Vigil brings light to darkness
A Sandpoint resident gathers for a candlelight vigil honoring four University of Idaho students who were killed Nov. 13.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER)
Sandpoint residents gathered Wednesday for a candlelight vigil honoring four University of Idaho students who were killed Nov. 13.
Sandpoint residents gathered Wednesday for a candlelight vigil honoring four University of Idaho students who were killed Nov. 13.
Sandpoint residents gathered Wednesday for a candlelight vigil honoring four University of Idaho students who were killed Nov. 13.
University of Idaho professor Elizabeth Wargo lights a candle at Lakeview Park during a candlelight vigil in Sandpoint to honor four UI students killed Nov. 13.
Sandpoint City Councilman Jason Welker lights a candle at Lakeview Park during a candlelight vigil in Sandpoint to honor four UI students killed Nov. 13.
SANDPOINT — In the darkness, there is hope.
That hope took on a real form, as one person after another in a dark corner of a Sandpoint park gathered as part of a statewide vigil to honor four University of Idaho students killed Nov...
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