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Local Buzz 21
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Backpacks of Hope
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Local eats and hot spots
12 Best of Sandpoint 2012
Sandpoint’s best businesses
15 Senior Focus
Cruise ship vacations
18 Outdoor Experience
Winter camping by tent
19 Business Spotlight Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
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Backpacks of Hope LOCALS START AN AMAZING PROGRAM FEEDING SANDPOINT’S CHILDREN
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e was a little guy, the number-one child on the teacher’s priority list of kids who needed food assistance. The teacher took him aside and explained that she had something for him, then showed him the backpack full of food. He looked as if he had won the lottery. “I get to have all this food? It’s for me? I get to eat this weekend?” he asked. “Yes,” she said, “but remember to bring the backpack back on Monday.” He was confused. “I have to bring it all back on Monday?” “No,” she explained. “We’re going to fill it up again and you can take it home again next Friday.” “I get to eat every weekend?” he asked, his eyes big as plates. “Yes,” she told him. “Every weekend.” “My mom’s gonna cry,” he said. The next Monday, the boy was the first one back to school, Backpack in hand and asked how many days it would be until he could have more. How Real is the Need in Sandpoint? Many of us don’t realize but there are over 1,300 local kids that go home on the weekends to empty cupboards and refrigerators. “The need is real,” states Lisa Bell “and the problem is its getting worse, not better.” Over 60% of students are on reduced or free lunch programs in the Bonner County school district. The need in this community may get overlooked because of the perception that many have of the town itself. Surrounded by the beauty our landscape portrays, its easy to go about your business not realizing that many local kids are not able to have decent meals over the weekends. In 2009, while visiting with family and friends in Beaver, CO, Susan Hayes a local Sandpoint resident discovered a program a friend of hers was involved in called the “Backpack Program” out of North Lincoln, Oregon. This program
discreetly provides nutritious, child-friendly, easy-to-prepare food to children in every day backpacks to take home over the weekends and out-of-school times. Knowing the need locally for such a program, Susan reached out to Allice Wallace, Sandpoint’s Food Bank director. “She has been amazing sharing what little she has with us,” Susan comments. “We started in a closet at the Food Bank and now were using the shipping department at Coldwater Creek” Susan went on to say. “The first year we made homemade backpacks and supplied about 100 weekend meals in total. Now we are sending out 150 backpacks every month.” To put this in perspective, the cost to fund this many meals each month is over $40,000 per year. “Our biggest challenge right now is funding,” Lisa says. “Each backpack has about 10 pounds of food in it.” When asked about their goals for the program both describe the ability to serve all of Sandpoint’s children in need of food. “There’s a real need here,” Lisa comments, “and we want to be able to provide food for over a 1,000 kids each weekend.” The goals are ambitious but necessary, we live in a great community and together we can accomplish great things. There is a way for you to make a real difference and it starts by contacting the Sandpoint Backpack Program at the Bonner Community Food Bank. It takes 30 people 15 minutes a week to fill 150 backpacks and only $5.00 per backpack. To make a donation please mail checks payable to: Backpack Program, 1707 Culvers Drive, Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 or donate online at: www.foodbank83864. You can contact them at 208.263.3663. Article by Steve Russo
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ly fishing is a special approach to fishing. It is different from bait-casting or spin-casting because it uses a weighted line to carry the nearly weightless bait forward when casting. Traditional fishing tackle is designed to have a nearly weightless line carried by weighted bait on the end. Because of this important difference, fly fishing has its own gear, equipment and terminology. The sport of fly fishing also requires some different techniques than traditional fishing. Traditional fishing may involve casting a baited hook and waiting for a fish to bite or casting and retrieving a baited hook. However, fly fishing involves casting repeatedly with brief pauses to allow the fly to float in the current. Fly fishing rods are different than traditional fishing rods in several ways. Fly fishing rods are longer than most fishing rods with their length frequently between six and nine feet. Some fly fishing rods are even longer than nine feet, particularly those rods designed for salmon or steelhead fishing. Fly fishing reels vary from traditional fishing reels as well. Fly fishing actually does not require much use of the reel. Early fly fishing reels were little more than storage space for the line. Fish are not reeled in when caught; rather, the angler strips line with his or her free hand. Many fly reels still are very primitive with designs very similar to those used in the 19th century. Fly fishing line is quite different from traditional fishing line. While traditional fishing line is made of a clear, monofilament material, fly fishing line is comparatively heavy and translucent. Fly fishing line may be designed to float or to sink depending on the style of fishing it is intended for; the line also may be tapered or level, again depending on the type of fishing that is planned and the preference of the angler. Fly fishing line is available in different weights. Heavier line can be cast further and has greater wind-resistance than lighter line. However, a lighter line may provide for more precise casting by an experienced angler. Fly fishing line is normally around 90 feet long but may be attached to a backer to lengthen the overall line available for fish that like to fight. A leader is attached to the end of the fly fishing line. The fly is tied to the end of the leader. The leader is a clear, monofilament line normally between six and fifteen feet in length. The leader is tapered to a narrower diameter an the end of the line.
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Fly fishing is also special because of the variety of fishing opportunities it provides. Fly fishing techniques can be used on streams, rivers, ponds and lakes. Fly fishing works in salt water and fresh water, cold water and warm water. Fly fishing can open up many opportunities to fish new waters because the techniques and equipment are so adaptable. There is an interesting history of fly fishing that extends back at least to the second century. Macedonian fishermen successfully used artificial flies on six-foot poles to catch fish with. Fly fishing popularity increased in 19th century England and Scotland before catching on in the United States. Fly fishing is a historically interesting, challenging approach to fishing. Fly fishing offers many opportunities and variations to anglers. This sport also includes a nostalgic element that may not be found with other fishing styles. March 2012 | SANDPOINT NEWSLINE 7
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1. Trinity at City Beach 56 Bridge Street - Sandpoint 208.255.7558 2. Ivano’s Ristorante 102 S. First Ave. - Sandpoint 208.263.0211 3. Jalapenos Mexican Restaurant 314 N. Second Ave. - Sandpoint 208.263.2995 4. Arlo’s Ristorante 330 North First Ave. - Sandpoint 208.208.255.4186
9. Burger Express 1110 Highway 2 - Priest River 208.448.2490 10. Joe’s Philly Cheesesteak 102 Church Street - Sandpoint 208.263.1444 11. Kokanee Coffee 509 North 5th Avenue, Ste. A - Sandpoint 208.597.7831 12. Pizza Hut 200 Bonner Mall Way - Ponderay 208.265.4452
5. Eichardt’s 212 Cedar Street - Sandpoint 208.263.4005 6. Tango Cafe 414 Church Street - Sandpoint 208.263.9541 7. Pie Hut 502 Church Street - Sandpoint 208.265.2208 8. Elk’s Cafe 30196 Highway 200 - Sandpoint 208.255.7494
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BEST OF SANDPOINT 2012
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n the last 10 years Americans have seen a boom in local food markets and for good reason. While Americans continue to buy more fast food, they still expect perfect ingredients and they are finding them.
