ALY DE ANGELUS
Bio: Staff Writer
Recent Stories
Hero of Art: Local rescues iconic downtown mural
More than a third of Dianna Schuppel and Eric Odin’s 1998 hand-painted mural had crumbled into bits and pieces of paint and cement by the time Douglas Jones was recruited.
SHS ready for reentry
SANDPOINT — A back-to-school guide for students and staff attending Sandpoint High School this fall was released Friday, which indicated changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ruehle’s rule: Ordinance proposed to mandate masks in Sandpoint
SANDPOINT — The chambers are quiet, but controversy on mandating masks in the city has reached an all-time high.
Fun at the fair? They’re getting ready for you
SANDPOINT — For decades, Bonner County has celebrated its summer season with a community-wide fair and Bonner County Fairgrounds Director Darcey Smith said this year should be no different.
Sandpoint reexamines city fees
SANDPOINT — Numbers and spreadsheets stole the show at Wednesday night’s city council workshop, where City Administrator Jennifer Stapleton and Public Works Director Amanda Wilson gave detailed presentations on proposed fee changes.
LPOSD secures fall reentry plan
SANDPOINT — After many weeks of drafting guidelines for Lake Pend Oreille School District, the board of trustees unanimously approved its COVID-19 protocol and reentry plan Tuesday evening.
Baked by bots, automated bread bakery returns to Sandpoint
SANDPOINT — After 50 years of fine-tuning robot hands and bread recipes, Breadbot, the world’s first fully-automated bread bakery, will be serving fresh products in Sandpoint and Walla Walla’s Super 1 Foods grocery store.
Horse rescue receives generous donation
SANDPOINT — Eight years ago, Dawn Dempsey quit her retail job to rescue neglected and abused horses in North Idaho.
Summer camp builds student morale, robot arms
SANDPOINT — For 24 Southside Elementary School students, the idea of spending their summers building robot arms and constellation lanterns was way cooler than staying at home.
School supply give away to help over 1,000 students in Bonner County
SANDPOINT — COVID-19 may have altered lesson plans for teachers, but Angels Over Sandpoint is determined to provide school supplies for all Bonner County students.