March 2023 GO Sandpoint Magazine

MARCH 2023 

MAGAZINE 

SANDPOINT’S 

MONTHLY 

LOCAL 

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Q&A 

with Jed Stephensen 

FAMILY MAN, ER NURSE, 

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AND DOG MUSHER 

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"I GREW UP ON MY FATHER’S ALASKAN STORIES AND KNEW 

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READ THE BOOK 'DOG SONG' BY GARY PAULSON AND WAS 

HOOKED ON TAILS OF THE NORTH."

Jed Stephensen and his wife Amy moved to North Idaho from 

Kansas in 2015 “to get back to the mountains,” as Amy grew 

up in the West and Jed attended college in Idaho. Together, they 

have built a beautiful life here in Sandpoint with their twin 

8-year-old boys. 

Jed, who works as an ER nurse, has always enjoyed the 

wilderness—whether it be backpacking with his family, fishing, 

running, you name it. He’s an ultra-marathon runner and sled 

dog racer—and 2023 marks his first Iditarod! 

Q. Who is Jed Stephensen? 

A. I am a dreamer and an adventurer—and want to show my boys that 

they too can do hard things. My family is important to me, with my dad 

filling the role of dog handler, my mom acting as our support team. My 

boys have helped with dog care from the beginning, learning to love our 

dogs and developing a work ethic. 

Q. You will be participating in the 2023 Iditarod, with race day 

beginning March 4 (right as this issue hits the streets). What does 

training for an Iditarod entail? And what goal have you set for yourself 

when it comes to the competition? 

A. I have been building a dog team for six years. Finally, last year, my team 

was ready to run 800 race miles required to qualify to run the Iditarod 

(similar to qualifying for the Boston Marathon). I work on keeping the 

dogs conditioned over the summer months. But the real training starts in 

early September as temperatures consistently drop below 50˚F. I build up 

from 2-mile runs up to 50-mile runs over five months. This year, I raced in 

Eagle Cap Extreme—a 200-mile race—and Idaho Sled Dog Challenge—a 

300-mile race—to continue getting the team ready for Iditarod. I took 

second and third place, while receiving the veterinaries’ “Best Kept Team” 

award at the end of the first race. As a rookie (first time running Iditarod), 

my goal is to finish with a happy, healthy team. 

Q. What inspired this journey? And when did you make the decision 

to move forward with it? 

A. I grew up on my father’s Alaskan stories and knew that I wanted to be 

a dog musher since I was 9. I read the book "Dog Song" by Gary Paulson 

and was hooked on tails of the North. 

Q. What are the names of your sled dogs? And how did you know they 

could be trained for such a race? 

A. Sled dogs are usually named as a litter by theme. Our first litter was 

named after bears: Panda, Kodiak and Grizz. We named another litter 

after the dogs from Shakleton’s expedition: Sadie, Boomer and Sampson. 

There is also Loki and Freya. The rest of the dogs were acquired from 

other dog mushers: Seabiscuit, Addie, Kyle, Rio, Rajo, Muskox, Tigris, 

plus Marian. 

The dogs all have Alaskan husky bloodlines, which are bred to be sled 

dogs. However, we have rehomed a couple of dogs who enjoyed dog 

mushing but did not have the stamina to run the longer distances. After 

the race I finished [the beginning of February], my entire team still had 

tons of energy and could have easily kept going. 

Q. Your day job is that of an ER nurse. How do you maintain a successful 

work-life balance while still being able to pursue your passions? 

A. As a nurse, I work four days straight and then have a few days off at 

a time that I dedicate to training. However, on days that my wife works, 

I make sure my kids get on the school bus, rush off to run the dogs, and 

then hurry back before they get home from school. On days that she is 

home, I get in our longer runs. I definitely would not be able to pursue 

this dream without her support. 

Q. You’re also an avid ultra-marathon runner. How many races have 

you participated in? And is there any one race in particular that stands 

out as your favorite? 

A. I have run six races. Of those, Tushars 100k stands out the most, with 

its grueling mountain climbs. I ran it with my brother, and it took us 20 

hours to finish. My hope is that my dogs and I are possessed by the same 

animating spirit that inspires us to run long distances. 

Q. You and your family have built a ‘homestead’ here in Sandpoint. 

What’s an average day in the life of the Stephensen family look like? 

A. We have a small flock of Icelandic sheep and currently care for a 

friend’s goats over the winter. We planted an orchard with a variety of 

fruit trees a couple of years ago and are hoping to harvest more fruit this 

year than last. We had to clear enough land to let the sun in before putting 

in a garden—gardening is something I have enjoyed ever since I was a 

teenager. 

Q. What do you love most about being able to call Sandpoint “home”? 

A. I love the community, the snow in the mountains, and the adventurous 

spirit that so many individuals have here. 

Q. As you reflect back and look at where your life and choices have led 

you to today, what are you most proud of and thankful for? 

A. I am most proud of raising two happy healthy twin boys, maintaining 

a strong marriage, building a house with my own hands, qualifying for 

Iditarod, and running ultra-marathons. I am thankful for the animating 

spirit that inspires me to get after dreams, thankful for family, a good job 

and good health. 

