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Lego Imagination

This Lego castle represents the design of the giant cardboard castle which will be built Saturday in Cheney. Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke (Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke / The Spokesman-Review)
By D.F. Oliveria daveo@spokesman.com(509) 319-0354
This Lego castle represents the design of the giant cardboard castle which will be built Saturday in Cheney. Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke (Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke / The Spokesman-Review)
This Lego castle represents the design of the giant cardboard castle which will be built Saturday in Cheney. Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke (Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke / The Spokesman-Review)

Photo courtesy of Jason Radtke

COEUR d’ALENE — Every color of the rainbow was represented in the roughly 150 creations on display at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library on Saturday afternoon.

Kids age 4 through 13 displayed their elaborate creations at the fifth annual LEGO-Rama, and hundreds turned out to marvel at the imagination realized by the youngsters.

“There are some talented kids here,” Drea Bowen said. The Lewis-Clark State College volunteer ambassador was so impressed she used her camera phone to snap some photos. “I’m going to send them to my family. I’m impressed with it.” Full Story.

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