LaTanya Keough, Center Manager for NIC Head Start, and Cori Holman, Sandpoint Center Manager for Mountain States Early Head Start, join Jim and Jack for a conversation about early childhood education and Child Abuse Prevention Month.

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Wednesday Morning Show hosts Chris and Suzy sat down with Jeremy Grimm, program officer with the LOR Foundation along with city planner for Ponderay, Eric Brubaker and Sandpoint mayor Shelby Rognstad to talk about the support that these communities have received from the LOR Foundation along with the mission and outlook this foundation holds for communities in the inland west.

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Join Morning Show hosts Suzy Prez and Julie Kallemeyn in a short discussion with Panhandle Trout Unlimited. Don Childress and Loren Albright, both former chapter presidents talk about upcoming benefit events, TU's conservation mission, education and more.

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High school students Ben Robinson and Dutton Rogers organizes of the recent School Walk Out stopped by the station to talk about why they decided this was an important action to take and how it turned out. They also talked about an upcoming event - March For Our Lives scheduled for Saturday, March 24.

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Wednesday Morning Show hosts Suzy and Chris sat down with Ross Longhini and Amy Longanecker from Panhandle Alliance for Education to talk about this vital educational support non-profit and their mission and goals. A second recorded interview was included with Shannon Williamson from the Lake Pend Oreille Waterkeeper who talked about the proposed BNSF bridge expansion project and what citizens can do to find out more and get involved. A third recorded interview with Sandpoint High School student organizers of the recent School Walk Out - Ben Robinson and Dutton Rogers.

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Join Tuesday Morning Show hosts Julie Perchynski and Julie Kallemeyn in a fun and fascinating talk about local sustainable agriculture in the area. Local grade A raw milk dairyman Paul Herndon and local organic beef rancher Chip Lawrence talk about the profound differences in farming. They discuss the advantages to sustainable local dairy and beef farming and some of the economic factors involved in these long term businesses.

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Wednesday Morning Show host Chris and Suzy welcomed Tami Feyen from Bonner General Health who talked about home health and the hospice program and the services offered. A second interview was included with Charles Mortensen from Pend Oreille Pedalers Bicycle Club.

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Join Tuesday Morning Show hosts Phil Hough and Julie Kallemeyn as they talk with Dr. Wayne Melquist, retired Idaho Fish and Game researcher and Emily Cleveland of the Idaho Conservation League. Dr Melquist has studied Ospreys for 45+ years. The Idaho Conservation League. Kaniksu Land Trust, and Avista Utilities have come together to bring Dr. Melquist to the Little Panida theater on March 16, 2018. This event hopes to raise awareness of conservation efforts in our area.

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Morning Show hosts Chris and Suzy sat down with Bonner County Election supervisor Charlie Wurm to talk about dates to remember regarding the upcoming primary election along with the list of candidate that have filed to date. A second interview with Ellen Weissman, executive director of the Sandpoint Area Seniors. Ellen talked about the support this organization provides to seniors in our community along with a few of their upcoming special fundraisers.

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Join Morning show host Phil Hough as he learns about the 2018 RUCK, a daylong educational event focused on long distance hiking, from Bob Turner, former president of ALDHA West and Tom Dabrowski, President, Idaho Trails Association

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