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Emily Articulated: Reflections of fall » Sandpoint Reader
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (504+ words) But the chill is nearing, too. Just as the sun clings to the end of summer, crisp air and darkness begin their descent, ready with questions we’re too busy to ask ourselves: “Are you ready to slow down yet?” and,…...
Can a church really funnel dark money into the campaign against Prop. 1? » Sandpoint Reader
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (469+ words) By Jim JonesReader Contributor Labrador has just issued an official opinion concluding that a “nonbusiness entity church” that spends more than $1,000 to oppose Prop. 1 does not have to disclose the identity of its donors “as an exercise of that church’s…...
LPO Rep presents The Lady with All the Answers » Sandpoint Reader
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (428+ words) By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Back before Facebook and Reddit, the average American turned to advice columnists for counsel on life’s everyday issues; and, for decades, one woman answered more than any other: Ann Landers. The Lady with All the Answers,…...
Early City Beach RV park design comes in $1M over budget » Sandpoint Reader
1+ week, 4+ day ago (415+ words) By Zach HagadoneReader Staff Redeveloping the City Beach RV park will be more challenging than initially thought, after preliminary design and engineering estimates came in far higher than expected. Sandpoint Planning and Community Development Director Jason Welker presented a 35% design,…...
Attorney General Labrador can’t seem to resist conflicts of interest » Sandpoint Reader
1+ week, 4+ day ago (426+ words) By Jim JonesReader Contributor The state had to pay $400,000 in attorney fees for his obstinance. He teamed up with a Christian Nationalist group, Alliance Defending Freedom, in a Texas lawsuit to ban Mifepristone and Misoprostol, two drugs used for early…...
Families like ours deserve the freedom to grow in Idaho » Sandpoint Reader
2+ week, 3+ day ago (602+ words) By Rep. Brooke Green, D-BoiseReader Contributor Becoming a mother has been the greatest gift. My husband and I know the struggle of infertility — from the emotional highs and lows of in vitro fertilization to the financial strain and uncertainty of…...
My brain is shrinking; is yours? » Sandpoint Reader
3+ week, 3+ day ago (154+ words) By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff The Cleveland Clinic, a nonprofit academic medical center, breaks down stress into three overarching categories: acute, episodic acute and chronic. This constant, nagging worry seemingly never dissipates and can be brought on by financial difficulties, abusive…...
The Pro-Voice Project hosts statewide seminar » Sandpoint Reader
3+ week, 3+ day ago (209+ words) The Pro-Voice Project will host “Courage in the Face of Fear: Social Justice Elders on the Importance of Speaking Out,” a live seminar and Q&A session bringing together national experts on human rights and community organizing. The webinar will…...
Longtime local nonprofit leader Phil Hough aims to share his expertise » Sandpoint Reader
3+ week, 3+ day ago (471+ words) By Zach HagadoneReader Staff Even if people in the community don’t know Phil Hough personally, it’s more than likely they’re familiar with his work — specifically through Friends of the Scotchman Peaks Wilderness, the nonprofit he served as founding board member…...
New economic data show the crunch Idaho families feel » Sandpoint Reader
3+ week, 3+ day ago (487+ words) A good life should be affordable for working people. Your paycheck should allow you to put food on the table, afford a decent home and see a doctor when your family needs one. But this dream is slipping further away…...