Community braces for oil train impacts
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The national economy might run on oil, but for Sandpoint, the energy source could also be its undoing. About 75 regional residents turned out Wednesday evening to hear the...
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New study sets precedent for region conservation
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Idaho Fish and Game biologists Lacy Robinson and Michael Lucid are approaching the end of a five year odyssey, one that’s covered everything from water temperatures to carnivore...
First recipient named for Patrick Orton Scholarship
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Patrick Orton was an individual who followed his dreams relentlessly right to the moment of his untimely and tragic death. Now his memory is paving the road for other...
Fourth of July parade centers on American Heroes
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff America has generated its fair share of heroes over its history; individuals who deserve celebration. It’s not just the frequently-praised individuals either—the great historic figures or the military men...
Fire Season ramping up to be a big one
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Coming out of one of the driest winters in over a decade, and with above-average temperatures headed our way, this fire season is already looking to be one of...
Grimm Days at the City of Sandpoint [Are Over]
No surprise there—it’s not easy stepping away from a job in which you’ve invested years of sweat and tears..
The Art of Debate, or, How to Have an Argument
“Everyone has a doggone opinion about everything—and not one of them is worth a darn. Including this one.”
Here We Go Again:
a note of encouragement By Zach Hagadone For SPR In October 2004, Ben Olson and I were wandering up and down Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, ducking into bars to escape a torrential autumn...
Si, Se Puede:
President Obama visits Boise to Reiterate State of the Union message By Zach Hagadone For SPR It took about three hours for tickets to run out when they were offered free of charge in...
