Mad About Science: Weird Lovin’
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist You know what they say: sex sells. Most of us know how humans make more humans. For those that don’t know about it, I’ll leave that conversation for you...
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Bonner County’s choppy wake debate
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Last week marked the latest in Bonner County’s wake saga, as county commissioners voted against extending no-wake zones from the county standard of 200 feet to 300 feet around...
Single in Sandpoint: Back to School
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist Well, it pains me to say it, but summer has started making its smoky exit. Life will be all about football, hunting, orange leaves and pumpkin spice now. It’s...
Construction continues on First, Cedar and Ella
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Summer might be drawing to a close, but there are still a few months left in the construction season before the snow flies. Perhaps the most conspicuous new project...
Racist robocalls across nation again linked to Sandpoint man
By Ben Olson and Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A series of racist robocalls made national news last week, each claiming to have been paid for by a video blog called The Road to Power,...
Angels, Washington Trust give to schools
By Ben Olson Reader Staff It was a good week for students in the Lake Pend Oreille School District. Two different Sandpoint organizations each showed support for students in the school district by organizing...
Profiles of Graduates: Sandpoint High School graduate McCalee Cain eyes career in journalism
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Editor’s Note: Recent graduate McCalee Cain has interned for the Sandpoint Reader for two summers. We’ve really enjoyed having her voice and work in the paper. Recently, McCalee contributed...
A bridge too far
By Katie Botkin Reader Contributor Activists have filed a notice of appeal against a state permit for a second railway bridge across Lake Pend Oreille. The Idaho Department of Lands granted Burlington Northern Santa...
Mad About Science: Trilobites
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Last week, we looked to the future. This week, we look to the past. Trilobites, what are they? They were some of the oldest and most successful lifeforms ever...
Emily Articulated: Chasing Rainbows
By Emily Erickson Reader Columnist I have a story, perhaps my most vulnerable yet. It’s a story I’ve held close, nestled against my heart, shared only with a few friends and family members. But...
