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After a two-year absence, the dancing, drumming, singing and ornate regalia of Julyamsh will return next week at the county’s 83-acre fairgrounds in Coeur d’Alene. “For me, and I’m sure for a lot of elders and people in our tribe, this is going to be a historic moment for us," said Coeur d'Alene Tribe official Quanah Matheson.

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Councilman Dan English of Coeur d’Alene consoled himself last week while waiting and waiting – and waiting –for his turn to renew his driver’s license. At least, Dan thought, he would pay extra and receive a license that was good for eight years, instead of four. But that’s an option in Idaho only if you’re under age 62. Dan no longer is. So, like a teenager getting his first license, Dan was rewarded for his long wait with a four-year one. “I hope some ‘seasoned’ legislator is reading this and plans to right this (wrong) next session,” lamented Dan on his Facebook wall afterward. “Haven’t they heard that the sixties are the new forties?” No, but we now know that for those 62 and up four is the new eight at the DMV. Also tired of waiting

Kelsey Fedorchak, 24, of Davenport, Iowa stands on the Centennial Bridge with her sign in response to the civilian and police officer shootings this week, Friday in Davenport, Iowa.

The Cutline Contest today features a San Fermin fiestas reveler who decided to take a selfie with a brave cow in the bullring -- and got tossed. Thursday Winner: DFO.

Mayor Steve Widmyer sent this message to all employees this morning in response to the tragedy in Dallas. It said, in part: "I wish I had an answer on how to stop the senseless violence. Unfortunately there isn't one answer. But maybe we can start in our community by promoting the message that we care and support everyone."

On Wednesday, Phillip Tyler posted a video expressing his pain and anger at the shooting of a black man by law enforcement in Baton Rouge. On Thursday, Tyler, the president of Spokane’s NAACP chapter, was expressing pain and anger again at the deaths of officers in Dallas during a protest of the recent police-related shootings of two black men.

North Idaho Blog roundup: Gone fishing/Outdoors, Gray, rainy day/Bay Views, Beers on the beach/On Tap, 3 dog night gone bad/Slight Detour, There ought to be clowns/Fort Boise, This 'Demon' is nothing like neon/7 Blog, Age is just a number -- or a memory/Grip, How do you explain hatred?/Faithful Geek ...

A military veteran (Micah Johnson) who said his goal was to kill white police officers opened fire Thursday night in downtown Dallas, leaving five officers dead and seven wounded before the police killed him with a remote-controlled explosive delivered by a robot, officials said.