Schweitzer opens summer season with 7B Sunday
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Now that the dog days are officially here, Schweitzer Mountain Resort will be kicking off their summer season with 7B Sunday on June 26. The annual start to the...
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The Kids Aren’t Alright:
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The babies were born without brains and no one knew why. Between 2010 and 2014, dozens of infants in three central Washington counties died of anencephaly, a typically rare...
Ford announces write-in sheriff campaign
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Despite a defeat in last month’s primary election, Terry Ford is hoping the second time might be the charm. The sheriff’s candidate announced this week he is running as...
Interfaith Alliance complaint against Scott surfaces
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff An alleged January confrontation between Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, and an Interfaith Alliance of Idaho board member resulted in the organization filing a complaint against her. The letter of...
Spring Concert features old and new:
By Jodi Rawson Reader Contributor “First of all, we have to appreciate what the Reiners do,” said Charlie Glock, who has lived in Sandpoint since 1989. “It’s an amazing gift to the community that...
The Puppy Whisperer: the benefits for training service dogs for the disabled
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Lilly Mitsui might just be known as the “Puppy Whisperer” from this point forth. She is currently training her third service dog for the disabled. “[My husband] Jim had...
Angels, grizzlies and saddle sores:
By Jen Heller Reader Contributor On June 10, just like the second Friday in every June, several hundred people trickled into a Banff parking lot for a small gathering. They were ultra bikepackers and...
Tamarack Aerospace taking flight
By Jim Ramsey Reader Staff When Tamarack Aerospace Group announced last month the first customer installation of its “ATLAS” active winglet system, it served notice that it is a major player in Sandpoint’s growing...
CAL Scholarships awarded to 16 students
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Sixteen graduating seniors met Wednesday at the Columbia Bank Building to receive scholarships from the Community Assistance League (CAL). For graduate Nate Dillon, the scholarship will help toward a...
Boiseans show solidarity with victims of Orlando mass shooting
By Harrison Berry Reader Contributor Originally published in the Boise Weekly Nearly 100 people attended a rally at the Idaho Capitol steps the morning of June 12 to show their solidarity with the victims of...
