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This Week in Sandpoint
Why
was the artist afraid he might go to jail? Because he'd been
framed! Be prepared for an increase in foot traffic
downtown as we enjoy the 50th Annual Arts and Crafts Fair
on 2nd Ave., and Main St. in downtown Sandpoint on Saturday
and Sunday. Mid-week come and enjoy the Second
Wednesday Film Series: Gone with the Wind at the Panida
on Wednesday, then hit up Farmin Park for the
Summer Music Series performance by The Drunken Hearts on
Thursday. The Music Conservatory will be holding its
Summer Academy Performance on Friday at
the Panida. Finally, if you'd like to get out of town you can take
a nice drive and enjoy the Priest River Sprints:
Non-motorized races on Saturday. Make sure you check out all our upcoming events around town, in the
Entertainment Calendar»
Entertainment Events:
Go to
Entertainment Calendar»
Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Comm. Conversations Tues, Thurs
- Free lunch program Thurs
- Book Reading Thurs
- The Voice North Idaho Fri
- Microchip Clinic Sat
Go to Civic Calendar»
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Ospreys, up close. The Memorial Field ospreys have returned after their long and hazardous migration from the south. Now they're building their nest and hatching eggs. See'em at the live nest webcam»
Books to explore by. Find detailed guides to our Cabinet and Selkirk Mountains, Lake Pend Oreille, the Ice Age Floods – plus history and local writings, and more. Click to Keokee Books»
New or notable online. Check these out:
- One Bridge Street – Luxury Living
- Hope Boat Rentals – Pontoons & PWC
- Remembering Widows – Grief healing
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NI
Voter Services – Tools/facts for voters
- Luke Omodt – Commissioner candidate
- John Anderson Library – Ethnology
- Expat tax services – Williams & Schiller
- Wholesome, gritty westerns – Paul Cox
- Sandpoint vacation rentals – DM Vacations
Sandpoint Idaho News
August 11, 2022
Johnson withdraws from house race
To challenge Herndon for senate
Lion Roar and Diamond Watch
Slated for Aug. 16
Traveling bands at Matchwood
Returning funding to EMS
Capital improvement projects
Alcohol was a factor
Legal fees over House Bill 509
Hate makes a comeback in Idaho
This time with political support
'Brisk' winter ahead in Idaho
What are cyanobacterial blooms
Why are they popping up in Idaho?
Click to see more news headlines»
In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- Sandpoint to present proposed $49.6 million budget for FY 2023
- BoCo will spend ARPA money, return funding to EMS
- A half-century of craftsmanship
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flip-page edition»
In other news:
COS to present proposed budget
Public presentation Aug. 17
New city standards for donations
ID child well-being has improved
Mental health is new top concern
Proposed ID-WY natural gas pipeline
Will harm protected grizzly bears
Classes in the Panhandle
Picking huckleberries in Idaho
Take the whole family on a day trip
But the trout know what to do
Kochava, privacy-first approach
New data solution heads to market
Click to see more news headlines»
Local coronavirus info. Get the latest updates, announcements and resources.
• Local COVID-19 cases and info»
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