The Straight Poop:
By Drake the Dog Reader Pet Columnist Where am I taking my humans today? On this beautiful sunny day, I’m strolling downtown, doing my beat box thing and Mr. and Missus are humming “99...
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Dine Around Sandpoint is back!
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Diners, start your engines. Dine Around Sandpoint is back for its eighth year, and this year it’s bigger than ever. The premise is simple: dine at one of 31...
Range War and Peace:
By Zach Hagadone Reader Contributor It has been nearly six months since lightning sparked a fire in the sagebrush steppe along the Idaho-Oregon border northwest of Silver City. The so-called Soda Fire was intense,...
The Sandpoint Eater:
By Marcia Pilgeram Reader Food Columnist Though I’ve been feeling a bit cooped up, I think I can see spring from my backdoor, which means we’re only a month or so away from my...
Rognstad recovering from skiing injury
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff All’s well that ends well for Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad, who is back home after undergoing surgery for a relatively minor spinal injury. Rognstad sustained the injury while skiing...
Changing your mind:
By Suzen Fiskin Reader Columnist Many moons ago, my friend Donna and I had been working our booties off, and decided to get out of Dodge for the weekend. We scored an invitation to...
Mad About Science:
By Brenden Bobby Reader Staff We’re back again, in another article of Mad About Science! Last time, we decided to look at how awesome explosions are, as well as the biggest types of explosions...
Taxi Tales:
By Louie de Palma Reader Road Warrior Universal Fact number 784: People love repetition and complete lack of differentiation. People enjoy eating the same foods every day, watching the same commercials over and over...
Miles and Me:
By Tim Henney Reader Contributor Charlie “Yardbird” Parker and Dizzy Gillespie blew America’s musical roof off with bebop jazz in the late 1940’s. Softer, conventional jazz—my kind—languished. Their feverish screeching eventually wore out their...
The Sandpoint roots of an international nonprofit
By Sarah Klintworth Reader Contributor One of the most wonderful aspects of human nature is our ability to respond when we see another human being in need. Anyone who watched TV through the ‘90s...
