By Mindy Cameron Reader Contributor On November 8 Bill and I traveled from Sandpoint to Seattle to be with friends on election night. We brought champagne to celebrate Hillary’s victory and settled in to...
By Nick Gier Reader Columnist RR is totally lost, out of his depth, and uncomfortable. He has not enough knowledge or decisiveness to cut through the contradictory advice that is being offered to him....
By Dianne Smith Reader Columnist I am always so impressed by passion of people in the community who want Sandpoint to be a safe place to live, raise children and grow old. One of...
By Dr. Gabrielle Duebendorfer Reader Contributor I ended part two of this series of articles with the suggestion of being willing to listen to each other’s needs and concerns in an open discussion and treat...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Following a Clark Fork meeting that drew several people opposing the proposed Scotchman Peaks Wilderness, Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, is reminding people that there’s still plenty of time to...
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Brought to you by the Sandpoint Library If 2016 bummed you out, we’re going to start 2017 out right with an uplifting article about one of the most inspirational...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Combining several genre influences into one unique sound, The Nth Power is not a band that plays to conventions. What they do play to is a sense of human...
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist It’s been an eventful beginning to the new year already. I’d barely stashed the Vegas juicer before my January calendar brought one of my favorite Diana Ross melodies,...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff This article is meant to be a companion of the Bonner County History Museum’s current exhibit: “The Dark Days of Sandpoint,” which is well worth a look if you...
By Cate Huisman Reader Contributor A year ago in these pages, I wrote about a hearing in Spokane at which hundreds of inland Northwest residents protested the proposed construction of an “energy distribution terminal”...
