Parcels within Post Falls Landing, a project billed for years as a downtown-style community, are being sold at a trustee’s sale this December. The development, which includes a 142-slip marina and dozens of condos, is still largely unfinished. It sits on 33 acres just upstream from Post Falls Dam on the old 33-acre Louisiana Pacific sawmill site. Legal notices published over the weekend outline the trustee’s sale. Attorney Jonathon Hallin, acting as trustee, said Monday afternoon that the sale is scheduled for Dec. 19 at the Kootenai County Courthouse. Project developer Harry Green paid $1.7 million 10 years ago for the property and envisioned building a town center that Post Falls could consider its downtown core with retail shops, recreation and housing/John Stucke, SR. More here.

Question: Anyone else there attend Harry Green's dog-and-pony shows back when in which he announced all the glorious features he was bringing to the old mill site on the Spokane River?