How to fundraise like a champ:
By Ben Olson Reader Staff If you’re interested in how to raise money for a good cause, ask Vicki Reich—she’ll get you started in the right direction. The past two years, Reich has set...
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Two-way traffic conversion continues
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The rollout of two-way traffic on downtown streets continues following cautious and gradual beginnings last week. This week saw Pine Street’s transition to two-way on Tuesday, the second street...
My view on Scotchman Peaks Wilderness
By Mike Comola Reader Contributor Scotchman Peaks, wild and remote, looms high above Clark Fork, Idaho and the Clark Fork of the Columbia River. Home to a small population of America’s remaining grizzly bears,...
The Sandpoint Eater: Dispatches from Disneyland
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist Greetings from Disneyland. After a hectic spring in my kitchen, I was happy to trade my whisk for a wand and a little pixie dust and some California...
Point/Counterpoint:
THE GHOST OF RICHARD BUTLER IN THE AGE OF TRUMP By Christian Rose Reader Contributor Recently, some Sandpoint residents woke up on a Sunday morning to find racist fliers had been dropped in their...
Random Digital Madness: Privacy and security in the digital age
By Bill Harp Reader Tech Columnist When you use the internet, your entire life’s history and digital habits go on sale, and there is little you can do about it. Begin to understand the...
Leaders create leaders:
By Tamara Cornwell Reader Contributor The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Sandpoint Program, started in 1993, exists to identify leaders in this area, and give them first-hand information from professionals active in the...
‘Could I Join the Choir?’
By Jodi Rawson Reader Contributor A few years ago I took a handful of private voice lessons from Karin Wedemeyer (founder/director of the Music Conservatory). It was one of the most challenging and rewarding...
Mad About Science: Baseball
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Sponsored by the Sandpoint Library If you’re reading this article in utter shock and disbelief that a nerd could like sports, I have a simple question: What rock have...
Bonner County Bicycles:
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Four years ago, a few friends who shared a common love for bicycles quietly opened a bike shop in Sandpoint. Tucked behind the Horizon Credit Union between Fourth and...
