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LilyBrooke to receive unanticipated funds
LilyBrooke Family Justice Center was approved during Tuesday’s business meeting to accept two grants.
County reverses RV park decision
In a 2-0 vote, county commissioners reversed the Bonner County Zoning Commission’s approval of a 20-unit RV park off Clagstone Road and Al’s Welding Road in Blanchard.
County approves watercraft inspection MOU
County commissioners approved a memorandum of understanding between Bonner County Sheriff’s Office and Idaho State Department of Agriculture for watercraft inspection stations.
Ambulance district reviews financial standings
In a condensed meeting, the Bonner County Ambulance District reviewed their financial standings and forecast for the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years.
Celebrate the fourth safe and smart
Fireworks are a staple of Fourth of July celebrations, but without proper care, they can quickly turn a festive night into a dangerous one.
City adopts parking management plan
City council members moved to adopt the city of Sandpoint downtown parking management plan, a paid parking system that city officials said will promote a more efficient utilization of public parking facilities and fund ongoing maintenance and development of public amenities.
Sandpoint declares Boyer culvert emergency
In last week’s special council meeting, Sandpoint elected officials approved a declaration of emergency for the failing Sand Creek culvert on North Boyer Road.
Bonner Park West approves food vendor
Will maintain bathrooms, keep park clean
Bonner Park West will now have a food vendor seven days a week in place of a park host.
Russell Center to continue current course
City council members moved to maintain the James E. Russell Sports Center’s current course of operation under the guidance of recreation facilities supervisor Ryan Wells while also opening the door to engage with other sports, provided that they don’t interfere with the center’s intended racquet usages.
Monarch Grind ride to take place this weekend
Itching to get in a 59-mile bike ride this summer? There’s still time to sign up for the Monarch Grind, a charity event that takes place in beautiful Clark Fork.