Misery is off the chopping block
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff The Oct. 11, 2018 edition of the Sandpoint Reader features candidate interviews, news of a bobcat sighting on the Long Bridge and an article announcing the cancellation of a...
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
Candidate interview for District 1 Idaho Senate race: Steve Johnson
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Editor’s note: The Sandpoint Reader usually publishes a candidate questionnaire before the primary and general elections, but since there is only one contested race in our district this year,...
Panida’s Century Fund off to a good start
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It was a productive annual membership meeting Oct. 20 at the Panida Theater. Vice President and Treasurer Tari Pardini introduced a slate of new applicants to the board, including...
Bikes, mud and beer
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It’s safe to say that cyclocross bicycle racers are a different breed from the rest. While the thought of lapping road bikes on a dirt track filled with obstacles,...
Nøkken: A Halloween story
By Jeff Keenan Reader Contributor The water is too cold for visitors and she understands your reluctance to visit. Nonetheless, she wishes you would see her. She has promised to fix her hair if...
Banned Books in Review: The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison
By Ben Olson Reader Staff More than 1,600 books across 32 states were banned during the 2021-2022 school year alone. In Idaho, 26 titles were banned across three school districts, underscoring a trend spearheaded...
Mad About Science: Pumpkins
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist It’s that time of the year where every coffee shop smells like one thing and one thing only: pumpkin spice. It’s interesting that the smells involved with pumpkin spice...
Emily Articulated Travel Diary: Returning home and escalation
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist We’ve rounded out the last week of our trip abroad with stops in Copenhagen, Hamburg and Amsterdam. In these cities, history is not only found in the museums and...
Conservation: From the Timber Wars to collaboration
By Zach Hagadone Special to the Reader This article is Part 1 of the conclusion to a series of articles supported by a grant from the Idaho Humanities Council and sponsored by Friends of...
Mad About Science: Funky volcano behavior
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Volcanoes are one of the most powerful and destructive forces on the planet. The raw power of the Earth is nothing short of awe inspiring, and the mere sight...