I hope that in my journey to achieve my dreams that I inspire others to 

go after theirs as well.

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North Idaho Undercoating, a local veteran-owned company that officially opened in 2020, is the result of 

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“Rust never stops, and you can’t really win against Mother Nature,” Justin 

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Whereas hard coatings chip and crack, and rubberized products trap 

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Justin enjoys helping his customers understand his product and service, 

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Justin works with every customer to ensure they create a plan that both 

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He credits the success of his business to a variety of reasons, but most 

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he smiles. “When you solve a problem for them, and genuinely care, 

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Justin enjoys the opportunity to be able to meet people and help them, 

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He is proud to call Sandpoint—the place he was born and raised—home. 

He joined the military after graduating from Sandpoint High School in 

2008 but found his way back home with his wife Stephanie in 2018. He is 

actively involved with his church through facilitating a men’s group and 

assisting with middle/high school kids. Justin and Stephanie have also 

worked with local animal shelters, as well as businesses for fundraisers 

for first responders. “As a veteran, I am very focused on giving back,” 

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THE 

LIBRARY 

It was 1989 when Jim Clarke inspired the creation of 

Friends of the Library (FOL). He enlisted the help 

of his wife, Judith Clarke, along with Pat Stevens, 

Phyllis Burwell, Gloria Ray, Dick Wolf and Jeff Johnson 

(who would become the organization’s first president). 

“Jim was a strong patron of the library at the time, with 

friendships among the staff working [there],” shares Julie 

Smith, FOL president. “As a legally blind individual, 

he utilized the library and became inspired to form 

an organization of volunteers who could support the 

library. His wife, Judith, joined him in this pursuit.” 

Friends of the Library is a 501c3 organization, and the 

group serves as library advocates, raises and provides 

funding for projects that are not normally within the 

scope of the library operating budget, provides volunteer 

assistance with library programming, and otherwise 

promotes library services. 

“The Friends of the Library functions as an adjunct in 

how it supports the library through its book sales and 

events,” says Pam Webb, FOL member-at-large. “The 

FOL promotes the library’s mission to meet community 

needs by serving as ambassadors of the library through 

its offered programs and events.” 

The primary purpose of the Friends of the East Bonner 

County Library shall be: to maintain an association of 

person’s interested in libraries, to focus public attention 

on the library, to stimulate the use of the library’s 

resources and services, to receive and support and 

cooperate with the library in developing library services 

and facilities for the community and to support the 

freedom to read as expressed in the American Library 

Bill of Rights. 

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COUNTY LIBRARY AND SHARING 

THE LOVE OF READING WITH 

THE COMMUNITY 


Today, Friends of the Library has 101 members! 

When joining FOL, members may choose a lifetime 

membership or an annual designation, according 

to Julie. “Our membership year runs January 1 to 

December 31, so we are actively inviting new members 

and processing renewals.” 

Those interested in becoming a member can fill out a 

membership form, found in the membership brochure 

on the kiosk in the library lobby. When filling out the 

membership form, members can select several areas 

for involvement: book sorting, book sales, hospitality, 

publicity, program development or serving on the 

board—many of these activities require only a once-amonth 

commitment. 

Each month, FOL holds its Used Book Sale—with these 

book sales being their primary fundraiser and service 

to the community. “The monthly book sale is a treasure 

trove of reading choices, listening choices for music or 

books, or viewing choices of all sorts of movies and 

documentaries!” Julie affirms. “Each month the sale 

offers different choices among the various reading 

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may be interested in is delightful to see. Which leads to the fact that 

just the experience of browsing and shopping at the Used Book Sale is 

a time of pleasure, exploration and, hopefully, discovery of an item that 

must be purchased. The atmosphere is welcoming, the ‘weather’ inside 

is warm, and when finished with the sale just a few more steps can take 

a person into the library for another wonderful experience!” 

As Irene Adler, Book Sale chair, adds, “FOL receives books, DVDs, 

CDs and audio books from the library as they cull their various 

collections … to make room for new inventory, but it mainly helps to 

keep their collections fresh, with choices that members of the public 

are interested in checking out.” 

These items are then sold at at extremely affordable prices—$1 for 

hardback books, $.50 for paperbacks, half price for children’s books, 

along with some books that are specially priced. “Putting books into 

the hands of the community has been a constant purpose/theme for 

FOL and its members,” Irene states. 

Members of the community are also welcome to donate items for 

the sale, some of which may be added to the library’s collection. All 

materials must be in good condition, clean, dry and mold-free. The 

library currently accepts three boxes of donations at a time. Accepted 

items are books (hardback, paperback, children’s), audiobook and 

music CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray, as well as video games. Financial 

donations are also gratefully accepted. 

“Creating this monthly event offers the community an opportunity 

to financially support their library,” smiles Julie. Approximately $750 

is raised each month from the sale. “Primarily our money is donated 

back to the library in our matching grants each December. In 2021, we 

were able to offer $3,500 to be matched by the community and in 2022 

the offer was $5,000. That grant was matched by our community to 

around $18,000.” 