So why are they turning to their local markets more and more? In a nutshell they want fresh, healthy produce with great flavor. There are numerous other benefits to buying local products and it would seem Americans are now rediscovering what their local growers have to offer. FRESHER Locally grown items are usually harvested 1 or 2 days before hitting the market making them significantly fresher then traditional store bought ingredients. Given that produce loses nutrients quickly, a recently harvested crop is preferred for its ripeness alone.
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SAFER Even when it’s not organically grown, small farms tend to be less aggressive than large factory farms about using chemicals. For those consumers opposed to using genetically altered produce, locally grown produce will offer the best product. BUILDS COMMUNITY When you go to a local market you get a chance to see the grower and talk to them eye-to-eye. This opportunity to meet the growers in person goes a long way in creating a sense of community and maintaining tradition in addition to supporting local growers financially.
Cedar St. Bistro
“A downtown favorite.” A European Style Bistro/Café located in the heart of downtown Sandpoint inside the renown Cedar St. Bridge. Experience exceptional coffee and tea drinks, premium crafted gelato (Italian Ice Cream), delectable cakes & pastries, fine chocolates and tasty panini sandwiches, soups and crepes, all in a unique and warm setting. Hands on owners Tim and Manuel have created an atmosphere in the cafe that makes people feel welcome. Meet your family, friends or just anyone at the Cedar St Bistro. Surrounded by windows with the warm sun shining in, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy a warm cup of coffee and a crepe. www.cedarstbridgecafe.com. Sandpoint—334 North First Avenue 208.265.4396
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Zany Zebra
Zany Zebra is the place to shop. We have the latest fashion, accessories, jewelry, footwear, cards, gifts and gags! Unique and surprising- in a GOOD way! We stock lots and lots of Miss Me and Silver jeans (at prices lower than anywhere, in everyone’s size) and the cutest tops to go with them. Jewelry? We have styles in all price ranges - from locally crafted fine silver to funky, spunky chic. There’s a ton of accessories to polish your look, hilarious gifts to brighten your day and it’s all served up with a smile. Come by or shop online, you’ll be happy you did! Like us on Facebook! www.zanyzebrastore.com. Sandpoint—317 North First Avenue 208.263.2178
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Lets offer you a FREE, NO OBLIGATION consultation to review the basics of medicare and how to choose the right type of plan for your needs and budget. Sixteen years of experiences, offering you Medicare Supplements, Medicare Advantage Plans, Dental, Individual Health Plans, Final Expense, Life and Supplemental coverage (such as cancer, accident, hospital plans). It’s not too late to look at your insurance options. Sandpoint—102 South Euclid Avenue 208.610.8096
CANCER… Most of us have been affected by a diagnosis whether a family member or friend. If you are a Bonner or Boundary County resident who’s been diagnosed with cancer you need to come to Community Cancer Services (CCS). We are a local non-profit organization that was founded in 2002 by local citizens whose mission is to provide support to local cancer patients. Financially and emotionally, we are a great resource. www.communitycancerservices.org. Sandpoint—1215 Michigan Street, Suite B 208.255.2301
Sandpoint Marketing
Sandpoint Marketing is a full service firm offering graphic design, social media training, search engine optimization, pay per click programs and website construction and maintenance. We specialize in offering our customers solutions in the rapidly changing world of internet marketing. Contact us today for a free consultation. www.sandpointmarketing.com. jl@sandpointmarketing.com. Sandpoint—329 1/2 North First Avenue 208.255.2274
Evans Brothers Coffee
Exceptional, artisan coffees roasted on site. World class baristas prepare signature espresso drinks and exquisite coffees dripped to order in pourover brewbar or chemex. Free drip with bean purchase! Studio 524 Coffee Lounge features art, clothing, local gift items. Also available at Yokes, Super 1, Winter Ridge and Sandpoint’s best restaurants. Like us on Facebook! www.evansbrotherscoffee.com. Sandpoint—524 Church Road by the historic granary tower 208.265.5553
Bizarre Bazaar
Bizarre Bazaar is Bonner County’s premier upscale resale shop. Owned and operated by the Community Assistance League, Bizarre Bazarre is staffed entirely by dedicated CAL volunteers. All profits are returned to the community in the form of grants and scholarships. Whether you’re looking for quality clothing, jewelry, household items, collectibles, books or furniture, make Bizarre Bazaar your first stop. We appreciate all donations, and will even pick up furniture! Sandpoint—502 Church Street 208.263.3400
Miller’s Country Store
Come experience the warm, downhome feel and the sensational smells of fresh baking bread, cinnamon rolls, pies and pastries. While you are here, check out our vast array of spices, seasonings, local honey, eggs, raw milk and pastas. Or pick up a deli sandwich on our homemade bread. Open Monday-Friday, 8:30am- 5:30pm. Like us on Facebook! www.millerscountrystoresandpoint.com. Sandpoint—1326 Baldy Mountain Road 208.263.9446
JC Welding and Repair
Come see us at the new location next to Peck’s Landscape and Farm Store at the south end of Sagle! We now carry medium-heavy truck parts, such as Baldwin filters, Bendix air brake and much more. Fabrication, steel and aluminum welding and medium/heavy truck repair. ASE certified. Sagle—468215 Highway 95 South Phone: 208.290.7316, Fax: 208.255.4006
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HEALTHY LIVING
How Fatherhood Contributes to Fitness FATHERHOOD CREATES POSITIVE CHANGES TO MALE HEALTH
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hen speaking about fitness and healthy living, most men usually think of the stereotyped image of a guy eating a balanced diet, going to the gym regularly and engaging into sports activities. All right, if you want to be different, you’ll probably choose yoga, ballroom dancing, carpentry or even pottery as your means to exercise, relieve stress and fight boredom. But you’ll probably do a lot of sneaking when you want to do some unique stuff. Yet the truth is that male health is not only limited to diet or doing exercises or sports. For, there are other aspects of a man’s life that directly or indirectly influence his health. No wonder fitness and healthy living is a must for every man. If you’re a father, you may be wondering how that role affects your over all fitness and healthy living. Of course, expecting and having your first-born child is a mixture of excitement, happiness and worry. Yet as the number of your kids increase and you start to face the tough challenges of parenting, you’ll probably give a more serious thought on your role as a dad. You’ll have to quickly master multitasking as you change diapers, feed your kids, watch them as they run around the house or reprimand them when they get excessively naughty. Is fatherhood doing good or bad things to men’s health?
happiness and fulfillment. The responsibility of being a father always changes the lifestyle of men. They no longer work nor live for their wife, but for their entire family. In this case, they may start to drop unhealthy practices such as smoking and drinking in order to set a good example for their kids. Moreover, their desire to watch and be with their children as they grow will inspire them to maintain their health and live longer. Hence, they’ll find more reasons to eat healthy foods, exercise regularly, drive carefully and visit their physician regularly. Of course, the joy of men is even doubled or tripled when they start to have grandchildren. Things keep on getting better as their family grows. It goes without saying that fitness and healthy living is still maintained when a man becomes a father.
