Caroline Lobsinger is a journalist based in Sandpoint, Idaho. She writes for the Bonner County Daily Bee and her work has also appeared in KREM 2 Media Group. Caroline covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, government decisions, business developments, and human interest stories.
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It was, East Bonner County Library District's community engagement and adult programming coordinator said, a connection of both art and community.
Supporters say Prop 1 is needed to give all Idahoans a chance to vote, while critics claim the initiative on Tuesday's general election ballot is nothing more than an effort to limit the existing one-person, one-vote system.Both sides got a chance to share their perspective at a two-and-a-half-hour forum Friday night on Proposition 1, which, if passed, would end the current closed primary system in favor of an open primary and ranked choice system.
In 2019, Ponderay officials approached voters with a plan to make dreams a reality for the community by passing the city’s first five-year local option sales tax, which is set to expire at the end of 2024. On Tuesday, the city is asking voters to approve a 10-year term and is again limiting the 1% tax to sales under $1,000.
A trio of familiar faces will be sworn into office in Idaho Legislative District 1.
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Funds raised by the campaign will go toward emergency medical expenses, ongoing care for his sister and nephew and funeral costs for his niece.
Everdream members — Mary McCague, Jean Kelly and Emer Barry — are pictured at the Capitol Theatre in Yakima, Wash., as the musicians kick off their annual "A Celtic Christmas" tour. The band will be performing at the Panida Theater in Sandpoint on Tuesday, Dec. 10, and at the Midge and Peper Smock Family Theater at the Kroc in Coeur d'Alene on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 11-12.
SANDPOINT — A range of items are appearing before the Board of Bonner County Commissioners on Tuesday.
Among the many stories told about St. Francis of Assisi is the story of the beggar. As the story is often told, the young Francis was selling cloth and velvet in the market on behalf of his father when a man came up to him begging for money. After his business deal had ended, Francis ran after the beggar and gave him everything in his pockets. He was mocked and ridiculed by his friends and rebuked by his father when he got home.
SANDPOINT — “Maybe Christmas,” the Grinch thought, “doesn’t come from a store.”
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