HREI: Tankoviches Learned Lesson

During 307 hours of community service at the Human Rights Education Institute, Frank and William Tankovich did “remarkable work.” That’s according to Thomas Carter, the institute’s executive director, who said the brothers saved the organization as much as $25,000. “They did nothing but good things here,” he said. “They gave back. They felt good about it.” Among the projects they completed, Carter said they built and installed custom double doors, 15 wooden display cases in the main gallery, and hung art throughout the institute at 414 W. Mullan Ave. “I feel the two brothers learned their lesson,” Carter said Thursday/ David Cole , Coeur d’Alene Press. More here.

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