Generally, fatherhood creates positive changes to the entire male health. This is true compared to men who aren’t married or who don’t have kids yet. Of course, this does not mean that single men aren’t as equally healthy as married men. However, being a father gives you a certain edge in terms of fitness and healthy living. In fact, fathers who spend quality time with their kids are more likely to experience greater
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n many areas of the world, including the United States, we often view senior citizens as having limits. While health issues may plague some senior citizens, most individuals are healthy and happy. In fact, many consider their senior years to be the prime of their live. If you are one of those individuals, you could experience fun and excitement aboard a cruise ship. One of the most common concerns aboard a cruise is safety. Many senior citizens and their family members are concerned with the health risks of taking a cruise. If you or your family has fears associated with extended cruises, you may want to seek guidance from your family physician. With a simple visit, your physician may easily be able to determine whether or not you are up for the voyage. If and when you receive the okay from your doctor, you can begin to further examine vacationing aboard a cruise ship. When examining cruise ships, you are encouraged to examine a number of cruise lines and each of the ships that they have available. To get started on your search, it is advised that you examine Royal Caribbean Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival Cruise Lines and Princess Cruises. The foresaid cruise lines are just a few of the many that service travelers; however, they are often considered the most popular. When examining a particular cruise ship, you are encouraged to search for activities and services that you are attracted to. These services are important because they are often the only way for seniors to find the perfect cruise ship. At the current time, there is not a large, well-known cruise ship company
that offers cruises specifically for senior citizens. That does not mean that you shouldn’t take a cruise. It does; however, mean that you may need to spend more time researching your available options. You can and should search for cruise ship activities based on your own preferences. Many seniors prefer cruise ships that offer elegant dinning facilities and activities geared towards mature crowds. If safety is a concern, you may wish to vacation aboard a family fun cruise. These cruises are geared towards individuals and families of all ages. Many times, a family fun cruise has a more appropriate environment. Seniors, including yourself, may find this environment warm and welcoming. Once you have made the decision to take a cruise ship vacation, you may be excited to book your reservations. Senior citizens are urged to refrain from purchasing tickets and making travel accommodations on a whim. This is because many seniors qualify for cruise ship and other travel discounts. Many of these discounts are offered by AARP, Triple A and other membership clubs. Even if you may not qualify for travel deals and discounts, you should still see if they exist. Until you look, you never know if you can book a cruise at a discounted price. Cruise ship travel is a fun, exciting and rewarding experience, no matter what your age. With a large number of discounts, it is quite possible that you can all enjoy a vacation aboard a cruise ship, without having to go broke.
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HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY
Saint Patrick’s Day THE HOLIDAY WHERE EVERYONE IS IRISH
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t. Patrick’s Day is a holiday which celebrates Saint Patrick. Saint Patrick was one of the patron saints of Ireland credited with spreading the Catholic religion to many areas of Ireland. St. Patrick’s Day takes place on the 17th day of March each year, which is the day which Saint Patrick died. St. Patrick’s Day is a national holiday in Ireland with many businesses being closed on the day. In other parts of the world, especially the US and Canada, it is widely celebrated but is not an official government holiday. St. Patrick’s Day is a holy day of obligation for Roman Catholics in Ireland. Interestingly enough, occasionally the church authorities move the date of the holiday because of its clash with other holy days. In 2008 this is the case, and it shall be moved to March 15th to avoid Holy Monday. Catholics around the world will start off their St. Patrick’s Day with a mass service which is held to signify the holiday. Here in the United States, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by everyone being of Irish decent for the day. The day has become more of a secular holiday than one of religion. Here in the United States St. Patrick’s Day has taken on more of a meaning of celebrating the beginning of spring. This goes along with the tradition of wearing green on the day, because green is both the color of Ireland as well as the color which signifies life and growth. It is said that you will be lucky for the coming spring if you wear green on the holiday. Amazingly, St. Patrick’s Day began being celebrated here in the United States with a parade in Queens New York in 1737, well before the Revolutionary War. Since that day, parades are a very popular way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Many people wear a shamrock on the holiday to signify good luck. However, the roots of this tradition, it is said, come from St. Patrick using a shamrock to explain to the pagans the concept of the Holy Trinity. In the Catholic Religion, the Holy Trinity is the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, which Christians know all stem from the same God. The three leaves of the shamrock all connected to the same stem were used to explain this concept to the pagans. If you are
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wearing a shamrock on St. Patrick’s Day, it means that you can claim good luck or blessings on that day and for the rest of the year. In addition to the shamrock, many people believe that the cute little fictitious Leprechaun character can bring you good luck. For this reason many people wear leprechaun pins and other memorabilia on St. Patrick’s Day as well as a shamrock. One of the fun and very popular traditions which goes along with St. Patrick’s Day is the consumption of green ale. Many bars and pubs add green food coloring to their beer on the holiday to serve to their customers. In addition to the green ale, many people also indulge in Irish Cream and Irish Whisky on the day as well. For the kids, a nice green lemonade or 7UP make great non-alcoholic alternatives.
HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY
10 Facts You Might Not Know FACTS ABOUT SAINT PATRICK’S DAY
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he tradition of St. Patrick’s Day began hundreds of years ago when a boy in Roman England was captured and taken to Ireland as a captive where he found God. It is said that St. Patrick could hear from the angels and that he had raised people from the dead. He was a very active missionary throughout Ireland for 30 years, and that is why he is called the patron saint of Ireland. There have been many legends attached to this saint and they have lasted throughout the centuries. This holiday began as a Holy Day in the Catholic Church, but over the years this religious Catholic saint’s day has turned into a more secular celebration of the upcoming new spring.
captivity. He was not religious at all when he was a child. 7. The first St. Paddy’s day parade in America was in 1737, 40 years before the Revolutionary War. 8. The first day of spring is March 21st and this could be the reason St. Patrick’s Day celebrations have caught on so big. 9. Everyone turns Irish for a day – just wear green, the sign of life. 10. Irish dishes include corned beef and cabbage, Irish stew, Irish cream pie, Irish soda bread, scones, Irish cheese bread and all of these would be a good choice on St. Patrick’s Day.
Here are a Few Facts for St. Patrick’s Day:
There are many traditions and legends that have been passed down through the generations, so even the barest of facts have gotten confused. It is not even certain exactly when Patrick was born, the actual date varies about 30 years in early 300 AD but the day of his death is certain, March 17, and that is the important day.