Donated books also support The Native Plant Society’s library; 

several “Little Libraries”; the Juvenile Detention Center and county 

jail; smaller private schools with non-fiction educational sets that 

have been weeded; assorted books to the Assisted Living Centers; 

and various schools throughout the community. “This past fall, our 

program contributions funded 10 wireless hotspots at $120 each for 

three years. the Library of Things $3,000, a yearly staff monetary gift, 

and new flight controls for the flight simulator,” according to Julie. 

Not only does attending the book sale support the library through 

your purchases, Julie adds that one of the greatest benefits is that of 

the community, meeting up with friends and fellow readers. “The 

Friends of the Library is more than the monthly book sales,” she says. 

“Programs and events that benefit and enable the library to reach out 

to community members is also a vital aspect of FOL. There is also the 

camaraderie within the group, as we create friendships out of our love 

for reading, books, and getting books into the hands of others.” 

FOL’s Monthly Used Book Sale is held 10am to 2pm the first Saturday 

of the month, with upcoming 2023 sales as follows: March 4, April 1, 

May 6, June 3, July 1, August 5, September 2, October 7, November 4 

and December 6. 

Mark your calendars for March 14, Pi Day, as the Friends of the Library 

will host a Koffee Klatch in the East Bonner County Library Community 

“A LIBRARY CARD IS A 

LIFELONG PASSPORT 

TO EXPLORING THE 

NEW AND ADDING ON 

TO THE KNOWN."

Rooms, where local book club members and reading enthusiasts are invited 

to share their favorite reads with other like-minded readers. There will also 

be opportunities to discuss books in breakout genre discussion groups. 

In recognition of Women’s History Month, there will be a display table of 

current women authors. 

“The library is a place of community, as well as a place of multiple resources 

not easily obtained through streaming and electronic access,” affirms Pam. 

“The library is beyond books in scope. DVDs, video games, audio books, 

newspapers, magazines—they are free to check out and enjoy. The library 

gives back to the community and is community-centered in its approach.” 

The East Bonner County Library has a variety of other services it provides 

to the community: the seed catalog and Wi-Fi hotspots; a computer lab 

and a 3D printer; a Lifelong Learning Center—where youth and adults 

have access to tutors for school subjects and technology tutoring for those 

needing assistance with smartphones, tablets, and other technology. In 

addition, the library offers meeting space for nonprofit groups, a teen space 

and children’s programs. 

If you or your child has yet to secure a library card of your own, there’s 

no time like the present. “A library card is a lifelong passport to exploring 

the new and adding on to the known,” smiles Pam. “A library card helps 

children become independent and helps them to learn about responsibility, 

providing them the opportunity of selecting for themselves books that spark 

their imaginations and interests, promoting lifelong reading skills. It opens 

up a world beyond Sandpoint.” 

Show your support to our local library and our Friends of the Library by 

attending an upcoming Used Book Sale, signing up to become a member, or 

donating those books and items you and your children have outgrown that 

will become a new treasure for a reader in our community. 

Friends of the Library's Founding Members

EAL 

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AVOID THESE 5 PITFALLS 

WHEN SELLING YOUR HOME 

Maximize your profit and minimize your stress 

by BEN GEANETTA, REALTOR®, TEAM LEAD 

It’s that time of year again—the selling season has arrived. Typically, March marks the 

beginning of the housing market’s busy season as the snow melts and spring break nears for 

many potential buyers. However, this year will be different from the past two, as sellers will 

need to put more effort to prepare their homes for showings. 

If you recall, only a year ago, just a mere whisper of a seller putting their house on the market 

would result in 20 offers, with 19 above asking price, and one offer including the seller’s firstborn 

child at the asking price. 

The current market is more challenging, as it has shifted toward a more natural state. To ensure a 

successful and seamless transaction, preparation and presentation will play a crucial role. 

As you prepare to sell your house in 2023, there are a few things that you should and shouldn't 

be doing. 

1. Don’t turn off the utilities. To ensure a smooth and seamless transaction, it’s imperative to 

leave the utilities on until the ownership is transferred. This can prevent unwanted surprises 

and unexpected disruptions during the showing and inspection process. Imagine walking into a 

home only to find it is too cold or too dark to properly assess its features. This can quickly spoil 

the excitement of buying a new home and cause stress for both the buyer and the seller. On the 

other hand, if the utilities have been turned off prior to the inspection, it can cause delays in the 

purchase process as arrangements need to be made to have the utilities turned back on and the 

inspector rescheduled for another visit. 

2. Do repairs and deferred maintenance.. The second thing you shouldn’t do when selling 

your home in 2023, ignoring those nagging deferred maintenance and repairs. Neglecting these 

repairs sends a message to buyers that your house hasn’t been well-kept, and it could dampen 

their confidence in making an offer. 

Fear not, a little elbow grease can work wonders! Spruce up your space by addressing those 

minor repairs and giving it a fresh coat of paint. While you’re at it, make sure all your light 

bulbs are functioning and the same color tone. These simple and inexpensive improvements can 

instantly boost your home’s appeal.

