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Local presidential caucus set for March 2

Idaho Republicans will hold a presidential caucus on March 2, rather than a regular presidential primary due to a faux pas during the 2023 legislative session. Last year, legislation was passed that removed the May primary election with the intent of having it moved to March. However, the language to move the primary was not added to the bill, removing the presidential primary election.

Voters head to the polls for city, school elections

From Clark Fork to Priest River, there is a no shortage of key school board, city council and mayoral races on the ballot today. Among them are contested races for Sandpoint's mayoral seat and three council seats, a contested Dover council election, and contested races in both the Lake Pend Oreille and West Bonner County school boards.

Exercise your right to vote

To help you decide how to fill out your ballot in the upcoming city and school board elections on Nov. 7, the Bonner County Daily asked candidates in those races to participate in this Voter Guide. We posed the same questions to all candidates in each race, asking them to answer each question in no more than 100 words.

Want to vote? Register online today

If you've been meaning to register to vote online, you have until 11:59 p.m. today to get it done. "Register now or get your absentee now," Bonner County Clerk Mike Rosedale said. Residents wishing to register online at VoteIdaho.gov must do so today, Oct. 13, to be able to vote in the Nov. 7 election. Voters can register or update their registration online or by visiting their county elections office.

Fall burning planned at BLM's Mineral Ridge and Blue Creek Bay sites

BLM recreation sites in northern Idaho impacted by windstorm | Bureau of Land Management

BLM recreation sites in northern Idaho impacted by windstorm Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Recreation managers for the Bureau of Land Management’s Coeur d’Alene Field Office are assessing damage left by the intense windstorm that swept through northern Idaho on Jan. 13. Downed trees are littering recreation sites and causing impediments to trail use.   The following BLM sites were significantly impacted from the storm: the Mineral Ridge recreation area and trail; the John C. Pointer Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary trail at Cougar Bay; the Gamlin Lake recreation area and trail system; the Beauty Bay picnic area and loop trail; and trails at the Blue Creek Bay recreation area.