1. March 17th, the day of celebration, is the day of Patrick’s death. 2. St. Patrick, the patron saint of the Irish, was not from Ireland. 3. Patrick was an old time missionary in Ireland during the 4th century. 4. St. Patrick brought many people to conversion and into the Christian religion. 5. The Shamrock, symbol of St. Patrick’s Day, was a plant with three leaves that Patrick used to demonstrate to the pagans the trinity of God – Father, Son and Holy Ghost. 6. Maewyn is the name St. Patrick was born with. His name was changed by the Bishop in a monastery in France, after he escaped his
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inter time can be a fun and challenging time for the camping enthusiast. Winter camping provides new experiences and new challenges that you will grow to love. A couple ways to experience camping in the winter is to pack all your warmest down gear, a quality tent and plenty of camping food. If you are planning to hike into a remote area in the winter then you may enjoy snow shoeing to your camping destination. This provides you with a larger foot surface area to allow for easy walking on top of the snow. Another option is cross-country skiing to your favorite camping spot. This is a favorite of many camping aficionados. If camping in the winter opposed to camping in the spring, summer or early fall you may see animals with slightly different coats. They will have their winter fur. That way by camping in the winter as well as camping during other seasons you can go to the same spot and the scenery will have changed. Not only will the leafy trees be stripped of all their leaves, but you will see birds that thrive in your camping area during the colder winter months. To make winter camping more fun you will need to make sure you are able to stay warm. To stay warm while camping in the winter you will want to bring a warm coat, thermal underwear and wool socks and gloves. It is also a good idea to bring a stocking hat and hand warmers in your camping gear. Inside your tent you can set up a kerosene heater in the middle far away from anything that could ignite. There are also many other types of camping heaters that your camping retailer will
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be able to tell you about. Sleeping bags for your camping trip are rated for temperature so make sure you bring a sleeping bag that is rated for the temperatures you will experience on your camping adventures. When you first get up in the morning you may want to pull your clothing into your sleeping bag in order to warm them just a bit before putting them on. Most tents for camping are well ventilated and do not hold in heat for very long. To make your tent hold in the heat a bit longer, you may wish to throw an extra tarp over it and fasten it down with tent pegs designed for camping. You will find that fewer people end up camping in the winter, so you will most likely find your favorite camping location not only available but also very peaceful and quiet! So if you like camping in peace and quiet with not a lot of other camping enthusiasts coming out to your favorite spots, then choosing to set up your camping area in the winter will work perfect for you. Camping retailers will often have special deals in the slower winter months, so waiting to buy your camping gear until you are ready to go camping will not be a problem for you. So go out this winter and every winter and enjoy the peaceful bliss of nature by camping.
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation PROTECTING AND ENHANCING CRITICAL ELK HABITAT
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f you enjoy wildlife and wild places, you’ll love what the Elk Foundation has accomplished in Idaho. Local banquets provide the majority of Elk Foundation dollars, which RMEF is able to leverage by a lofty 9 to 1 ratio through matching partner funds. That kind of money makes amazing things possible: to date, Idaho RMEF fundraisers have protected and enhanced more than 383,000 acres of the state’s critical elk habitat. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has upwards 180,000 members wide and growing. But 180,000 members is barely 10% of the active elk hunters in North America.
In Recent news, RMEF helped to facilitate the Hope/Sagle land swap, bringing 922 acres of private land owned by Stimson Lumber Company into public ownership and raises the possibility of constructing a new trailhead for the Beetop-Roundtop Trail No. 120, one of the most scenic trails in northern Idaho. The exchange of land acquisition of low elevation winter elk habitat, elk travel corridors, elk calving grounds, grizzly bear and cutthroat habitat. “This land exchange is culmination of a long partnership with RMEF. The Bonner County Sportsmen and Idaho Fish & Game have also been very supportive of the project,” said Dick Kramer, Ranger for Sandpoint District.
Since RMEF believes everyone should have the opportunity to hunt, fish, or learn outdoor skills, Idaho chapters also fund and help orchestrate conservation and hunting heritage activities including: S.A.F.E. (Shooting Access for Everyone) Challenge events, 4-H shooting sports, Woman in the Outdoors, Idaho’s Sportsman’s Caucus and National Archery in the Schools programs. This year’s Fundraiser is on the Saturday, April 21st, at the Bonner County Fairgrounds. Doors open at 4pm. During the high energy, social hour you’ll enjoy drawings, raffles, games, drinks and a silent auction. The prizes include jewelry, furniture, rifles, guns and more. Dinner and live auction will follow. If you’re not able to attend consider passing this on to a fellow conservationist.
In 2012 RMEF is stepping up its advocacy of predator management and control efforts. Heavily involved in wolf issues, RMEF continues to rally members educate hunters and the public, fight animal rights lawsuits with congress, legislatures and state and federal wildlife agencies. RMEF is celebrating the past, present and future of hunters in conservation. Early leaders like Theodore Roosevelt shaped a set of ideals now known as north American model of wildlife conservation. They declared the wildlife belong to all of us. That every citizen to hunt is entitled to hunt and fish. And science-based, state regulated hunting would drive wildlife conservation and management a successfully system in the world to uphold hunters. Article from www.rmef.org.
The Selkirk Crest Chapter Banquet What: Selkirk Crest Chapter Banquet When: Saturday, April 21st, 2012 at 4pm Where: Bonner County Fairgrounds
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ackson Russo, a 9th grader at Sandpoint High School plays football and baseball while maintaining good grades. “I love both sports and I’m excited for each season to begin each year.” Reflecting on his many practices over the years, Jackson says the worst practice he ever had was on “commitment day in eighth grade football where we had to run and do other various exercises for the majority of practice.” With plans to go to college somewhere in California or possibly on the east coast Jackson is focusing on getting into the medical field, specifically sports medicine. “My goal is to be a sports physician when I get out of college.” His favorite food is anything Italian and Jackson’s favorite teacher is his world history teacher Mr. Omodt, “because he is funny and has a laid back personality.” Caroline Suppiger, an 8th grader at Sandpoint Middle School has always stayed active in many different sports over the years. At just two years old she started skiing and by age 5, Caroline joined the Schweitzer Alpine Racing School (SARS). Skiing has become one of her passions as she competes locally and in other states on a regular basis. In addition to skiing Caroline plays basketball, soccer, track and tennis. The worst practice she has ever experienced was when “I was 10 years old and training at Schweitzer. My coach crashed and got knocked out and severely hurt his shoulder. I was the oldest athlete of the group, so I took responsibility to call 911 and keep all of the younger athletes calm, even though I was freaking out inside. I stayed with my coach until the ski patrol came.” Her plan for the future is to work with less fortunate children. “I have always loved children and I would like to help others reach their dreams too.”
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Two Bulldogs Named All-League OLIN AND KIRSCHER NAMED TO THE 4A ALL-INLAND EMPIRE LEAGUE
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enior Maggie Kirscher and sophomore Hailey Olin were named to the 4A All-Inland Empire League girls basketball team, as voted on by the league’s coaches. Both Kirscher and Olin had outstanding seasons as reflected by their selection.
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Despite only sending eight wrestlers to state, four Bulldogs stepped onto the podium to receive their medals. Returning zero state placers from the previous year, the bulldogs still managed to finish 11th overall three places above their rival Hawks. Lakeland finished 100 points ahead of Sandpoint in Districts and sent seventeen wrestlers to State but still couldn’t keep pace with the fierce bulldog competitors.