As a resort town, Sandpoint is highly 

desirable and attracts many buyers. 

3. Do depersonalize and declutter. As you prepare to sell your 

home, now is a great opportunity to get a head start on packing 

and decluttering. You can begin by filling your closets and garage 

with boxes. Also assess the items you have in your home. Do you 

really want to transport all the furniture that will be susceptible to 

damage during the move? This is an ideal time to purge your space 

and let go of items that have accumulated over the years. By doing 

so, not only will your home show better in photos, but it will also 

create a more appealing atmosphere for perspective buyers. 

4. Don’t be stubborn and difficult. To maximize your chances 

of selling your home, it's important to be flexible when it comes 

to showings. Having potential buyers visit your home is essential; 

simply viewing online photos is not enough. It's like windowshopping 

and rarely leads to a sale. 

Buyers usually visit three to five homes in one day, so the time slot 

they are requesting might already be part of their tour schedule. 

Additionally, there's a high chance that they are visiting from out of 

town, and this is their only opportunity to see your house. By being 

accommodating and flexible, you may increase your chances of 

securing the best offer and terms. Enduring a bit of inconvenience 

could pay off in the end. 

5. Don’t have a price hangover.. Lastly, don't overlook the 

significance of market conditions. It's crucial to stay informed 

about the local real estate market and adjust your selling strategy 

accordingly. Avoid the temptation to generalize national trends to 

the local market or to your specific property, as the conditions may 

be vastly different. This is especially true in North Idaho, where 

each property is unique and the market is highly localized. 

As a resort town, Sandpoint is highly desirable and attracts many 

buyers. The interplay of supply and demand will influence the real 

estate market, and it's important to be aware of these trends. To 

ensure that you're making informed decisions, have your real estate 

agent analyze the market data from August 2022 to present. And 

please don’t have a price hangover from the wildness of the COVID 

period. Overpricing your property could lead to frustration, as 

potential buyers will simply window-shop and walk on by.

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Market Snapshot 

courtesy of BEN GEANETTA, REALTOR®, TEAM LEAD 

THE MEDIAN HOME SALE PRICE IN THE THREE NORTHERN COUNTIES OF IDAHO HAVE REMAINED 

RELATIVELY STABLE OVER THE PAST SIX MONTHS. As inflation improves, mortgage rates have too. With the 

mainstream media, such as the Wall Street Journal, starting to take notice, it is expected home buyers will reenter 

the housing market facing more competition than in previous months. Now is the time to team up with 

the best real estate agent and lender for you to ensure you’re in the best position to make a home purchase. 

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PENDING 

As we approach spring 2023, the real estate market is beginning 

to stir from a slumber that began in the summer of 2022. Although 

this is a typical seasonal pattern, mortgage rates are also starting 

to gradually climb back into the 5% range. However, there are 

indications that rates could potentially drop even further, possibly 

dipping into the high 4% range. As you navigate through the dynamic 

real estate market, it’s crucial for your unique needs, objectives, and 

timeline to be carefully considered and addressed. 

TIPS FOR NAVIGATING THIS HOUSING MARKET: 

My top recommendation is to hire a full-time local real estate expert 

who possesses a deep understanding of the market and can create 

a personalized plan that caters to your unique circumstances. If you 

are selling your property, it’s essential to scrutinize the REALTOR®’s 

past listings’, their marketing startegies, services, and also request 

their specific strategy for selling your home. For buyers, it’s crucial 

to engage a real estate agent who actively listens to what you want, 

has established connections with reputable lenders, title companies, 

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TRENDS 

Data collected from Movoto.com 

MEDIAN PRICE PER SQFT 

$590 

$560 

$530 

$500 

$470 

$440 

$410 

$380 

Aug 2022 

Sept 2022 

Oct 2022 

Nov 2022 

Dec 2022 

Jan 2023 

INVENTORY 

220 

180 

140 

100 

60 

20 

Aug 2022 

Sept 2022 

Oct 2022 

Nov 2022 

Dec 2022 

Jan 2023 

MEDIAN HOME SIZE SQFT 

1.95 

1.90 

1.85 

1.80 

1.75 

1.70 

32 

1.65 

Aug 2022 

Sept 2022 

Oct 2022 

Nov 2022 

Dec 2022 

Jan 2023

L O C A L E X P E R T 

WORLD - CLASS REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL 

J a c k i e S u a r e z 

REAL Market Update - Brought to you by Jackie Suarez, Associate Broker 

What is the current real estate market climate in North Idaho? 

Slowly but surely, winter is loosening its icy grip and our market is warming up. More sellers are listing their 

homes and land for sale and buyers are watching intently for properties that satisfy their needs. Although 

our residential market is not trading at lightning speed (compared to last year’s late winter season), 

well-priced homes are still in high demand and some are seeing multiple offers. Timing is everything – 

second quarter 2023 may hold the perfect storm for buyers who want to take advantage of lower prices and 

get ahead of possible rising interest rates. Stay tuned, if this spring is consistent with past market trends, we 

should see an innux of available dwellings and land as temperatures rise. 

