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Jeff Conner, one of the original founders of Boston Brass, stopped by the studio on Friday, March 30, to talk about the band’s upcoming performance that night at the Panida. Jeff talked about the quintet’s wide selection of musical styles in unique arrangements.

Jeff Conner of Boston Brass

On the same day, SARABETH, three sisters from Sandpoint, performed two songs “live” in KRFY’s studio. SARABETH — Sarah, Rachel, and Bethany — defines the band’s sound on the musical landscape as a mixture of pop and electronics, rock and country. You can see and listen to SARABETH on its YouTube video that was filmed in downtown Sandpoint. Just go to YouTube and type in SARABETH and “Amandus” — and enjoy! SARABETH was performing at Di Luna’s on Saturday, March 31.

Bethany, Sarah, Rachel, left to right

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On Monday, March 26, Rob Wakeley, board member of Kinderhaven, talked about the group foster home for children here in Sandpoint. He also talked about April as “Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month.” He brought along his friend Thor, a cardboard cutout whom Rob takes with him wherever he goes. Thor is a reminder to everyone Rob meets that April is “Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month.”

Left: Rob Wakeley Right: Jim Healey

On Tuesday, March 27, Zach Hagadone and John Reuter, editors and publishers of the Reader, talked about the closing down of the weekly newspaper with the next issue. They talked about their experiences in the eight years of publishing the Reader. The north Idaho community will miss the Reader. KRFY thanks Zach and John for their hard work and dedication over the past eight years of publishing the Reader. We wish them the best of luck in their future adventures.

Left: Josh Reuter Middle: Jim Healey Right: Zach Hagadone

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