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Senior Maggie Kirscher, described as the teams leader, led the league in scoring by averaging 15 points per game including a career high 36 points versus Timberlake this year. Kirscher scored 15 or more points in 14 games and averaged six rebounds per game. This is Kirscher’s 3rd consecutive selection to the 4A All-Inland Empire League girls basketball team. Sophomore, Hailey Olin can be described as an ultimate competitor and averaged 11 points per game having scored 10 or more 12 times. Olin led the Bulldog’s in assists and steals while averaging 6 rebounds a game. This is Olin’s second consecutive selection to the 4A All-Inland Empire League girls basketball team.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SHOWS/MUSIC/ARTS March 11 - He Said…She Said…Folk Tour. The Panida host’s this Folk Tour featuring the Shook Twins & John Craigie. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Show begins at 7:30pm. 208.263.9191. March 13 - The Storytelling Company. Come experience this one of a kind dinner show at Di luna’s Café, 207 Cedar, Sandpoint. Dinner begins at 6pm with the show starting at 7pm. March 15, 16, 17 - Hugo. A Martin Scorsese Picture presented by the Global Cinema Series. A 3D family mystery film based on Brian Selznick’s novel “The Invention of Hugo Cabret”, about a boy who lives alone in a Paris railway station and the enigmatic owner of a toy shop. Show begins at 7:30pm and tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for seniors & students 18 & under. March 22, 23, 24 - The Artist. A 2011 French romantic comedy drama film directed by Michel Hazanavicius. The film was nominated for six Golden Globes. The film begins at 7:30pm at the Panida and is presented by the Global Cinema Café Series. March 29 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The Sandpoint Waldorf School’s 8th grade class will present their acting talents at the Panida Theater at 7pm. Come support the Waldorf students and enjoy a wonderful night of entertainment. 208.265.2683.
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March 30 - Boston Brass. Brought to you by the Pend Oreille Arts Council which plays at the Panida Theater. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for youth 15 and under. The show begins at 7:30pm.
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES March 1-4 - “Pop-Up” Retailing. Come experience this unique shopping experience. Goods from various local artisans under one roof at the former Belwood’s Building on Cedar St. Hours are from 5-8pm on March 1st, 12-6pm on March 2nd & 3rd and 12-5pm on March 4th. Call the DSBA at 208.255.1876 for more information. March 2 - Farm to Dinner Table. Located at Di Luna’s Café on 207 Cedar St. Featuring foods from our local farmers such as Cascade Creek Farm. This is a great chance to feast on local cuisine. Tickets for dinner are $35 (or $55 with paired wine). Call for reservations. 208.263.0846 March 2, 3, 9, 10 - The Follies. The Angels Over Sandpoint present a spectacle…a politically incorrect variety show, rated “R”, for Risky, Racey and Ridiculous. Doors open at the Panida at 7pm with the show beginning at 8pm. Tickets are $25 and you must be 21 or over to attend. March 2-4 - Gun ‘n’ Horn Show. The Bonner County Sportsmen sponsor the 29th annual Gun ‘n’ Horn Show at the Bonner County
Fairgrounds. Buy, sell or trade! It’s a fun outing for the whole family with an Archery Alley for the kids and much more. Hours are 12-6pm on Friday, 9-6pm on Saturday, and 9-3pm on Sunday. Admission is $4 per person, or $10 for a weekend pass. Kids 11 and under are free. March 6 - Winter Goldprints. Come watch these exciting bike races on rollers with forks fixed. Two riders will battle it out headtohead for 500 meters with speeds in excess of 60 mph in front of a chearing crowd. Races are at laughing Dog Brewing in Ponderay at 6pm. www.greasyfingersbikes.com. March 7 - Horticulture Workshop. “Starting a plant from seeds”. Come learn the basics of starting plants from seeds: Testing seeds for viability, planting equipment, transplanting & dampening off and more. Classes are from 6-8pm at the Ponderay Event Center. Email inquiries to bcgardeners@gmail.com or call 208.265.2070. March 10 - Feline Do’s & Don’ts with Dr. Bod Stoll, DVM. The Carter Country Presents this educational seminar at 2pm located at the Panhandle Health Building, meeting room 322 on Marion St. March 14, 21 - Horticulture Workshop. “Basic Vegetable Gardening” This class will cover the basic issues of growing vegetables in North Idaho. Including soil preparation, planting, watering, weeding, mulching, feeding, insect management and harvesting. Class starts at 6pm; check in starts at 5:30pm in the Ponderay Events Center. Email inquiries to bcgardeners@gmail.com or call 208.265.2070. March 16, 17, 18 - Library Wine Tasting. Enjoy a weekend taste of the past vintage with our Terroir wines and receive 10% off library bottles. Proudly brought to you by the
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Pend’Oreille Winery. March 17 - St. Patrick’s Day. Make sure to wear green and celebrate the Irish in all of us!
March 31-Business Fair. The Business Fair showcases regional businesses. Business to business and business to consumer networking are the focus of this event. We encourage businesses to sell their products or demonstrate their products and services on site at the event, which is Located at the Bonner County Fairgrounds from 11am-3pm. Call 208.263.2161 or go to info@ sandpointchamber.com for more info.
UPCOMING EVENTS March 22 - Team Laughing Dog Fundraising Dinner at Trinity at City Beach. 5pm-Close. $30 per guest. 3 course meal. Reservation only. March 28 - Pruning & Care of Tools. Learn about pruning fruit & landscape trees, scrubbed and proper care of sharpening tools. Class starts at 6pm; check in at 5:30pm in the Ponderay Event Center. Email inquiries to bcgardeners@gmail.com or call 208.265.2070. March 30, 31 - 24 Hours of Schweitzer. Schweitzer Mountain Resort hosts the fourth-annual, all-night fundraiser held in honor of five-year-old Hank Sturgis of Sandpoint, who has the rare, fatal disease cystinosis that affects only 500 people in the entire country. Skiers and boarders of all ages (including kids) and abilities will compete around the clock to raise funds for cystinosis research and Hank’s future. For more information, or to participate, donate or volunteer, visit www.24hoursforhank.org or call 208.610.2131.
April 14 - Battle of the Bands. Presented to you by the Sandpoint High school. Come support our local amateur Musicians. Located at the Panida Theater beginning at 7:30pm. Tickets are $7 for adults, $6 for seniors & students 18 & under. April 14, 15 - Home and Garden Show. The 27th annual Home and Garden event brought to you by our local contractors association, the PBCA. The Home and Garden show will be held at the Bonner County Fairgrounds. Hope to see all you green thumbs there. April 21 - Waldorf School Spring Auction and Dinner. Come enjoy a delicious dinner while helping to support the Sandpoint Waldorf School at 5:30pm. Call 208.265.2683 for tickets. April 21 - Annual Banquet. Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, the Selkirk Crest Chapter 21, is holding their annual banquet at the Bonner County Fairgrounds. Get your ticket application in by going to rmef.org.
