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Gary Allen of KHTQ 94 ½ FM during a marathon broadcast.
Photo courtesy of The Coeur d'Alene Press archives
From left, Bruce Deming and Gary Allen present a check for $25,000 to The Press editor Mike Feiler after Gary’s 1998 marathon.
The 1958 lighted yellow pine on Tubbs Hill could be seen for miles.
Pete the Donkey pulls neighborhood kids on Jackass Lane, from right: Larry Wright, 14, Craig Ziegler, 13, Kerrie Fitch, 6, Peg Wright, 12, Jodie Fitch, 2 ½, Chris Fitch, 7, Jay Lakamp, 7, Jarry Lakamp, 5 ½, John King, 10, and Steve Wright, 10.
Ellen Travolta appears with her late husband, Jack Bannon, in the Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre production of “Hello, Dolly!”
The old Idaho Forest Industries Atlas mill property is now sprouting condos and some greenspace.
Winifred Gregory left a legacy of community support.
Patrolman Mark Knapp observes traffic at the corner of Kathleen Avenue and old Ramsey Road.
Pete Nikiforuk, former executive director of the Kootenai Humane Society, dreamed of a kill-free animal shelter.
Gary Allen didn’t hesitate to answer an obvious question: “Would you do it again?”
No. No. And no.
“It’s a young man’s gig,” said Gary, 68, of Coeur d’Alene, a KHTQ 94 1/2 FM consultant. “Marathons are not for older people.”
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