Mad About Science: Cybersecurity
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist In the wake of the recent ransomeware attack that went global in a matter of hours, cybersecurity has taken the media by storm and has returned front and...
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Politicians deny climate change, citizens left with the blame
By Davey Breakey Reader Contributor The Idaho Senate has recently approved new K-12 science standards with the notable absence of key references to human-caused climate change. Our state has had trouble agreeing on public...
Making a difference:
By Jodi Rawson Reader Contributor “To maximize learning, the kids need to know that you have a relationship with them, and that takes time to develop,” says Jayne Sturm, who is retiring after 37...
The price of space:
By Alexandra Iosub Reader Contributor The tiny house movement has captured the imagination of millions of people from around the world. With several TV shows in the States and abroad, tiny house building companies...
Mad About Science: Ducks
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Sponsored by Sandpoint Library Let’s face the facts, here. You’ll be hard-pressed to find anyone that can seriously proclaim:”I hate ducks!” Even if you hunt them, you don’t hate...
Why does the turtle cross the road?
By Cynthia Mason Reader Contributor As you may remember last year, turtle crossing signs were put up on the Pack River bridge area on Hwy 200. After 25 emails, an Idaho Fish and Game...
Looking forward: Recent high school graduates share their plans for the future
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Spring marks a big milestone for high school seniors across Bonner County. Everyone hears about the high achievers, the valedictorians, salutatorians and kids with honors of all kinds...
Single in Sandpoint:
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist Summer is here, and with it comes many exciting chances to socialize in the great outdoors. Because you are my people and I love you, I have compiled a...
Memorial Field grandstands nearly ready for graduation
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff In just over a week, Sandpoint High School’s graduation is set to take place at War Memorial Field. Though the entirety of the grandstands project won’t be completed by...
Palouse Falls hiker who fell to death was not taking selfie
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The mother of 25-year-old Cade Prophet from Sandpoint, who slipped and fell to his death at Palouse Falls State Park on Monday, is calling on Spokane news agencies to...
