By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff Writer
Lake Pend Oreille reached summer pool on June 24. Measured at the Hope gauge, the lake’s summer height will hover between 2,062 and 2,062.5 …
By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff
The Lakes Commission announced this week that the Army Corps of Engineers will begin dropping the lake level for the winter.
In a draw-down process …
Stand-Off at Ruby Ridge: 25 Years Later. Special five-part series from August-September 2017 Reader.
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As of a couple days ago, the coal spilled from last month's derailment on the Clark Fork River near Heron was still not cleaned up and was now smoldering. From Rich Landers blog on Spokesman-Review:
Coal spilled from train derailment smoldering along Clark Fork River
spokesman.com
ENVIRONMENT -- A month after a train derailment spilled up to 30 car loads of coal down the bank of the Clark Fork River, the...
This week in Sandpoint. The first annual Equinox for Equality honors our differences with a community celebration at Farmin Park. Plus there’s lots more going on this week, Sept. 18-24:
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Bold bird. Brent Flint got this shot of an Eastern kingbird with its dragonfly snack near Sand Creek. See more local pics at SandpointPictures.com»
