Festival at Sandpoint hosting annual Wine Fest fundraiser

Sandpoint folks know that The Festival at Sandpoint takes place in August but the Wine Festival at Sandpoint takes place on Friday, April 27, at the Bonner County Fairgrounds! The annual fundraising event starts at 5:30pm, featuring wine tasting, musical entertainment by Browne Salmon Truck, a five-star gourmet dinner catered by Dish at Dover Bay, exciting raffle opportunities and a special selection of silent and live auction items. Following tradition, The 2018 Festival at Sandpoint poster artist will also be revealed during the festivities, and all attendees are automatically entered in a free drawing to win the grand prize, two Festival at Sandpoint season passes. Proceeds will benefit the non-profit Festival’s educational programs including Instrument Assistance Program, 5th Grade Outreach, Youth Strings Orchestra, Festival Community Orchestra, Family Concert, Summer Music Camp and music scholarships.

OPINION: Tired of being called a hater and racist

The “stand against violence, fear and hate” type groups that rallied recently in Depot Park, and all across Montana and America, are a coalition of a large number of paid lobbying groups such as the ACLU, Montana Human Rights Network, Love Lives Here, NARAL (pro-choice), Planned Parenthood, SEIU, CAIR (Council of American Islamic Relations), Move-On.org (George Soros group) and even joining in are Presbyterian and Unitarian Universalist churches (to name just a “few” of the non-profits behind this).

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New Clinical Trial May Lead to Less Chemo in HER-2+ Breast Cancer Patients

A study of a new therapeutic strategy to avoid chemotherapy in patients with early HER-2+ breast cancer

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Traveling back in time: this day in Bonners Ferry history

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Volleyball starts season off 2-0

The Valkyries varsity volleyball team had a strong first week of play, beating both Thompson Falls and Deer Lodge.

Evergreen's shining achievement

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Wildcats lose overtime thriller to Ronan

It was another tough week for the Wildcats on the basketball court as Columbia Falls dropped a non-conference matchup in Bigfork Thursday before dropping its conference opener in overtime to Ronan at home Friday.

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I am very saddened by the current state of affairs in America. I feel bewildered and betrayed. How can this be happening?

Jaguars history: Minshew may be team's top late-round pick

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English soccer warned of $1B pandemic losses, clubs closing

English soccer faced warnings on Tuesday that losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic could exceed $1 billion and clubs could go out of business.

English soccer warned of $1B pandemic losses, clubs closing

English soccer faced warnings on Tuesday that losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic could exceed $1 billion and clubs could go out of business.

English soccer warned of $1B pandemic losses, clubs closing

English soccer faced warnings on Tuesday that losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic could exceed $1 billion and clubs could go out of business.

Caviar and second-graders: Native recalls success in caviar business

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Lacrosse program growing up

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Official election results in

The Lake County election office was able to certify last week's election results, and they are now official. However, election officials were not able to get official results from other counties, which would affect some Senate and House District results here in Lake County.

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