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Sandpoint Idaho Real EstateThis Week in Sandpoint
Sandpoint in Spring! Here’s what’s happening this week! Wed, Apr. 9 brings the Lou Domanski Chess Festival registration deadline, your last chance to sign up for this community favorite; meanwhile, Thurs, Apr. 9 through Sun, Apr. 12, A Midsummer Night’s Dream continues its whimsical second week of Shakespearean magic; then on Sat, Apr. 11, the Aster Garden Center Grand Opening celebrates its reimagined space with workshops, plants, and family fun, while the Lou Domanski Chess Festival gathers players for a full day of strategy and connection; and rounding out the weekend, Sat, Apr. 11 through Sun, Apr. 12, the NIBCA Home & Garden Show delivers inspiration and expert insight for home and landscape projects.
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Entertainment Events:
- Bunco Mon
- Cribbage Tournament Mon
- Bridge Tues
- Karaoke Tues
- Pinochle Wed
- Trivia with Toshi Wed
- Idaho Commerce Connection Thurs
- Deadline: Chess Festival Reg. Thurs
- Artist Reception Thurs
- Open Bluegrass Jam Night Thurs
- Pool Tournament Thurs, Sun
- A Midsummer Night's... Thurs-Sun
- Contra Dance Fri
- Lou Domanski Chess Fest Sat
- Aster Garden Ctr. Grand Open Sat
- Drop-in Swing Class Sun
- NIBCA Home & Garden Show Sat-Sun
- Magic Sunday Sun
- Live Music Tues-Sat
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Sewing at the Library Mon
- Raspberry Pi Coder's Club Mon
- Teen: Content Creators Tues
- Coding Club Tues
- Injectors Car Club Meeting Tues
- Blacksmithed Utensil Rack Tues
- Tour & 'Coffee with the Editor' Wed
- Revolutionary Spuds Wed
- A Pocket Full of Posies Wed
- BCARC Meeting Wed
- Deadline: Woven Loom Gourd Thurs
- KFS: Tree Pruning Sat
- Grow an Abundant Food Garden Sat
- KFS: Birch Bark Containers Sat
- Knit Together Sat
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Ospreys return. Local osprey are back, building their nests, laying and hatching eggs and rearing their young – all while weathering the elements and fending off predators. Follow the progress of the Memorial Field pair on the live nest cam
Sandpoint Idaho News
Panida OKs bid to expandWomen's bathroom
Outgoing POP executive directorWins statewide award
Zoning commission to hear requestFor nature-based school
Building bridges through books atForrest Bird Charter School
Limits linger onSome county roads
Bee hostingNewsroom tour
Faith leader panel speaks in supportOf separation of church and state
Teachers' union billSits on Little's desk
Hunting becomes officialSport of Idaho
Snow drought contributes toWestern fire risk
NIWTM helps women takeCharge of their finances
F&G to host hybrid public meetingFor negotiated rulemaking on April 15
Trump administration suesIdaho election official
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In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- Woodward, Critchfield talk to constituents at town hall
- 'No Kings' protest draws 1,100 people
- Independent and local—always
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