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Mayor’s Roundtable:

By Mayor Shelby Rognstad
Reader Contributor

Sandpoint and the region is at a critical moment right now. Idaho continues to be the fastest growing state in the nation and the …

‘A bridge too far’

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

Since late January, Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad has found himself on the receiving end of dozens of phone calls and emails from gun rights proponents …

October surprise(s)

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

Political reporters have long called it an “October surprise” — a piece of news coming on the verge of an election with the potential to …

Lunch with the Mayor: Part Five

By Mayor Shelby Rognstad
Reader Contributor

I want to thank everyone who came to the first “Lunch With the Mayor” at Cedar St. Bistro on the last Thursday in October. …

Education: the road to prosperity

By Shelby Rognstad
Reader Contributor

Last week the city co-hosted the first ever Manufacturer’s Summit here in Sandpoint. Roughly 40 business leaders from the region gathered with a few elected …

BID report produces mixed results

By Cameron Rasmusson
Reader Staff

A draft report of public opinion regarding the Sandpoint Business Improvement District compiled by Boise State University students returned mixed results, according to Sandpoint City …

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