In the past 30 days, cash buyers accounted for 34% of residential sales. * 

Three tips for navigating this market: 

1. Get advice from full-time real estate professionals who are experts in your local market. 

2. Sellers: Price, timing and marketing are important. Focus on your presentation, be aware of other 

competing properties and be ready to negotiate. 

3. Buyers, get familiar with your target area and be ready to recognize a good buy. If you’re borrowing, have 

a lender with a proven track record working for you. Thoroughly inspect any property you decide to 

purchase. 

Our market is constantly changing. 

What is important to me remains the same - God, Family and Relationships. 

Contact Jackie Suarez, your local expert for help with your real estate needs. 

“Jackie has a genuine character and that really shines in building trust out 

of the gate. I have bought and sold many homes and I have experienced 

good agents and very poor agents. Jackie is an excellent agent. I would 

say her pillar of strength is her honesty. Honesty is hard to find in most industries 

today so we must cherish and recognize this when we experience it.” 

Rick P., Clark Fork, ID 

“Jackie was the consummate professional from start to finish.” 

Steven S., Sandpoint, ID 

Honored to be voted “Sandpoint’s Finest Realtor®” 

2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022 

2020 

Jackie Suarez, Associate Broker | 208-290-5888 | JackieSuarez.com 

*Data based on Selkirk MLS residential sales from 1/19/2023 –2/19/2023.

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THE FOLLIES: SUPER SWEET SIXTEEN 

MARCH 3-4 

The Follies, Angels Over Sandpoint's signature fundraiser, returns to the Panida Theater 

March 3 and 4. This year's theme for the audience is an '80s-inspired "Super Sweet 

Sixteen." Be prepared for a fun experience like no other, as the event features some of 

Sandpoint's best in talent. Funds raised from The Follies allows Angels Over Sandpoint 

to continue their mission of helping those in need in our community. Both nights, 

doors open at 7pm, with the show starting at 8pm. Tickets are $30 and are available at 

Eichardt's or online at EventBrite.com. 

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Ski and snowboard representatives will be bringing gear for the 2023-2024 season for you 

to try before anyone else. With at least 20 brands represented with over 400 pairs of skis 

and boards, you get to be the gear tester and let all your friends know what great things 

are happening next year! The best part is that 100 percent of the proceeds will go directly 

to the Panhandle Alliance for Education. Your ticket grants you access to the demo area, 

where you can shop around, talk to reps and pick out the ski or board that you would 

like to try. Tickets are priced $60 to $135 and can be purchased on EventBrite.com. The 

event takes place from 7:30am to 2:30pm. The silent auction ends, and raffles drawn, at 

3pm at the demo area. 

2,400 FEET OF SCHWEITZER 

MARCH 25 

Don't miss this fundraising event on Saturday, March 25. The Giant Slalom course 

begins at the Sky House lodge at the summit of Schweitzer and finishes at the Outback 

lodge at the base of the mountain, 2,400 vertical feet and nearly 2 ½ miles of skiing. 

Teams will ski and ride for prizes, bragging rights and, most importantly, fundraising for 

cystinosis research. The race kicks off at 7am. The day also includes a barbecue lunch at 

the Mountain View patio at 10:30am, followed by awards, and at the end of the day, enjoy 

an Après Ski Party in Taps. Additional details can be found at 24HoursforHank.org. 

RED RIDING HOOD 

MARCH 25 

Missoula Children's Theatre presents Red Riding Hood at The Panida Theater on 

Saturday, March 25, offering two opportunities to see the show, at 1 and 4pm (doors 

open one hour prior to each show). The ever-popular community theater event casts 

a host of local children for this local production of the fairytale classic; auditions take 

place 3:30 to 5:30pm March 20 at Forrest Bird Charter School, with approximately 50 

to 60 roles available for local students grades kindergarten through 12th. Tickets to 

the show are priced $5 for children and $15 for adults, and can be purchased online at 

ArtinSandpoint.org/mct. 

*Please note, as of press time, these events were still scheduled to take place as planned. 

Be sure to visit event websites to stay up to date with current information.

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NIBCA HOME & GARDEN SHOW COMES TO THE FAIRGROUNDS 


Say goodbye to winter and welcome spring by attending the Home 

& Garden Show, with 2023 marking the inaugural year of NIBCA's 

Home & Garden Show here in Sandpoint. “We worked with National 

to include Bonner County into our territory and were granted this 

last year,” shares Emily Bradley, executive officer for the North Idaho 

Building Contractors Association (NIBCA). 

From beautiful landscaped gardens and plants to home improvement 

contractors, there is something for everyone, as the show brings 

homeowners together with the area's top building experts and 

remodelers, who will be on hand to share their valuable knowledge that 

will bring your ideas to life ... or inspire new ones. 

At the Home & Garden Show, where all are invited to attend, attendees 

can expect face-to-face interaction with professionals who can assist 

you with your home service and improvement needs. “We will have 

an education stage to give tips on home financing, remodel, safety and 

improvement,” says Emily. 

