This Week in Sandpoint

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Entertainment Events:
- Pool Tournament Mon
- In a Landscape Wed
- Teen: Disc Golf Wed
- Farmers' Market Wed, Sat
- Art Reception Thurs
- Live Trivia Thurs
- Fourth of July Fri
- Cottage Market Sat
- Smokesmith's Anniversary Bash Sat
- $5 Movie: Independence Day Sat
- Sandpoint BeerFest Sat
- Live Music Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Wild Mushroom Class Mon
- Free Legal Day Tues
- Tales & Trails Tues
- Coding Club Tues
- Estate Planning Seminar Tues
- Gardenbrary Wed
- STEM at the Market Wed
- 3D Design Wed
- FOTL Book Sale Sat
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New or notable online. Check these out:
- Alpenglow ConstructionBuilding/Constr.
- Sandpoint Equipment RentalsBig Gear!
- John Anderson LibraryEthnology
- Expat tax servicesWilliams & Schiller
- Wholesome, gritty westernsPaul Cox
- Sandpoint vacation rentalsDM Vacations
Sandpoint Idaho News
Sandpoint declaresBoyer culvert emergency
ITD seeks feedback onTransportation projects
Annual Beerfest celebrationKicks off Saturday at City Beach
USCG Auxiliary offeringBoating confidence course
Free GED classesOffered through NIC
Bonner Park WestApproves food vendor
Suspected shooter's North Idaho connections emerge
Donations now accepted for victims inCDA firefighter shooting ambush
Council votes to give James E. RussellCenter more time to generate revenue
Trump admin tells states it's freezing$6.8B for K-12 school programs
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In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- Council votes to give JERC more time to generate revenue
- BoCo Zoning Commission recommends approval of Deerfield Subdivision preliminary plat
- Trump administration tells states it's freezing $6.8B for K-12 school programs
Click to read the flip-page edition

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