Trustees Revamp Old Policy Manual
The Board of Trustees of School District 82 revised the policy manual at a special meeting led by Chairman Vernon Allen. Debates centered on the chairmans voting rights and the oath of office referencing the State Code of Ethics, with a compromise wording adopted. The board also moved to end quick public sessions after executive sessions and discussed use of school buildings after hours, shelving the issue for now. The superintendent noted the manual remains subject to future changes as needs evolve.
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Board of Trustees of
School District 82
Vernon Allen
Clark Fork
Board of Trustees
Venus Verhei
Roberts
Verhei
Sagle
New Farmin School
Bobcat Spotted Crossing City Street in Sandpoint
A bobcat wandered onto Bridge Street in Sandpoint during the day, crossing toward the foothills. Parked by Doug Garman, the sighting marks an unusual urban appearance for a nocturnal predator in Bonner County.
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Doug Garman
Sandpoint
Bridge Street
Wilder Horizons
Bonner County
McCormick Named Jaycee Of Quarter
The Sandpoint Jaycees named Dr. Don McCormick outstanding Jaycee of the Quarter for club and community work. He chaired orientation for new members and the speak up program, attended all meetings, recruited one member, wrote for the newsletter, aided Junior Golf, fireworks sales, street signs, a demolition derby float, and joined events in Priest River Bonners Ferry and Pocatello. The piece notes a separate Idaho EPA grant of 24636 dollars for solid waste programs.
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Sandpoint Jaycees
Don McCormick
McCormick
Jaycee
Th Club
Priest River
Bonners Ferry
Pocatello
Two Schools Vandalized in Sandpoint Reports
Police report two district 82 schools vandalized Tuesday night. Washington School suffered 14 broken windows after a rock-throwing incident reported by Kenneth Holt. New Farmin School was burglarized with the lunch fund box emptied. no forced entry found. Investigations ongoing.
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District 82
Washington
Kenneth Holt
Sandpoint
New Farmin
J. D. Naccarato
Kaniksu National Forest launches new planning with public input
Ralph D. Kizer, director of the Kaniksu National Forest, announced a revamped planning approach with strong public involvement to guide long range decisions. Tom Nigren outlined objectives, alternatives, and value judgments awaiting citizen participation through Septembers start.
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Tom Nigren
Kaniksu National Forest
Ralph D. Kizer
Forest Service
Kizer
Nigren
Kaniksu
Sands Point
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