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December 18, 2012 by Susan

Special Guests in the Studio Tuesday Morning: The Bonner County Human Rights Task Force Interviewed

This morning Jim Healey had Brenda Hammond (3- time president) and former Sandpoint Mayor Gretchen Hellar (acting treasurer) in the Tiki Room for an informative interview about the nature and history of this grass-roots organization now established for 20 years in Bonner County.

Brenda Hammond, President (left), Jim Healey KRFY (center), Gretchen Hellar, Treasurer (right) of the Bonner County Human Rights Task Force organization in the studio Tuesday morning to discuss the history and goals of this grass-roots group celebrating 20 years in Bonner County.

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KRFY’s Local Decision ’26, has featured interviews with candidates for all contested local races, including Bonner County Commissioner District 1; and Legislative District 1 offices of House Seat A and B, and Senate. Hear interviews on our podcast page.

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