City Impact Plan faces P and Z in Bonner County meeting
Bonner County Planning and Zoning will convene at 7:30 p.m. at the County Courthouse to review the city impact area proposal. The agenda includes amendments to allow single mobile homes on certain agricultural zoned land without permits and to require conditional use permits for multi family housing in recreational open space. public input is urged as opinions will influence the final proposal.
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Bonner County
Kootenai
Phil McNearney
Ward Denies Motive in Meeting Inquiry
Sandpoint City Council member Doug Ward rejected any political motive in questioning the legality of a special council meeting held Monday over alleged insufficient public notice. The meeting was canceled to avoid potential Open Meetings Law violations and rescheduled for Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Brian Moe Bee
Sandpoint City
Doug Ward
Ward
Ed Bugnan
Emma Lou Hook
Eitzman
Andrus Defends Carter Water Policy Approach
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus told the National Water Resources Association in Boise the Carter administration will not challenge individual water projects but seeks a rational system to select priorities. He aims to present options by mid February while keeping an open mind on federal reclamation excess acreage regulations.
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Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Carter
Andrus
National Water Resources Association
Special Ed A Mainstream Approach In Idaho Bonner County
Idaho and Bonner County have expanded special education since 1972 reforms. The district funds 80 percent state support, with 13 percent of the general fund for special education, serving 340 handicapped students and a 250000 dollar district budget. Dell Schanz notes the shift from self contained to integrated learning, detailing programs for deaf, blind, dyslexic, retarded classifications, and consultative support in regular classrooms.
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Bill Crampton Bee
Idaho
Bonner County
Dell Schanz
Special education resource rooms aid progress and inclusion
Schanz outlines resource room options for handicapped students including one hour daily reading or arithmetic training while they join general classes. Self contained rooms serve those who cannot function in regular classrooms. Pre vocational training for ages 14 to 21 at Sandpoint Junior High uses home economics, applied math and job orientation to prepare students for work study placements.
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Schanz
Sandpoint Junior High School
Weatherwatch Sandpoint Clearing With Clouds Tonight
Weatherwatch notes clearing tonight with increasing clouds Thursday overnight lows in the 30s and highs mostly in the 50s across Northern Idaho. Extended outlook shows scattered showers with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Past 24 hours rainfall 0.32 inch. lake level 2056.20. Sunrise 7 24 a.m. Sunset 5 42 p.m.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Bonner County Students Help in Special Education Program
Tim Gleeson launched the Special Education Student Aide Program in Bonner County schools. Five high school and junior high students assist in resource rooms for one hour daily, aiding 46 handicapped elementary students and enhancing teacher capacity and student job exploration.
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Bonner County
Tim Gleeson
Special Services Department
Susan Addington
Cindy Hagemann
Jana McCormick
Laurie Morley
Dave Wigton
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