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9/11 Fifteen years later

By Cameron Barnes
Reader Staff

Looking out the window of my seventh-grade history class, my dearly departed summer vacation was all that was on my mind before the unexpected PA …

Yup yups:

By Jim Healey
Reader Contributor

When connecting the dots of a person’s life, one discovers that there is not just one story line, but many. Some dots intersect, and some …

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 …

Feeling Tipsy?

By Cameron Barnes
Reader Staff

If you haven’t heard Sandpoint’s own Still Tipsy and the Hangovers you haven’t made the most of the local bar scene. Either that, or you

Got Wood?

By Kevin Davis, USFS
Reader Contributor

Picture a healthy river or stream with cold, clear water running over boulders and cobbles through a shady corridor of tall evergreen trees with …

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