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Killa Korean

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

It’s a good thing Jeff Coleman had a hard time getting reliable internet in Cocolalla. If he could stream movies, maybe he wouldn’t have opened …

Putting art on a pedestal

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Staff

After a review of more than 20 submissions, the Sandpoint Arts Commission on July 8 settled on three sculpture designs for installation in the Silver …

Ch-ch-ch-changes at the Reader

By Ben Olson
Reader Staff

We have some pretty exciting developments here at the Reader we want to let you all know about. Starting the second week of July, original …

Ben Olson is a degenerate

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Contributor

Dear Robo-Caller,

Let’s be clear: Ben Olson is a degenerate, as your recent robocall impugning him and the Sandpoint Reader put it. He’s much less …

Flow of Energy

By Zach Hagadone
Reader Contributor

Those in favor of the proposed merger of Avista Utilities and Toronto, Canada-based Hydro One tout the $5.2 billion deal as an economy of scale …

Soft wood, hard problem:

By Zach Hagadone
For Boise Weekly
(used by permission)

Among the stated goals of President-elect Donald Trump has been the renegotiation of, or withdrawal from, a number of international trade …

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