Incumbents seek reelection
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The roster of candidates for election is starting to fill out, even if contested seats are looking a little sparse. Sandpoint City Council incumbents Tom Eddy, Bill Aitken and...
Category: News in Brief
Seasons to build new condos
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff After several years on hold, the new Seasons condo development is gaining traction. The Sandpoint Planning and Zoning Commission fielded requests from developers this week, putting the long-delayed project...
Firewood cutting restrictions still in place
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff With the winter season a few months away, U.S. Forest Service officials are reminding local woodcutters we aren’t out of the woods yet as far as fire danger is...
Council clears airport hunts
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff If you’ve ever hit a deer with your car, you know the damage those jittery critters can inflict on a vehicle. Now multiply that by 100, and you’ll have...
The (in)equality of women in Idaho
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Earlier this week marked the 95th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, giving women across the country the right to vote. To coincide with the anniversary, one organization has taken...
Candidate slate starts shaping up
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Ladies and gentlemen, we officially have a race for the Sandpoint mayor’s office. According to Sandpoint City Clerk Maree Peck, two candidates have filed their paperwork so far, formally...
Open fires banned in North Idaho
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Fire season continues to impact everyone’s summer, but this week, even in-town residents felt the burn. There’s the smoke that still permeates the air, sure. But the city also...
Idaho running out of 208 numbers
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff It’s no wonder that Idahoans are fond of the 208 area code. After all, Idaho is just one of 12 states with a single telephone area code, which gives...
Heather Scott sparks new Confederate flag debate
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Just when we thought we were out, they pull us back in. It seems we just can’t stop arguing about the Army of Northern Virginia battle flag, better known...
A retrospective look at fire in North Idaho
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff (with Ben Olson contributing reporting) Fire is burned into Idaho history just as surely as the accomplishments of its people. Since its foundation as a state and even beforehand,...
