Single in Sandpoint: Nostalgia
By Scarlette Quille Reader Columnist Have you ever wondered what it will be like 60-70 years from now? Will there be a celebration somewhere in America where the whole town is “Lost in the...
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Trees marked at U of I campus part of active research project
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Members of a local Christmas tree association are concerned after finding several trees marked with ribbon that are part of an active research project at the University of Idaho...
Classic car movies screening at Panida Theater
By Ben Olson Reader Staff In celebration of the upcoming Lost in the ‘50s in Sandpoint this weekend, the Panida Theater is showcasing two classic car films, “The Fast and the Furious” and “American...
Downtown street striping, Schweitzer cutoff work imminent
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff With poor weather complicating matters, the city is getting its construction work in where it can. Street striping in anticipation of the switch-over to two-way traffic is scheduled to...
Kelly, Williams, Suppiger win school board election
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Lake Pend Oreille School District board candidates Cary Kelly, Lonnie Williams and Gary Suppiger triumphed Tuesday in a race that separated into two de facto teams early on. Running...
Schweitzer eyes easement with Kaniksu Land Trust
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Schweitzer Mountain Resort is eyeing a partnership with Kaniksu Land Trust to pursue a conservation easement for a portion of its property. The proposal, brought before the Bonner County...
The Sandpoint Eater: Kitchen Wisdom
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist Ever since I can remember, I was the queen of elaborate tea parties, both real and imagined. I’ve entertained dolls, dignitaries, dogs (stuffed and real), friends, children and...
Net Neutrality: How the ‘first amendment of the internet’ is coming under attack
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Last week, the Trump administration intimated that its next move to deregulate broadband internet service companies would be to abandon net neutrality rules established under the Obama administration. The...
LPOSD School Board Trustee Election: Meet the Candidates
We highlighted information about each of the LPOSD school board trustee candidates in last week’s issue (May 4, 2017). Candidate Lonnie Williams sent in his information, but it came in after our deadline for...
Mad About Science: Swords
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist Sponsored by the Sandpoint Library I don’t know about you, but I was captivated by swords from a young age. They are unique symbols of power, righteousness, justice, strength...