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FORTY-ONE SOUTH Neighbor John & Robert Crader every Thursday in the lounge and Bruce Bishop in the dining room every Saturday. EICHARDT’S PUB Join us for Blues Jam every Monday with host Truck Mills. The Charley Packard Band plays every Wednesday. ***Text “livemusic” to 35819 to sign up for pub updates. TRINITY AT CITY BEACH Spend Tuesdays with Mike and Friends from 5pm to 8pm. Come down to Trinity at city Beach every Tuesday at 5pm to enjoy wonderful food and live music. It’s a great night to go out with the family. Also join us Fridays for the sounds of Bruce Bishop. For more information and updates on events visit us on Facebook at facebook.com/trinityatcitybeach. PEND D’OREILLE WINERY 3/1 - Steve Neff 3/2 - RBMC 3/9 - Mick Croon 3/16 - Ninjazz 3/23 - Dead Fiddler’s Society 3/30 - Ray Allen COLDWATER CREEK WINEBAR 3/2 - Still Vertical, 7-10pm 3/3 - Ray Allen, 6-9pm 3/9 - Bright Moments, 7-10pm 3/10 - Kurt Kondratko, 6-9pm 3/16 - Mike and Shana Thompson, 7-10pm 3/17 - Truck Mills, 6-9pm 3/23 - Bridges Home, 7-10pm 3/24 - Brother Music, 6-9pm 3/30 - Ron Kieper Jazz Trio, 7-10pm 3/31 - Charlie Packard, 6-9pm
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Helping Kids and Pets Develop “Pawsitive” Relationships TIPS FOR PARENTS WITH PETS
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ogs, like children, are part of the family. But no matter what the dog’s temperament, families with young children should take some important safety precautions. For the children’s safety and the dog’s, it’s crucial that they learn how to play nicely with each other. Here are some suggestions: • Choose the Right Breed and Personality. Generally the large breeds - labradors, golden retrievers and standard poodles - are tolerant of kids. But each dog is an individual, so ask the breeder or rescue shelter about the dog’s personality before you purchase or adopt. • Teach the Kids Good Manners. They should never disturb the dog while it’s eating, taking a nap or playing with its favorite toy. • Keep your Pet Calm. Some dogs get very excited and agitated when confronted by lots of kids. And older dogs can be frightened by the high-pitched sounds and quick motions of children playing. • Keep an Eye on Things. Young children and dogs should always be supervised when together. And when your baby starts crawling, keep the dog by your side until it gets used to seeing a tiny human speeding across the floor. • Demonstrate Respect. Children should learn which parts of the dog’s body they can touch and pet and how to touch gently. For instance, your dog may love belly rubs and having its head stroked but resent having its feet or tail touched.
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Small and large animal veterinarian. Bob Stoll, DVM. Sandpoint—1120 Superior Street 208.263.8222
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onderay continues to grow, expand and add valuable business and stores for us all to explore. Staying local and supporting our local businesses means so much to our community.
Located just two miles north of Sandpoint, Ponderay is home to numerous businesses, commercial developments, including the Bonner Mall, Bonner Cinemas, Walmart, Staples, Home Depot, Sandpoint Furniture, many restaurants, car dealerships and more. Known by many as “The Little City That Can,” Ponderay has something for everyone, so make sure you stop by! Pac West Parts
Start thinking about spring! Pre-season tune up specials for push mowers and lawn tractors. Call us for rates. For all your home appliances, lawn and garden needs, think Pac West Parts. We specialize in snow blowers, chainsaws, weed eaters, leaf blowers, generators, pressure washers, push and riding lawn mowers. Including small engine repair, sales and in home services for all! Your local Husquarna and Echo dealership. Come see us at our new location! Kootenai—21 McGhee Road, Suite #105 208.265.5500 or 1.877.866.9175
Home Sweet Home Consignment
Moving from the Bonner Mall to downtown Sandpoint, Home Sweet Home Consignment was created by Linda & Rich Gendreau in 2007. We offer an affordable way to sell and purchase Furniture, Home Decor, Antiques, Jewelry and Gifts. A warm and welcoming atmosphere awaits you as you browse through our selection of wonderful quality, previously loved items. Our inventory is constantly changing so don’t forget to visit us often. Like us on Facebook! Open Tue-Sat, 10am-5pm. Closed Sun & Mon. Sandpoint—205 Cedar Street 208.255.1818
North Idaho Spas
Hot Tubs – Saunas – Steamers and The Famous Big Green Egg BBQ grill and smoker. Highest quality products with a “Low Price Guarantee”. Sundance Spas, Finleo Saunas, Amerec Steamers, Big Green Egg BBQ and accessories. We are here to make your spa shopping experience a pleasurable information gathering exercise towards a smart buying decision you will be happy with for years to come. It’s easy to do good business in North Idaho where every customer is a friend. Come in and see us during business hours or contact us for a personal appointment. Since 1991. Like us on Facebook! www.northidahospas.com. Sandpoint—Highway 200 and McGhee Road 208.265.5434
Floor Show
880 Kootenai Cutoff Road
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Bonner Mall
“THE ONE THE ONLY” Dollar Tree, J.C. Penney, Marcy’s Hallmark, Sears, Sew+Vac, Sayers Jewelers, Vapor Depot, Yokes, Staples, Smokers Express, Hideaway Lounge, GNC, Pizza Hut, Paris Hair Design, Horizon Credit Union, Meyer’s Sportee’s, North Idaho College, McDonald, Idaho Liquor Dispensary, Sandpoint Furniture, Home Sweet Home Consignment Home Decor, Days Inn and Les Schwab. Sandpoint—300 Bonner Mall Way 300 Bonner Mall Way Sandpoint, ID 83864 208.263.3510
Curves
14th annual Food Drive! Bring a bag of groceries and sign up free! March 12th through the 25th. Curves is a facility specially designed for women featuring Curves Complete, the ONLY plan that provides diet, exercise and motivation all in one place! With Curves Complete, you get personalized meal plans and portion control, with a totalbody workout and one-on-one support from a certified coach. You can Providing the Best In: carpet • wood • counter tops window fashions • stone • tile
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Sandpoint Storage
and the greater Sandpoint area. Carrying over 80 different regular and sugarfree flavors, including specialty espressos hot or cold and blended. Current hours Monday-Friday, 6am-2pm. Tell me you saw this ad in the Sandpoint Newsline and get $0.50 cents off your drink until March 30, 2012. Like us on Facebook! Ponderay—363 Bonner Mall Way Next to Days Inn
No deposits, no minimum, just month to month. Bring your own lock or buy new or used ones here. Sign up and move in same day. Completely fenced site with cameras, well lit at night and password controlled gate. We have a very clean site and clean units. Penske truck discounts! Please stop by the office and we would be happy to show you our units and answer any questions you may have. MondaySaturday, 9am-6pm. Sunday, 9am-3pm. www.sandpointselfstorage.com. Sandpoint—32607 Highway 200 208.263.7276
