Bill Buley
Assistant Managing Editor at Coeur d’Alene Press
Editor, The Garden Island newspaper; just keep running....
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14 hours ago |
cdapress.com | Bill Buley
The day after Ironman 70.3 Coeur d’Alene, I am sitting in one of many chairs in our front yard looking at 19th Street. It is empty. Just 24 hours earlier, it was filled with weary runners and energetic volunteers. Our yard was full of family and friends, kids and grandkids, who came to root for us in the running segment of the race, which goes right by our home. As best I can recall, it was glorious. Race morning I am standing on City Beach with my youngest daughter, Jennie, and my oldest son, Nick.
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1 day ago |
cdapress.com | Bill Buley
Monday Night Dinner at Adam Schluter’s home is popular. Perhaps a little too popular. Scores of young and old eat, drink, talk, play games, listen to music and make new friends. It’s a laugh-filled, friendly affair that has grown since it began six years ago. Sounds wonderful. And for the most part, it is. But for one thing: The estimated 150 people or more that show up has some folks missing those early days when the setting was a little more intentional and a little less crowded.
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2 days ago |
cdapress.com | Bill Buley
Paul Anderson was known for working quietly behind the scenes to get things done for the benefit of the community. And he did a lot. He served on foundations and nonprofit boards, helped found economic development and education organizations, and was a Rotary club president. There is one thing he did not like: the spotlight. “Paul was very nonassuming fellow,” said Sandy Emerson, a friend of Anderson’s.
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3 days ago |
cdapress.com | Bill Buley
COEUR d’ALENE — Veteran Frank Conrad was living where there was too much noise, too many people and a few too many barking dogs. He couldn't take it. Not with post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety already keeping him on edge. “I just couldn't deal with it anymore. I needed a quiet place,” he said. Conrad found it in Coeur d’Alene.
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4 days ago |
cdapress.com | Bill Buley
Retired Sgt. Maj. Stephen Durfee served more than 20 years in U.S. Army Special Forces. He was deployed multiple times to the Middle East and other regions.
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