Emily says the highlight of the weekend for those who attend is having 

the opportunity to meet the people who could potentially be working on 

your home. “It helps build trust and lifelong friendships with members 

of the community,” she smiles. 

When it comes to what NIBCA hopes attendees will walk away with 

after attending the Home & Garden Show, Emily affirms it’s the contacts 

they’ll make. “When planning a large renovation, or repair, it’s important 

to do your homework on quality, professionalism and experience. This 

event allows for those connections to be made.” 

Though the event is free to attend, they are asking those in attendance to 

donate non-perishable food items to benefit the local food bank. 

The NIBCA is an advocacy group that hosts local events, and The 

Home & Garden show features NIBCA’s Associate members—those 

who support builders from lending/real estate to the trades such as 

plumbing, electrical, painting, and much more. “This assists us in our 

mission of protecting and promoting the building industry in North 

Idaho,” says Emily. 

Show dates and hours are 10am to 6pm April 1 and 10am to 4pm April 2. 

For additional details, visit NIBCA.com/nibca-home-and-garden-show. 

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K. Irion. She was born in 1889 and moved to Sandpoint in 

1906. She earned herself “the first woman” designation for 

several local and federal positions. She was the first woman 

to become the county's school superintendent, and about 10 

years later the first woman to serve on the Sandpoint City 

Council. Around the same time, in the 1920s, her talents 

expanded nationally, as she was the first woman nominated 

from Idaho to run for U.S. Congress. This was an uncommon 

honor considering it was in 1917, just a few years before Nell’s 

nomination, that the first woman ever served in the U.S. 

Congress. So many women made lasting impressions and 

changes in Bonner County and set the stage for the women 

of today. We owe them our gratitude. 

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& pickup days, please check our 

website or follow 3 Mile Auction 

on Facebook. 

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We Take Consignments! 

Stop by our shop, located at 

the junction of Hwy 95 & Hwy 

2 - 3 Mile Store corner, or call to 

inquire about items accepted & 

drop-off times. 

3 Mile Auction Does On-Site 

Auctions & Estate Sales! 

Call for more information. 

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866.783.0047 

208.263.4212 

Full Service Parts & Sales 

3 Minutes S. of Sandpoint in Sagle on HWY 95 

30 Gun Club Road, Sagle, ID 83860 

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208-295-1033 

3mileauction@gmail.com 

510311 US-95, Bonners Ferry

VENUES 

CATERING 

LODGING 

MEETING ROOM 

MAX CAPACITY 

219 Lounge 

208.263.5673 • 219.bar 

Sandpoint’s hometown lounge and live music venue for over 87 years featuring 20 beers on tap, wine 

and classic cocktails. Enjoy the outdoor patio and bar during the summer months. 

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Best Western Plus Ponderay 800.780.7234 

208.255.4500 

BestWestern.com 

80 

Dover Bay Waterfront Resort 208.265.159 

- DoverBayIdaho.com 

200 

Heartwood Center 208.263.8699 

- HeartwoodSandpoint.com 

170 

Lodge at Sandpoint 208.263.2211 

- LodgeAtSandpoint.com 

30 

Ponderay Event Center 208.263.0271 

- PonderayEvents.com 

65 

Schweitzer Mountain Resort 208.263.9555 ext.2820 

- Schweitzer.com 

225 

Sandpoint Business & Event Center 208.263.7770 

- SandpointEventsCenter.com 

700 

Talus Rock Luxury Lodging 208.255.8458 

- TalusRockRetreat.com 

30 

The Idaho Club 

208.265.2345 - 

TheIdahoClub.com 50 

HEALTH & BEAUTY 

Kaniksu Community Health Health Clinic 208.265.6252 Marketing@kchni.org 

www.KCHNorthIdaho.org 

Litehouse YMCA Fitness Center 208.263.6633 YMCA@YMCAINW.org 

YMCAINW.org 

Missi Balison Fitness • Personal Trainer 

MissiBalisonFitness.com 

208.290.2081 • Missi@MissiBalisonFitness.com 

A small group and private training studio for women only, Missi Balison Fitness provides certified personal trainers who will keep you 

exercising safely and motivated in a fun environment. Small group training allows a maximum of eight participants per session. 

Natural Fitness Fitness Center 208.263.0676 Shawn@NaturalFitnessGym.com 

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Sandpoint Super Drug Pharmacy 208.263.1408 SPTSuperDrug@gmail.com SandpointSuperDrug.com 

SERVICES 

Aqua Plumbing Plumber 208.265.2782 - 

AquaPlumbingID.com 

C&M Cleaning Cleaner 208.610.8645 - 

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Satisfaction Painting Painter 208.290.3753 Office@SatisfactionPainting.com SatisfactionPainting.com 

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PEDIATRICS PEDIATRICS 

FAMILY FAMILY MEDICINE 

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 

DENTAL 

Bonners Ferry 

Bonners Ferry 

208.267.1718 

208.267.1718 

Priest River 

Priest River 

208.448.2321 

208.448.2321 

Sandpoint 

Sandpoint 

208.265.6252 

208.265.6252 

kchnorthidaho.org 

STAY AT HOME HOMECARE 

Skilled. Personal. Caring. 