Fox’s Fun Factory Crafter’s Mall
Zandoozles
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Got kids - grandkids? Check out Zandoozles! A delightful children’s toy store filled with imaginative, affordable, touchable, quality toys for infants through ‘tweens. Drive on by or ride the SPOT bus - it’s free and it stops just a few feet from our door. Mention the Sandpoint Newsline for our March special! Ponderay—400 Schweitzer Plaza Drive 208.265.7242
Magic Bean Espresso
Home of the Yoguccino Blended Drinks! Owned and operated by DeMaris Hoyt, serving up your work week espresso needs in Ponderay
Homemade crafts, gifts, coffee and much, much more. Over 30 assorted venders with amazing creations and great products. Many local produced items such as crocheted, knitted, quilting, sewing and scrapbooking items, cards, lotions, candles, fishing flies, photographs, jewelry, glasswares, soaps, melts, signs and inspirational items. New things are added all the time! Like us on Facebook! www.foxsfunfactorycraftersmall.com. Ponderay—11-B Emerald Industrial Park Road 208.946.8499 Whether your fitness goal is a healthier heart or 50 more pounds of muscle mass, Cor24fitness can help. We are your locally owned state of the art 24-hour fitness club. We offer a clean, safe, affordable solution to your fitness needs. Full weights and cardio equipment by Hoist, Freemotion, Troy and SportsArt. We also offer Zumba, Cardio Sculpting and Yoga Classes. Memberships start at just $35.00. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/cor24fitness or on the web at www.cor24fitness.net. Ponderay—400 Schweitzer Plaza Drive, Suite 6 208.255.2299
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Sandpoint Sports
“Right gear, right fit, NO Exceptions!” Get your lift tickets here! We are a bicycle, ski and snowboard shop located in beautiful Ponderay, Idaho. A great deal is only a great deal if the gear fits you and your goals. So, whether you are a weekend warrior or race fanatic we will work to fit your needs and guarantee our services all within your budget. We offer a variety of bike rentals, ski rentals and snowboard rentals, a repair shop and knowledgeable sales staff. Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm and Saturday-Sunday, 8am-5pm. Like us on Facebook! www.sandpointsports.net. Ponderay—476930 Highway 95 208.265.6163
Sunrise Salon
March 6th is our 7th birthday! Come in for celebration party and party favors. Tan, Hair, Massage. Our salon has 1 stand up bed, 2 premium, 2 regular beds and new bulbs in bed 2. We have the UVB beds that help your body produce vitamin D as recommended on Dr. Oz! Get a vitamin D boost with our minute package starting as low as $12. Monthly tanning specials for $24.95. Savings on premium beds as well. Color Kick, a variety of lotions 50% off. Wellness massage club includes 6 month package, 20% each massage and wellness bonuses including bio-feed back intro, vitamin D boost and lots more. Mon-Fri, 9am-6:30pm & Sat, 9am-3pm. Check out our specials on Facebook! Ponderay—110 Tibbets Lane, Suite #1 208.263.5484 St. Knox Academy is an academic daycare where your child will learn and grow in a well-structured environment. We create a warm, comfortable, home-like environment to reduce separation anxiety, making your decision on a daycare an easy one. Accepting infants and toddlers starting at 6 weeks as well as preschool and kindergardeners.
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ACTIVITIES AND FUN
HEARING AID
“He doesn’t,” replied the boy, “but that’s not my dog.”
An old man was wondering if his wife had a hearing problem. So one night, he stood behind her while she was sitting in her chair. He spoke softly to her, “Honey, can you hear me?” There was no response.
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He moved a little closer and said again, “Honey, can you hear me?” Still, there was no response. Finally, he moved right behind her and said, “Honey, can you hear me?” She replied, “for the third time, yes!”
Customer: “Are you crazy woman, it’s twenty below outside!”
DOG BITE One day, a mailman was greeted by a boy and his dog. The mailman said to the boy, “Does your dog bite?”
Tech Support: “Do you have any windows open right now?”
I’LL NEVER UNDERSTAND While reading a newspaper, Walter came across an article about a beautiful actress and model who married a boxer who was noted for his IQ. “I’ll never understand,” he said to his wife, “why the biggest jerks get the most attractive wives.”
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“No,” replied the boy.
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Just then, the dog bit the mailman. “Hey, “he yelled. “I thought your dog doesn’t bite!”
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Treat yourself to a meal out! Enjoy a meal out and other specials and events at over 20 participating Sandpoint area restaurants from February 17 through March 16, 2012. There is something for every taste and budget. Check our website weekly for details, menus and events at participating restaurants.
Forty-One South Arlo’s Ristorante Bab’s Pizzeria Ivano’s Ristorante Bangkok Thai Cuisine Jalapenos Bistro Rouge Cafe at the La Rosa Club Pend d’Oreille Winery MickDuff’s Brewing Co. Cedar St. Bistro Second Avenue Pizza Coldwater Creek Wine Bar Secret Thai Cafe Connie’s Cafe Spud’s Rotisserie & Grill Di Luna’s Cafe Sweet Lou’s Tango Cafe Earth Rhythms Natural Market & Cafe The Hydra Steakhouse The Loading Dock Eichardt’s Pub & Grill Enjoy a meal and Beach other specials and events at over 20 atout City Elk’s CafeTreat yourself to a meal out!Trinity
Come Join Us! Feb 17 - March 16, 2012 participating Sandpoint area restaurants from February 17th through March 16th, 2012. There is something for every taste and budget. Check our website weekly for details, Every time you dine out for menus and events at partcipating restaurants! www.dinearoundsandpoint.com
breakfast, Every lunch or dinner at a participating time you dine out for breakfast, lunch or dinner at partcipating DINE AROUND
DINESANDPOINT AROUND SANDPOINT restaurants, you’ll be entered in a drawing to win some terrific prizes!
PLUS, you’ll be eligible toin winathe GRAND PRIZE: A monthly meal for two for a year restaurant, you’ll be entered drawing to win at 12 different participating DINE AROUND SANDPOINT restaurants! some terrific prizes! PLUS, you’ll be eligible to win the
Grand Prize
Arlo’s Ristorante • Bab’s Pizzeria • Bangkok Thai Cuisine • Bistro Rouge Cafe at the Pend d’Oreille Winery Cedar St. Bistro • Coldwater Creek Wine Bar • Connie’s Cafe • Di Luna’s Cafe • Earth Rhythms Natural Market & Cafe Eichardt’s Pub & Grill • Elk’s Cafe • Forty-One South • Ivano’s Ristorante • Jalapenos • La Rosa Club A Monthly Meal for Two for a Year at 12 different participating MickDuff ’s Brewing Co. • Second Avenue Pizza • Secret Thai Cafe • Spud’s Rotisserie & Grill • Sweet Lou’s • Tango Cafe DINE AROUND SANDPOINT restaurants! The Hydra Steakhouse • The Loading Dock • Trinity at City Beach Many thanks to our sponsors!
