garlic. • Set aside.

• Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. • Add the salmon cubes in a single layer and cook for 2 to 3 minutes per side until golden and just cooked through. • During the last minute of cooking, brush the salmon with the glaze and allow it to caramelize. • Cook until the salmon reaches 125 to 130°F for medium.

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• Divide rice between bowls and top with edamame. • Add salmon and arrange fresh toppings around the bowl. • Finish with sesame seeds, optional sauces, and a squeeze of lime.

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Set against the backdrop of Lake Coeur d’Alene and the energy of Memorial Day weekend, the Coeur d’Alene Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, and Kids Fun Run Presented by ICCU returns on Sunday, May 24, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. This annual race weekend blends competition with the natural beauty and hospitality that define this resort community. Runners will experience a professionally organized, chip-timed event through Downtown Coeur d’Alene and along scenic stretches that showcase the best of the lake and the surrounding area. Whether tackling the full marathon or cheering on young participants in the Kids Fun Run, there is a distance for every age and ability. Participants receive a long-sleeve finisher shirt, a custom finisher medal, overall awards eligibility, and finisher food provided by local partners. Beyond the course, the weekend offers access to waterfront activities, dining, shopping, and the vibrant atmosphere that makes Coeur d’Alene a destination in its own right. For runners looking to make race day part of a complete Pacific Northwest getaway, this event delivers both challenge and experience. Learn more about race weekend details and secure registration at CdAMarathon.com. 88 88

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The North Idaho College Foundation’s 33rd Annual Really BIG Raffle gives participants the chance to win nearly $600,000 in prizes, including a $550,000 new home in Post Falls. Additional prizes include a 2026 vehicle, a home furnishings gift card, and a Schweitzer gift certificate. Only 5,000 tickets are sold at $150 each. The virtual drawing takes place on July 8, 2026. Purchase tickets online at NIC. edu/rbr or at select retailers across Kootenai County and Sandpoint.

The North Idaho Building Contractors Association presents the NIBCA Home and Garden Show at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds in Coeur d’Alene, bringing together local builders, remodelers, landscapers, and home service professionals. Explore vendor exhibits, connect with industry experts, and gather practical ideas for home improvement, outdoor living, and garden projects of all sizes. The event takes place March 13–15, 2026. Visit NIBCA.com for tickets, show hours, and additional details, including participating vendors and event updates.

The Coeur d’Alene Downtown Association hosts the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in downtown Coeur d’Alene, celebrating the season with festive floats, marching bands, community groups, and plenty of green spirit. Spectators line the streets to enjoy lively entertainment, family-friendly fun, and a spirited procession through the heart of downtown. The parade takes place on March 14, 2026. Visit CdADowntown.com for route details, start time, and event information, and ways to participate, volunteer, or support downtown businesses locally.

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The Coeur d’Alene Downtown Association presents Winefest in downtown Coeur d’Alene, where wine enthusiasts can swirl, sip, and savor a variety of regional wines paired with delicious small bites. Local shops and businesses become tasting stops, creating a walkable afternoon of flavor and fun. The event takes place on April 18, 2026, from 2–6 pm, featuring thoughtful pairings and engaging tastings throughout downtown. Visit CdADowntown.com for tickets, locations, and event details.

New Leaf Nursery in Hayden invites families to Strawberry Fields Forever, a free, hands-on spring event where kids can learn to plant and grow their own food. The first 1,000 children will receive a strawberry plant to grow in a pot and take home, along with interactive activities that teach planting, nurturing, and sustainability. This playful garden experience runs April 24–26 at the nursery’s Greenhouse 2. Visit NewLeafNurseryHayden.com for session times, details, and how to register.

The Spring Dash brings runners of all ages together in Coeur d’Alene for a scenic, community-focused race benefiting United Way of North Idaho. Participants can choose from multiple distances, including a USATF-certified 5K, 10K, halfmarathon, and a Tot Trot for kids, with routes showcasing views of Lake Coeur d’Alene. The event takes place on April 25, 2026, starting and finishing at McEuen Park. Visit RunSignUp.com for registration and details.

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New Leaf Nursery in Hayden hosts Tomato Craze Weekend, a seasonal celebration of all things tomatoes at 12655 North Government Way. Gardeners and food lovers can explore a wide variety of tomato starts, get hands-on growing advice from nursery experts, and learn how to choose the best varieties for your garden. The event runs May 1–3, 2026, with expert tips and fun activities throughout. Visit NewLeafNurseryHayden.com for more info, expert talks, and planting guidance.

Mark your calendars as Bloomsday celebrates its 50th run on Sunday, May 3, 2026. Since 1977, this Spokane tradition has grown into one of the world’s largest timed road races, drawing runners, walkers, and wheelchair athletes each spring. The 12K course winds through neighborhoods and downtown, finishing in Riverfront Park. Welcoming elite competitors and first-time participants alike, Bloomsday also features race weekend events and community celebrations. Details at BloomsdayRun.org.

Sip Idaho North brings Idaho’s premier spirits tasting event to The Club at Prairie Falls in Post Falls, featuring a curated lineup of Idaho and international distilleries pouring their finest vodkas, whiskeys, gins, tequilas, and more. Enjoy samples, live music, light bites, and the chance to meet producers in a relaxed, social atmosphere. The event takes place on May 16, 2026, from 5–7:30 pm. Visit SipIdahoEvent. com for tickets and full details.

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