NURSING SERVICES 

Using my experience of caring for residents with various forms 

of dementia, to patiently meet the health and emotional needs 

of clients in their home —no rushing! 

*See my website for the full list of my services and pricing 

• Hygiene-related needs 

• Transferring 

• Frequent position changes 

• Eating/feeding assistance 

• Vital signs 

• Monitor medical equipment 

• Medication reminders 

• End-of-life comfort care 

• Administer care plan orders 

• Work with family/nurses/hospice 

• Complete forms/logs 

• And more 

NON-NURSING SERVICES 

Lisa Olson 

StayAtHomeHomecareLLC.com 

208.627.6935 

StayAtHomeHomecareLLC@gmail.com 

• Meal & snack prep 

• Shuttle/escort client to local 

appts/shopping 

• Errands & shopping for client 

• Friendly companionship 

• Reading to client 

• Hair/makeup care 

• Light housekeeping 

• Arrange for house repair/service 

• Assist with assorted paperwork 

• Maintain CNA & CPR + AED 

certification

THINGS TO DO 

Arts & Crafts Fair 

Art / Music Event 

Summer 

208.263.6139 

ArtinSandpoint.org/arts-crafts-fair 

Art Walk 


Summer 

208.263.6139 

ArtinSandpoint.org/artwalk 

Festival at Sandpoint 


Summer 

208.265.4554 FestivalatSandpoint.com 

Sandpoint SummerFest 


Summer 

208.263.2217 

Eureka-Institute.org/sandpointsummerfest.html 

Schweitzer Fall Fest 

Festival 

Fall 

208.263.9555 


The Idaho Club 

Golf Courses 

Spring / Summer / Fall 

208.265.2345 

TheIdahoClub.com 

Sandpoint Elks Golf Course Golf Courses Spring / Summer / Fall 208.263.4321 

- 

Geo Hali Sandpoint Helicopter Charters 

Tours / Charters 

Summer 

509.795.1311 

GeoHeliSpokane.com 

Go Fish! Charters 


Summer 

208.597.5020 

GoFishCharters.org 

Lake Pend Oreille Cruises 


Summer 

208.255.5253 

LakePendOreilleCruises.com 

Bottle Bay Resort & Marina 

Marina 

Summer 

208.263.5916 

BottleBayResort.com 

Dover Bay Resort 

Marina 

Summer 

208.265.1597 

DoverBayIdaho.com 

Sandpoint Marina 

Western Pleasure Guest Ranch 

Action Water Sports 

Sandpoint Watercraft Rentals 

Sandpoint Watersports 

TOP 10 ACTIVITIES 

Take a Brewery Tour 

Marina 

Outdoor / 

Mountain Activities 

Water Recreation / 

Rentals 


Rentals 


Rentals 

Sandpoint is home to four great breweries. Bike to each, or 

take a walking tour: Matchood Brewing Co., Utara BrewingCo., 

MickDuff’s Brewing Co., Laughing Dog Brewing. 

Catch a Show at the Panida Theater 

Stop in the historic theater for an independent feature or 

short film. 

Panida.org 

Summer 

Year-Round 

Summer 

Summer 

Summer 

208.263.3083 

888.863.9066 

208.263.9066 

208.255.7100 

208.265.9672 

208.920.9292 

Spend a Day at City Beach 

SandpointWaterfront.com 

WesternPleasureRanch.com 

ActionWaterSportsLessons.com 

SandpointWaterCraftRentals.com 

SandpointWatersports.com 

Enjoy fun in the sun at the sandy, grassy downtown public 

beach on the lake. 

SandpointIdaho.gov 

Visit Schweitzer Mountain 

Explore the village dining and shopping and enjoy the 

adventures in summer and winter. 


Shop the Sandpoint Shopping District 

Explore the many unique shops in charming downtown. 

DowntownSandpoint.com 

Drive The Pend Oreille Scenic Byway 

Experience some of North Idaho’s most scenic views along this 

33.4-mile drive. 

VisitIdaho.org/things-to-do/scenic-byways-backcountrydrives/pend-oreille-scenic-byway 

Relax with a Spa Day 

Visit the Wildflower Spa at Seasons Resort or Highlands North Day 

Spa for a day of rejuvenation. 

TheWildflowerDaySpa.com | HighlandsNorthDaySpa.com 

Explore Local Galleries 

Walk the downtown and stop in at several local galleries to 

enjoy local and regional art. 

Stop in Cedar Street Bridge 

Explore various shops and restaurants in the downtown 

bridge spanning Sand Creek. 

CedarStreetBridge.com 

Do a Tasting at the Local Winery 

Enjoy local sips from Pend d’Oreille Winery. 

POWine.com 

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Gain Even More Momentum in 

2023! 

Momentum now offers open gym time to members 

only from 5-9am & 2-7pm, Monday-Friday + all day on 

Saturday & Sunday, so you can work out whenever 

it suits your schedule. 

