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Sandpoint offering youth, adult summer programs - Vimarsana News

Sandpoint offering youth, adult summer programs

Summer has been slow to arrive in Sandpoint, but as the weather forecast promises that warmer weather is right around the corner, the city of Sandpoint is gearing up to kick off its summer programs for youth and adults.

Meeting set on fire JPA - Vimarsana News

Meeting set on fire JPA

A special meeting regarding a joint powers agreement between the Sandpoint, Sagle and Westside fire departments is being held Wednesday, March 27, at Sandpoint City Hall.

Team seeks input on Sand Creek - Vimarsana News

Team seeks input on Sand Creek

Armed with community input from a public survey, a team of collaborators plans to promote healthy, vibrant conditions along the Sand Creek corridor as part of the Sand Creek Connections Project.

Boyd is ideal candidate for Sandpoint council - Vimarsana News

Boyd is ideal candidate for Sandpoint council

I am writing to express my enthusiastic support for Amelia Boyd's candidacy for the Sandpoint City Council. As a dedicated resident of our community, I firmly believe that Amelia possesses the qualities and vision necessary to effectively serve and represent the interests of our city.

Ruehle's tenure marked by dedication, understanding - Vimarsana News

Ruehle's tenure marked by dedication, understanding

The old adage “The proof is in the pudding” certainly rings true for Deb Ruehle, incumbent candidate for Sandpoint City Council. During her tenure on City Council, Deb has proven her dedication to understanding how our city functions and how the relationships between mayor, city staff and department heads influence decisions that affect Sandpoint residents.