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Photo by Hugh Carey / Summit Daily archives Summit County’s lack of affordable housing is a complex issue and one that community leaders and elected officials are scrambling to solve. Last month, the Summit County Housing Department laid out potential short-, mid- and long-term strategies to help mitigate the issue, and more recently, the Keystone Policy Center held a housing summit for stakeholders to brainstorm additional solutions. Originally from Arlington, Virginia, Shaffer and her two sons moved to Summit County in July 2016. Upon their move, Shaffer said she and her family experience...

Surrounded by his family, Clair Marvin “Butch” Shaffer, passed away peacefully at Good Samaritan Village in Moscow on March 2, 2021. Butch was born March 13, 1935, in Sandpoint to Jesse and Catherine Shaffer. The youngest of 12 children, he was given the nickname Butch as a young boy by his older siblings. The nickname suited him and stayed with him the remainder of his life. He attended Sandpoint public schools and graduated from high school in 1953. He was Student Body President his senior year of high school. He played football for the Sandpoint Bulldogs and attended the Universi...

Live entertainment venues hungry for financial relief after year of pandemic closures Senior citizens perform original musical titled ‘Ain't Congregatin’ on Zoom Replay Video UP NEXT The click of a light switch echoes eerily these days inside the cavernous empty Stone Church music club in Brattleboro, Vermont. Owner Robin Johnson says the silence is a daily reminder of a devastating pandemic year without live performances in the hall. “When we first closed, I think everyone was of the mindset that it would be a couple of months and we'd be back, it would be OK,” Johnson told ABC N...

San Diego Superior Court Judge Randa Trapp. (Screenshot via YouTube / YurView) SAN DIEGO (CN) — As a student at Gompers Junior High in San Diego during the Civil Rights Movement, San Diego Superior Court Judge Randa Trapp had to learn using books that were falling apart. “This was back in day — when you got your book it had a card in the front or a slip of paper and that’s how you knew it was your book. By the time we got our books that little slip was all filled up. Our books were old and tattered we wanted the same quality of education as the kids in other communities,” Trapp said...

I saw a number of those as well, it was transformers exploding which would explain there are so many people right now without power. a cat 4 storm at the time pounded the state east coast and nearly a million floridians are without power right now. it is expected to get worst. by the time this is over, up to 2 million homes in south carolina and florida and georgia, expect for it of at least the next two days. the coastal town of saint augustine could see the worse of the destruction and flooding. nancy shaffer is the mayor of saint augustine. thank you very much for your time. i know the surg...