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Business, Home and 182.87 Acres - $1,225,000 THE TIME AND OPPORTUNITY IS NOW! An extraordinary occasion to own “Kootenai Valley Flying Service, Inc.”, a well established, stable, and exclusive North Idaho agriculture air & ground spraying applica�on business. Included in this remarkable package is a 1981 Air Tractor, the avia�on industry’s golden standard crop dus�ng plane. This opportunity includes a private 3000’ grass runway, ground sprayers, trucks, 182+ acres, a 2760 sq � home, extra large hangar and too many items to list. All equipment is immaculately maintained. The 182+ acres comprising of prime Kootenai Valley farm ground, pasture, par�ally wooded property, Mission Creek, and picturesque mountain views completes this incredible package. Have the business and life you have been dreaming about. Several purchase op�ons available. Don’t hesitate to call for addi�onal details!
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BUSINESS GUIDE
ASSISTED LIVING Luther Park at Sandpoint “Where aging is all about living.” 510 S. Olive Ave., Sandpoint. luther-park.org. 208.265.3557. AUTOBODY/TOW Northwest Autobody and Towing 1305 Michigan Street, Sandpoint. 208.263.6931. AUTO PARTS/SALES/SERVICE Martin’s Full Service Automotive Mobile tire unit, alignment center and All Season’s Moving. 208.265.8090. COUNSELING Rawling’s Community Counseling Specializing In Solutions Focused, Family Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Approaches, & EMDR Trauma Treatment. 208.946.1386. FAMILY MEDICINE Mountain View Family Medicine Timothy R. Bonine, MD. 1309 Ponderosa Drive, Sandpoint. 208.263.9545. FLOWERS Nieman’s Floral and Music 215 Cedar Street, Sandpoint. 888.499.9534 or 208.263.3024. FOOD Litehouse Foods Inc. Committed to bringing you high quality dressings, herbs, cheeses and more! P.O. Box 1969, Sandpoint. 1.800.669.3169. FURNITURE Sandpoint Furniture Making your house a home for 65 years! 401 Bonner Mall Way, Ponderay. 208.263.5138. GIFTS Carla Books Each book unique with YOUR child as the star! Only $5.95 - $14.95 makes a great gift. Carla Kirby: 208.255.2530. Email: carla@carlabooks.com. Fox’s Fun Factory Crafter’s Mall Homemade crafts, gifts, coffee and more! 11-B Emerald Industrial Park Road, Ponderay. 208.946.8499. GUEST RANCH Western Pleasure Ranch Cabin rentals, horseback rides, family reunions and weddings! 1413 Upper Gold Creek, Sandpoint. 208.263.9066. HEATING AND COOLING Pend Oreille Mechanical *Specializing In Heating And Air Conditioning. 1207 Highway 2, Sandpoint. 208.263.6163.
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HOME MAINTENANCE DSS Home Preservation Services Have your home maintenanced today! 223 Cedar Street, Sandpoint. 208.263.1572.
Staci Bailey Photography Specializing in newborn and toddler photography stacibaileyphotography.com. 208.610.4274.
HOME RESTORATION Disaster Masters We specialize in complete fire, water, smoke and wind restoration. 30410 Hwy 200. St. 201, Ponderay. 208.290.6660.
Windward Studio Professional portraits. 3210 Westmond Road, Sagle, Idaho. 208.263.1725.
HOSPITAL Bonner General Hospital Quality, compassionate care for you and your family. 24-hour emergency room. 520 North Third Avenue. 208.263.1441. Bonner General Immediate Care Open M-F, 9-7 and S-S, 11-7. 400 Schweitzer Plaza. 208.263.0649. Sandpoint Urgent Care No appointment needed. 302 South First Street. 208.265.4383. INSURANCE Advocate Insurance Full service and locally owned insurance agency. www.advocateins.com. 506 Alder Street, Sandpoint. 208.255.2222. LAWN AND GARDEN Pac West Parts Sales & Service. 126 N. 3rd Ave., Sandpoint. 208.265.5500. MARKETING Like-Media Powerful, marketing, branding and social media integration. Creator of the Newslines. www.like-media.com. 208.904.3838. MASSAGE Susan Janssen Certified Massage Therapist at Sandpoint Salon in the heart of downtown. 111 North 1st Avenue. 208.255.2277 or 208.255.8464. MUSEUM Bird Aviation Museum and Invention Center 325 Bird Ranch Road, Sagle, Idaho. 208.255.4321. PAINTING Have Brush, Will Travel Power washing and painting. Homes, trailers, etc. Int. & ext. 208.263.5648. PARTIES AND ENTERTAINMENT Magic by Star Star Alexander, Magical Edutainer. Birthdays, Holiday Parties, School Shows, Special Events. www.magicbystar.com. 208.610.8656. PHOTOGRAPHY Jason Duchow Photography Specializing in sports photography. 208.290.5810.
PLUMBING Benett Plumbing All your plumbing and maintenance needs for home and business. 208.265.5555. Three Amigos Plumbing and Maintenance Serving North Idaho and Eastern Washington. Sandpoint: 208.255.8440. Oldtown: 208.437.2935. REAL ESTATE RE/MAX 509 North 5th Avenue, Ste. E. Sandpoint. 208.255.7400. RESTAURANT Eichardt’s Pub and Grill A great pub and hangout. 212 Cedar Street, Sandpoint. 208.263.4005. Forty-One South Beautiful fine-dining on Lake Pend Oreille. 41 Lakeshore Drive, Sagle, Idaho. 208.265.2000. Trinity at City Beach Waterfront dining. Fresh seafood, steaks and salads. 58 Bridge Street At City Beach, Sandpoint. 208.255.7558. ROLFING Owen Marcus M.A. Certified Advanced Rolfer. 219 Cedar St. Suite A, Sandpoint. www.align.org. 208.265.8440. SCHOOL Sandpoint Christian School Preschool to grade 12. 477954 Highway 95, Ponderay, Idaho. 208.265.8624. SPA AND SALON Spa at Seasons Come enjoy our facials, massages, body treatments, nails and more! 424 Sandpoint Avenue, Sandpoint. 208.263.5616 or 888.263.5616. TANNING Sandpoint Tanning Salon Nicole Rust Owner. 111 North 1st Avenue, Sandpoint. 208.255.1316. TREE SERVICES Dirk’s Tree Care, Inc. Crown thinning, cabling and stump grinding. 235 Wild Horse Trail, Sandpoint. 208.263.1003.
Bangkok Cuisine Authentic Thai Restaurant
Organic Breakfast & Lunch Cafe - Delicious Take Home Organic Breakfast & Lunch Cafe! Dine In • Take Out • Catering Look for our consciously baked GLUTEN FREE & Vegan Desserts by Conscience Confections Bakery Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30am to 2:30pm Sunday brunch from 10-3 Dinner: Mon-Sat 5:00pm to 9:00pm Soon Opening a botanical medicine corner with Cara Johnson. -Closed Sundays-
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