Sandpoint’s ‘hub’
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Some of the most functional nonprofit organizations in Sandpoint arose out of a need noticed by insightful residents. Sandpoint Community Resource Center, which celebrates 10 years in Sandpoint this...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
A car and community in common
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Mark Chevalier started Sandpoint Subies in August 2017 as a way to create regular meet-ups with fellow Subaru people — a species of car owner Bonner County has in...
Native Voices enters its final phase of preservation work
By Jane Fritz Reader Contributor By early 2020, the Idaho Mythweaver will be completing its 30th year working with Idaho’s six Indian tribes on cross-cultural arts, humanities and media projects. The nonprofit organization, headquartered...
Case cold: Bonner County’s unsolved murders
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Contributor It took three decades for the family of Tammy Bristow to see a break in the investigation of her murder. Strangled at her south Sandpoint apartment in 1987, Bristow’s...
Mad About Science: Strange liquids
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Liquids are a vital part of our ability to survive. If water didn’t have a sustained liquid form on Earth, life wouldn’t have evolved to its current state. That...
Emily Articulated: For the love of toast
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist In preparation for this week’s column, I clicked open my browser to search for the latest buzz around Millennials. I conduct this search regularly enough, digging for insights and...
City waterfront giveaway
By Kody Van Dyk Special to the Reader The city of Sandpoint draft Parks Master Plan identifies disposing of city-owned green space located east of the Edgewater Best Western Hotel. It appears from media...
‘This is totally doable’
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff When Reclaim Idaho launched in the summer of 2017, the grassroots group hung its hat on three missions: strong public schools, protected public lands and health care for working...
Sandpoint grade-schooler catches record trout
By Reader Staff The Idaho fishing record books better make room for the spunk and creativity of 8-year-old Sandpoint girl Sophie Egizi, who reeled in a new catch-and-release record for Gerrard rainbow trout on...
No federal dollars for Ponderay railroad underpass — this time
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff It’s good news-bad news for the city of Ponderay and Friends of the Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail. Residents approved the city’s 1% local option sales tax Nov. 5 —...
