Sandpoint Magazine Summer 2011

Almanac
Who, What and Why in Greater Sandpoint

Making the grandstand 'grand' again:

Community unites for War Memorial Field project

Artist recycles dying hardwood into sculpture

They intend to put you on the SPOT (in a nice way)

Creating a space for art on the bridge

Jerry Luther's eye-in-the-sky work is for the birds

Bikers give trails a boost

Census 2010: Sandpoint population up 7.8 percent

Mr. Glock and his glockenspiel

Healing Garden flourishes

Brewers cheer for beer

Flying into town: Air Idaho Charters lands in Sandpoint

Crossing the country for autism

Calendar
With Hot Picks and Festival at Sandpoint calendar

Interview
Tinker Hatfield, Nike VP and Air Jordan architect
Photo Essay
Jump!

Sculpted by Ice Age floods
By Billie Jean Plaster
Cover: The story of colossal waters that shaped northern Idaho and beyond.
Plus: A new geological field guide explores Ice Age floods' northern reaches

On the Air
By Matt Mills McKnight
KRFY brings listener-supported radio to Sandpoint

David Thompson on the Columbia in 1811
By Jack Nisbet
Commemorating the fur trader's historic journey.
Plus: Columbia River Brigade

Dead Men Tell No Tales
By Jennifer Lamont Leo
Nine local cemeteries hold important clues to the past. Plus: Tips for a visit

Adventure Riding
By Chris Park
Sport embraces Panhandle's plethora of dirt roads

A Storied Fishery
By Ralph Bartholdt
Recovery efforts are putting the 'K&K' back into Lake Pend Oreille

On Moving Waters
By Chris Bessler, Nick Bandy and Billie Jean Plaster
Kayaking and lazy floats on the Priest, Moyie and Pack rivers

Cedar Giants
By Brent Clark
Trees dwarf hikers, bikers on Upper Priest River trails

Clark Fork Centennial
By Trish Gannon
Town's history a cause for celebration

Immersion: Art, Artists and Wild Country
By Sandy Compton
Scotchman Extreme Plein Air pairs backpacking and art making. Plus: Summer hiking series and two intrepid hikers who conquered the Triple Crown

Real Estate

Century-old Charm Infuses a Fresh, New Home
Developments Weather Downturn: Planned communities move forward
Taylor & Sons moves to Ponderay. Plus: Downtown shifts to higher gear
Old-timer Realtors: Three locals reflect on three decades
Marketwatch: Prices keep dropping, investors keep shopping

Natives & Newcomers

Eats & Drinks

Dining Guide

Lodging

Marketplace
Sandpoint of View: Memory Revision: Recollecting Stories of Sandpoint Past

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SUMMER 2011 Volume 21, No.2

Almanac Who, What and Why in Greater Sandpoint

Almanac
Who, What and Why in Greater Sandpoint