The Sandpoint Eater
She’s back! By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist There are people who become attached to their cars, their favorite old chairs or a well-worn pair of shoes. Me? I have a soft spot for an electrical...
She’s back! By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist There are people who become attached to their cars, their favorite old chairs or a well-worn pair of shoes. Me? I have a soft spot for an electrical...
By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist I’m home, after three weeks of international travel that included escorting my ladies’ group through Greece, then heading off on a scouting mission through Sicily and Istanbul. And everywhere we...
By Reader Staff In recognition of its ongoing efforts to help feed homebound seniors throughout the community, WaFd Bank Foundation recently awarded Sandpoint Area Seniors, Inc. a $1,500 grant. The funds will ensure access...
What would you eat if it was your last meal on Earth? By Ben OlsonReader Staff What a person eats often says a lot about them, but what if they only had one meal...
By Emily EricksonReader Staff There’s a cherry tree at the far end of my neighbor’s yard. It stands proudly between the vast lawn and the road, in clear view on my daily drive to...
By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist There is a lot to love about Greece — the blue Aegean, the whitewashed villages, ancient ruins and sunsets that seem almost too perfect to be real. But ask me...
By Marcia PilgeramReader Columnist Last week, my dear friend Mary and I took a leisurely walk in my neck of the woods. In the warm afternoon sun, we stopped to admire gardens yielding the...
By Reader Staff Rise Fitness Studio and Common Ground: Sandpoint Community Hub are partnering again on Sunday, Sept. 13 for the annual Sandpoint Neighborhood Wellness Fest, which will run from 10 a.m. to 2...
By Reader Staff The Longest Table, created by the nonprofit NYCNext, began as a community potluck in New York City and has since blossomed into a national phenomenon, inspiring dozens of free dinners across...
Diet fads through the ages By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Humanity is, on the whole, a vain species, concerned with beauty standards and status throughout its history. We have also become accustomed to quick fixes,...