Sign up for the gym membership and add the optional 

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You'll have access to daily workouts, special classes and 

other specials as part of our membership program. It's a 

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MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP RATES FOR MARCH 

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90-Minute Massage - $105 

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COMBO RATES 

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1013 Lake St., Ste. 100, Sandpoint, ID 

Barrel 33’s march calendar 

Join us for a month filled with exciting events— 

Paint & Sips, Live Music, Crafted Libations, and so much more! 

Live Music: 

Live Music: 

03 Bright 04 Chris & 09 Paint & Sip 

Moments 

Lauren 

5:00-8:00 5:00-8:00 5:30-8:30 

Live Music: 

Matt Lome 

10 Live Music: 

Bright Moments 

5:00-8:00 

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5:00-8:00 

feature event— 

15 

Sushi & Sake 

6:00-8:00 with Sushi Sensei 

Join us for a traditional cut and rolled sushi class covering the basics and 

paired with a Sake tasting! This event is guaranteed to be a blast and sell 

out quickly as space is limited. Don’t wait to register! 

Accidental Harmonies St. 

Paddy’s Day: live music, 

dancing and all things Irish! 

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5:30-8:30 

Yoga & Mimosas 

18 

9:00-10:00am 

18 24 25 

Live Music: 

Chris & 

& 

5:00-8:00 Lauren 

5:00-8:00 

Live Music: 

Larry Meyer 

all weekend! 

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4:30-7:30 

Paint & Sip: 

Nicole from 

Whiskey Jack 

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Follow us for additional event information as well as to register for any of our events! 

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100 N. FIRST AVE., SANDPOINT, ID

TRINITY AT CITY BEACH SWEET LOU’S JALAPEÑOS 

LOCAL EATS 

219 Lounge Sandpoint 208.263.5673 Bar 

$$ 

Arlo’s Ristorante Sandpoint 208.255.4186 Italian 

$$ 

Baxter’s on Cedar Sandpoint 208.229.8377 New American 

$$ 

City Beach Organics Sandpoint 208.265.9919 Organic / Vegan 

$$ 

Dish at Dover Bay Dover Bay 208.265.6467 

American / 

Seafood 

$$ 

Eichardt’s Sandpoint 208.263.4005 Pub 

$-$$ 

Fat Bass Bar & Grill Priest River 208.265.8854 

Steakhouse / 

$$ 

American 

Hoot Owl Cafe Ponderay 208.265.9348 Cafe 

$-$$ 

Jalapeños Mexican Restuarant Sandpoint 208.263.2995 Mexican 

$-$$ 

Joel’s Sandpoint 208.265.8991 Mexican 

$-$$ 

MickDuff’s Brewpub Sandpoint 208.255.4351 Pub / American 

$$ 

Pend d’Oreille Winery Sandpoint 208.265.8545 Modern Cuisine 

$$ 

Second Avenue Pizza Sandpoint 208.263.9321 Pizza $$ 

Secret Thai Sandpoint 208.263.9960 Thai 

$$ 

Sky House Schweitzer 208.263.9555 American 

$$ 

Spuds Waterfront Grill Sandpoint 208.265.4311 American 

$$ 

Sweet Lou’s Ponderay 208.263.1381 American 

$$ 

Thai Nigiri Sandpoint 208.265.2587 Thai/Sushi 

$$ 

The Hydra Sandpoint 208.263.7123 Steakhouse 

$$ 

Trinity at City Beach Sandpoint 208.255.7558 Seafood $$ 

BREAKFAST 

LUNCH 

DINNER 

LOUNGE 

WATERFRONT 

KIDS’ MENU 

PARTIES 

CATERING 

PRICING 

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right place! We’ve got all the food 

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sunday 

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Magic Sundays - Magic By Star Alexander table-side performance, 5-8pm 

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DIVISON 

Ponderosa Park 

farmin stidwell 

Chestnut 

lake pend oreille 

high school 

2 

sand creek 

bike path 

Sand Cree k Byway 

200 

Spruce 

Hickory 

hickory street park 

visitor center 

sand creek 

Larch 

MAIN 

Larch 

Fir 

dover bike path 

Madison 

Haley 

library 

Monroe 

sandpoint middle 

school 

sandpoint high 

school 

playing fields 

Richland 

Washington 

Ontario 

Elliot 

Jefferson 

Lake 

Garden 

CEDAR 

Olive 

Ella 

Poplar 

Erie 

Ella 

Ruth 

Michigan 

Marion 

Florence 

pine st. park 

park 

Florence 

Forest 

PINE 

Lavina 

Oak 

park 

Alder 

Superior 

Boyer 

6th 

St. Claire 

Euclid 

Lakeview Blvd 

Farmin park 

Antoine 

Huron 

cedar street bridge 

panida theater 

4th 

Church 

NIC & 

Events Center 

3rd 

2nd 

Idaho 

Pacific 

1st 

Dearborn 

marina 

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city beach 

marina 

95 

Madison 

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memorial field 

3rd ave. pier 

Lily 

Lake Pend Oreille Dr. 

North Shore Dr. 

Lakeview park 

SANDPOINT 

on Lake Pend Oreille 

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Free Spring Workshop 

Saturday, March 25th, 

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Digital 

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