By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Nearly 200 people turned out for a candidate’s forum Tuesday night at the Sandpoint Library, where more than a dozen hopefuls for public office asked for citizens’ votes. Among...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff More than 60 people showed up for the KRFY, Sandpoint Online and Sandpoint Reader school board candidate’s forum, the final forum prior to the May 16 election. The two-hour...
By Tom Carty Reader Contributor My name is Tom Carty, and I’m a student at Sandpoint Waldorf School. For my eighth-grade project I have chosen to work with the local radio station KRFY 88.5...
It’s been one hell of a fall. I can’t even wrap my head around everything that has gone on. No matter what your politics are, or where you live, you can’t help but feel...
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff The last public forum of the election cycle saw local candidates sharing viewpoints on everything from health care to public lands. Hosted by the Sandpoint Reader and Sandpoint Online,...
By PollyAnna Reader Columnist My brother Phillip went on the butter diet a few months ago. “Yeah,” he said on the phone, over the sounds of my 4-year-old niece hollering mightily in the background....
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff If a major part of growing up is moving out of the parents’ house, then SPOT just hit its stride. The bus system, which launched in 2011 as a...
By Brenden Bobby Reader Columnist If you’re looking upon the title of this article with a feeling of drudgery and boredom, shame! Shame! You should know by now I can make anything interesting. At...
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....
By Jules Fox Reader Food Reviewer I heart Soul Picnic. When you come home and your mom cooks you a nutritious and delicious dinner to counter all the poor choices you have made in...
