Shake, Rattle and Roll: It Ain’t All Good
By A.C. Woolnough Reader Columnist A little while ago, I wrote a piece titled “It Ain’t All Bad.” Before anyone thinks I live in a fantasy land where Parkinson’s Disease is all glycerin and...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
It’s time for Idaho Gives!
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff While local nonprofits rely on donations year-round, there’s only one day a year when Idaho Gives. The annual statewide event brings together nonprofits from Bonners Ferry to Boise in...
Camp Kaniksu: Kaniksu Land Trust provides kids the chance to learn and play in the wild through annual summer camps
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff When it comes to combining education and adventure, Dave Kretzschmar brings his A-game to Camp Kaniksu. During the 2018 camp, Kretzschmar — who serves as director of education for...
A Walk in the Park
By Marjolein Groot Nibbelink Reader Contributor Being single has its downsides. I want to take a trip but have only camped solo once before. However, there is simply no way I will not be...
How one pup came back from the dead
By Dr. Marty Becker Reader Contributor Lazaruff/Relic was supposed to be dead. That’s what the workers who found him in an abandoned house thought — that he had died of thirst and starvation. When...
A grain of salt: Why you should care if your tomatoes are huge
By Ammi Midstokke Reader Health Columnist In my office, the questions of, “Should I eat organic?” or, “Are GMOs bad?” come up almost daily. The answer to both is, yes. But that isn’t always...
Earth Week continues into the future
By Nancy Gerth Reader Contributor Rain held off last Saturday until two minutes before 4 p.m., just time enough for the third annual Earth Day in Farmin Park. Less than an hour afterwards, the...
On The Lake: A response to Mr. Bordenave
By Steve Holt Reader Contributor As the Lake Pend Oreille Waterkeeper, we are unapologetic in our call for a thorough and independent Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed BNSF Sandpoint Junction Connector project. Contrary...
Mad About Science: Odd Medical Cases
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Full disclaimer: This is not the article to read three spoons into your yogurt. The human body is gross, or so we’re programmed to believe. A primal fear surges...
Journalism matters
By Jackie Henrion Reader Contributor David Barsamian, founder of Alternative Radio Boulder, gave a talk to a packed house in the “Rude Girls Room” at the Bonner County Library on Thursday, April 18. He...
