Sandpoint Business Leaders to Be Profiled in New Feature Series
The Daily Bee plans twice monthly full page features by freelance writer Dave Magruder profiling Sandpoint business personalities. Through in depth interviews the series will reveal how individual efforts unite to improve Bonner County. Magruder notes his reality approach highlights the human side of those serving the public and may inspire career guidance for families.
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Independent bid for Bonner County Sheriff vows stricter law enforcement
Local resident Ted Schade announced his intention to run as an Independent for Bonner County Sheriff. He highlights WWII investigative work and a year as Guard Commander at Geiger Field, plus 10 years running Ted's Candy Wagon in Spokane. He pledges to curb crime, review judges and officials, reduce costs by trimming manpower and equipment, and reassert sheriff authority while protecting Constitutional rights. Campaign coordination is handled by Jim Rea and mailed from Sandpoint.
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Procedure for Special Services Outlined by District Director
Dell Schanz, director of Bonner County School District 82 Special Services, told the Citizens Advisory Council for Special Services Children how a student is identified and helped. The process requires teacher or guardian referral, parental permission, intervention, and a conference of professionals before any program is assigned. Ongoing parental input and permission are required for changes, and lack of understanding may hinder aid.
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Weather Outlook for Sandpoint and Vicinity
Considerable cloudiness with showers through Wednesday in Sandpoint and vicinity. Continued cool with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Highs around 50 today, 55 Wednesday. Lows near 35 tonight.
Bain seeks District Two post on Bonner County School Board
Andrew J. Bain 61, a retired construction foreman, announced his candidacy for District Two on the Bonner County School Board. He cites 12 years on a school board in Edgewater New Jersey and says the superintendent currently wields too much power. Bain moved to Sandpoint 18 months ago with his wife Ruth and two grown children, after buying property on Baldy Road.
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City Council tables beach loop decision in Sandpoint
Sandpoint City Council delaying a decision on reopening the controversial city beach loop. A special public meeting with the full council is planned as citizens urge a ballot option, while council members discuss indemnifying two retired officers in a separate assault case and review city payroll changes and parking plans.
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City Council Weighs Dog Control Contract With Eagle Enterprises
Sandpoint City Council discussed a proposed pet control contract with Northwest Eagle Enterprises. BCHS questioned Gary Harding about training and procedures for capturing and caring for dogs, while Harding defended his five years of police experience and stated tranquilizers would be used for violent animals. The plan proposes patrols from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. with daytime hours and a monthly fee of about 450 dollars plus five dollars per incident.
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Parking Fine Collection To Be Attempted By Police
The Sandpoint Police Department will send letters to delinquent parking meter fine payers. Chief Larry Sterling notes some debts date to 1974 and 1975, with seven violators amounting to 1 476 violations. One person holds 17 unpaid tickets. Those failing to respond face criminal action and misdemeanor arrest warrants.
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