City revisits parking agreement
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The city of Sandpoint is working to inform the public on its parking deal with Kaniksu Health Services. Approved two weeks ago by council members, the agreement to lease...
Category: News in Brief
Candidate Forum set for Nov. 2
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff By this point, most have had their fill of the presidential election. But for locals, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton aren’t necessarily the most important candidates on the ballot....
Silver Mountain sold for $5 million
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Silver Mountain in Kellogg is under new ownership, although it’s not yet clear who that is. The Spokesman-Review reports that the ski resort, owned for 20 years by Jeld-Wen...
Evan McMullin polls at double digits in Idaho
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff For many voters, Evan McMullin came out of nowhere following Donald Trump’s scandals early this month. But now he’s a force to be reckoned with in Idaho polls. The...
LPOSD levy survey goes live
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Lake Pend Oreille School District officials are seeking public input in the wake of its plant levy’s August failure. A survey covering the levy election and the quality of...
Candidates forum scheduled for Nov. 2
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Want to learn more about the candidates running for local and state offices? You’re in luck. The Sandpoint Reader and SandpointOnline.com will be co-presenting a candidate forum on Wednesday,...
Lake level to drop near lowest level
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The Lakes Commission announced this week that the Army Corps of Engineers will begin dropping the lake level for the winter. In a draw-down process that began Wednesday, the...
Hope resident sentenced for counterfeiting
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A Hope man is facing hard time in federal prison for printing several fake $50 bills. The Spokesman-Review reports that Keith Daniel Snyder, 51, was sentenced to a year...
Beacon faces lawsuit threat
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff A small independent paper and the Hagadone Corporation are butting heads over a photograph the media company claims was misused. Terri Ivie, editor of the River Valley Beacon, said...
7B Drug Free offers free seminars
By Ben Olson Reader Staff 7B Drug Free, a coalition for substance abuse and prevention, is offering a couple of free seminars to help spread their message of hope and inspiration. A free Youth...
