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CDA Local Buzz 🐝 | 🩺 New Idaho Law Lets Doctors Refuse Care

Issue #177 🚒 City Council Moves Forward with Fire Department Bond Proposal | ⚖️ North Idaho College Settles Lawsuit And Much Much More...

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Derek Baron
March 23, 2025

 

In This CDA Local Buzz Issue

 📆 Coeur d’Alene Area Local Events (Now you can add your own event)

🔥 Local Business Spotlight 🔥
👉 Upgrade Labs Coeur d’Alene 👈

 🤪 Meme of the Day 

Upcoming Local Events Happening This Week

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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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Upgrade Labs, the world’s first biohacking and recovery gym, has arrived in Coeur d’Alene, offering cutting-edge fitness and wellness technology to help individuals train smarter, recover faster, and optimize their health. Unlike traditional gyms, Upgrade Labs features high-tech equipment such as AI-driven strength training, cryotherapy, red light therapy, PEMF therapy, and neurofeedback training—tools previously reserved for elite athletes. Founded by biohacking pioneer Dave Asprey, the facility aims to enhance human performance and longevity by making these advanced techniques accessible to everyone in the community.

Owned and operated by Paul and Kayleen Tinker, the Coeur d’Alene location is dedicated to bringing the benefits of biohacking to their hometown. Their personal health journeys inspired them to introduce a smarter, science-backed approach to fitness and recovery. With a focus on efficiency and effectiveness, Upgrade Labs offers membership and single-session options, allowing visitors to experience cutting-edge wellness solutions that improve energy, recovery, and overall well-being. Located at 2086 North Main Street, the facility is quickly gaining recognition as a leader in the next era of fitness and longevity.

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City Council Moves Forward with Fire Department Bond Proposal

The Coeur d'Alene City Council has approved a $16 million bond initiative for the May 20, 2025 ballot, aiming to modernize fire department facilities and equipment. If passed, the measure will enhance emergency services and cost taxpayers an estimated $16.07 annually per $100,000 of assessed property value. An open house will be held April 9 at Fire Station No. 2 for public input. Read More…

North Idaho College Settles Lawsuit with Former Interim President

North Idaho College has settled a lawsuit with former interim president Nick S. Rumpler, who sued the institution for wrongful termination in early 2024. The settlement ends a months-long legal dispute stemming from Rumpler’s December 2023 dismissal and aims to help the college refocus on stable leadership and governance. Learn More…

Yogurt Giant Chobani Plans Major Growth in Idaho, Hiring 160 More Workers

Chobani is investing $500 million to expand its Twin Falls yogurt plant, adding 500,000 square feet, 160 jobs, and 24 production lines. The company plans to buy nearly 2 billion pounds of milk this year and continues to lead with progressive employment practices. The expansion highlights both its growth and deep ties to Idaho’s dairy and refugee communities. Learn More….

New Idaho Law Lets Doctors Refuse Care That Conflicts with Personal Beliefs

Governor Brad Little has signed a law allowing Idaho health care providers to refuse non-emergency care that conflicts with their religious, moral, or ethical beliefs. Emergency treatment must still be provided. The law has sparked debate over religious freedom and potential discrimination in health care access. Read More…

Final Cabin Fever Market of the Season

Set for March 29

The popular Cabin Fever Market will hold its final event of the season on Friday, March 29, at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds, bringing together over 70 local farmers and artisans for a day of community, creativity, and shopping.

From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., visitors can browse a wide array of handcrafted goods, farm-fresh produce, and unique local products—all under the warmth of indoor buildings 1 through 3. Entry is free, and attendees will be treated to live music by local favorite Bill Bozly, adding a lively soundtrack to the market experience. Learn More…

Gonzaga Loses To Houston

Idaho Seeks Public Input on Peregrine Falcon Capture Rules for Falconry

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is currently seeking public feedback on the proposed 2025–2027 seasons for the capture of peregrine falcons from the wild for falconry use.

Falconers and interested community members have until March 25 to submit comments. Final decisions regarding the take seasons will be made by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission during its May meeting in Idaho Falls.

Since 2013, the state has allowed the annual capture of two peregrine falcons for falconry purposes. The proposed regulations for the upcoming three-year period include:

  • One statewide permit allowing the capture of either a nestling or juvenile peregrine falcon

  • One permit limited to nestling take in Lemhi and Custer counties, or alternatively, a statewide juvenile take

The peregrine falcon population has seen steady recovery since its endangered status was lifted, and state-managed falconry practices remain highly regulated to support conservation goals while allowing for limited recreational use. Read More…

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