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A Wake Up Call for the City of Sandpoint?

A look at the fluoridation of city drinking water ... Full story

Fast and Furious

Although it’s rare, moose will attack when they feel threatened. Just ask Drewe Dickson, who was knocked unconscious by a moose in her yard. ... Full story

Historic Beardmore Block in Priest River, Idaho, Wins National Award

Great-grandson of Charles Beardmore reconstructs building to meet LEED Gold certification ... Full story

Giving up too much of a good thing?

Planned land exchange concerns some area residents ... Full story

From Humble Beginnings

Volunteers grow a fire department ... Full story

Opening Doors

Festival remains committed to supporting local musicians ... Full story

Keen to Play

Now out of school, 19-year-old Matt Keen to kick off his music career as an opening act at the Festival at Sandpoint ... Full story

So It's a Pandemic - Now What?

Website exclusive - WHO names Swine Flu a Level 6 pandemic. Has anything changed? ... Full story

Living Off the Grid

A report from one who does ... Full story

The Proof is in the Pudding

Madelen Rowe retires as a kindergarten teacher as her first local kindergarten class graduates high school ... Full story

Super Senior

Stumpjumper Keith Clyde gets his first trophy. (Co-written by Keith Clyde) ... Full story

The Man Behind the Name

Who was Jaime Packer and why is there an activities center named after him? ... Full story

The Packer Centre

Will athletic center get off the ice this time around? ... Full story

North Idaho is open for (real estate) business

The national real estate market may still be reeling from a series of blows, but the local market shows signs it’s already beginning to recover. ... Full story

The local status of wolves

Three packs living in area ... Full story

Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?

The bogeyman of the woods is less dangerous than dogs, rustlers and fairy tales ... Full story

Hollywood North?

Sandpoint's growing film scene ... Full story

Treat or Tradition?

It doesn't really matter as long as you have one in your hand on a hot summer's day. Dub's and the Dee-Dee Bar ... Full story

River Journal founder dies

Dennis Nicholls, 53, passes away in Noxon, Montana ... Full story

LPOSD School District advises parents on swine flu

District responds to concerns regarding pandemic. ... Full story

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Diane Williams

Diane Williams is the Executive Director of the Tri-State Water Quality Council