This Week in Sandpoint

It's spring in Sandpoint! The week begins on Wed, Mar. 25, with a Friends of the WildLife Discovery Center Fundraiser at Papa Murphy's, where purchasing a pizza helps support the educational programs and restoration of the WaterLife Discovery Center. On Thurs, Mar. 26, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival takes center stage, showcasing a series of inspiring environmental and adventure films focused on restoring the earth. Music follows on Sat, Mar. 28, with a performance by Corb Lund, featuring the authentic country and western sounds of the acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter. Finally, the week concludes on Sun, Mar. 29, with the Annual 10,000 Easter Egg Hunt, a high-energy community tradition for children up to age 12.
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Entertainment Events:
- Cribbage Tournament Mon
- Karaoke Party Tues
- WaterLife Discovery Fundraiser Wed
- Trivia with Toshi Wed
- Tango Night Wed
- Paint & Sip Thurs
- Mellow Film Tour Thurs
- Wild & Scenic Film Fest Thurs
- Bingo Sat
- Corb Lund Fri
- Easter Egg Hunt Sun
- Palm Sunday Concert Sun
- Magic Sunday Sun
- Live Music Tues-Sun
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Civic Calendar Highlights:
- Bunco Mon
- Raspberry Pi Coder's Club Mon
- Bridge Tues
- Teen: Content Creators Tues
- Teen: Smash Bros. Tournament Tues
- Open House Tues
- Pinochle Wed
- 3D Design Wed
- Mobile Food Market Thurs
- Idaho Master Naturalists Class Fri-Sat
- ECCW Training Sat
- Adult Sewing Workshop Sat
- Intro to Spoon Carving Sat
- Legislative Town Hall Sat
- Connect-Network-Act Sat
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Osprey hiatus. Local osprey have departed for their winter migrations; they'll be back (like clockwork!) in the first week of April. Meantime, check the nest cam at Memorial Field for views of our town
Sandpoint Idaho News
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IDL partners to permanentlyProtect 22,000 acres of forest
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Idaho killsTax break bill
NIC enrollment up for sixth straightSemester; outpacing national trend
Bathroom billAdvances
ID Senate rejects bill to lower incomeCutoff for child care subsidies
Little signs artificial Intelligence education bill
Commissioners address usage, animalConcerns at solid waste sites
Residents set priorities for nextDowntown revitalization phase
Fair, BOCC discusses legalOpinion on fair structure
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In this week's Sandpoint Reader:
- Commissioners address usage, animal concerns at solid waste sites
- BOCC, Fair Board look to the future
- Schweitzer to end season early
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