Tagged: Cameron Rasmusson

Deer trapping renewed at airport

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff

The city renewed deer hunting and trapping activity at Sandpoint Airport Wednesday night. With any luck, however, it won’t need the program much longer.

An …

City passes noise ordinance

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff

Sandpoint council members reformed the city’s noise ordinance Wednesday night, the latest in a series of efforts to clamp down on public disturbances.

Significantly more …

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 …

LPOSD plant levy voted down

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff

A high voter turnout marked the Lake Pend Oreille School District Plant Levy election, which residents roundly rejected with 2,953 in favor and 5,493 opposed.…

Nerds of the world, unite!

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff

It’s safe to say no one realized just how nerdy Sandpoint really is a year ago.

In August 2015, Sandemonium’s debut year made the town’s …

Missing gun prompts scare

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff

A gun forgotten at Foster’s Crossing this week required an impromptu investigation into Idaho firearm law.

Storekeepers at the local antique retail and cafe shop …

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