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January 14, 2016 by radioactive

Morning Show to discuss refugees with mayor, commissioner

Shelby Rognstad and Glen Bailey

Shelby Rognstad and Glen Bailey (from left).

Coming Tuesday, January 19: The KRFY Morning Show delves into one of the most contentious of current local issues, with Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad and Bonner County Commissioner Glen Bailey in the studio for a discussion of the city and county resolutions on refugee resettlement. Airtime is at 8 a.m., at 88.5 FM.

GOT A QUESTION? If you have a question for any of our Morning Show guests, email us at [email protected] at least the day prior to the show; when possible we will ask your questions ON AIR during the interviews.

If you can’t tune in to 88.5 FM by radio, you can hear the live stream here on our website via the button at right; or visit that afternoon to hear the recorded show on our Podcast page.

The talk Tuesday with Rognstad and Bailey will cover the differing city and county resolutions. Continue reading →

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January 12, 2016 by Susan

Environment, Refugees Top Upcoming Morning Show Interviews

KRFY Morning ShowOn the Tuesday, January 12, edition of the Morning Show, Sandpoint’s Gary Payton provided a recap of his participation at the U.N. Climate Convention in Paris; and Susan Drumheller from the Idaho Conservation League talked about how to act locally on this global issue.
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Thursday, January 14th: Tune into 88.5 KRFY for the Thursday edition of the Morning Show with host Jack Peterson.  His guest will be Sandy Compton from the Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness organization. That’s at 8:00 a.m. on 88.5 FM, KRFY, listener supported community radio for north Idaho.

Coming Tuesday, January 19: The KRFY Morning Show delves into the most contentious of current local issues, with Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad and Bonner County Commissioner Glen Bailey in the studio for a discussion of the city and county resolutions on refugee resettlement. Airtime is at 8 a.m., at 88.5 FM. If you can’t tune into the airwaves, hear the live stream here on our website via the button at right; or come back that afternoon to hear the recording on our Podcast page.

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU – 88.5 KRFY LISTENERS.  If you have a question for any of our morning interview guests, drop us an email at [email protected]  or call and leave a phone message at 265-2992. When possible, we will ask your questions ON AIR during the Morning Show interviews.

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CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS

For KRFY’s Local Decision ’26, running up to the November 3 election, each Wednesday beginning September 30 we’ll be airing interviews with candidates for the contested Bonner County Commissioner District 1; and Legislative District 1 offices of House Seat A and B, and Senate.

There are also three local ballot measures to be covered during the Local Decision series. The City of Sandpoint is proposing a 1% local option tax on all sales in the city. The City of Dover will have a proposal for a 12% short-term lodging tax. The Westside Fire District is proposing a two-year property tax levy increase of $23 per $100,000 assessed value.

A variety of state and federal offices, plus ballot propositions, will also be on the ballot. Click to see the sample consolidated general election ballot.

A note on KRFY funding

How has defunding and closure of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting affected KRFY? Our station is funded solely by listeners, supporters and underwriters and has never received funding from the CPB. But some syndicated shows KRFY airs will be affected. The National Federation of Community Broadcasters has prepared a statement on impacts of the CPB closure. Click to read it.

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