Morning Show hosts Chris and Suzy sat down with Pat Wentworth from the Sandpoint Community Garden, and Emma Stanford from the Farmers' Market at Sandpoint for a chat about the upcoming gardening season and these community garden organizations.

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Join KRFY Tuesday Morning Show hosts Julie Kallemeyn and Phil Hough to learn from Manuela Eiring about everything happening with the Bonner County Gardeners Association. MIchele Murphree offers a great update on the school garden program and all the new community gardens happening in our area. It will put you in the mood to get your hands hands dirty!

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Morning Show hosts Chris and Suzy welcomed Sally Lawry and Bobbie Franklin from the Community Assistance League who talked about their organization and their grants and scholarship programs. A second interview with Lake Pend Oreille Waterkeeper, director Shannon Williamson, focused on ground contaminates leaching into ground water, rivers, creeks and the lake.

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Representatives of the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint join Jim and Jack to talk about a busy season and summer ahead. Then, Ricci Witte of the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce returns to the Morning Show to talk flowers.

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Join KRFY Tuesday Morning Show hosts Julie Kallemeyn and Don Childress in a lively discussion of the upcoming Inland Northwest Ruck. Veteran long distance hikers Bob and Chris Turner talk about the 5th annual Ruck, their backgrounds in long distance hiking, information on why folks should attend, and some fun hiker stories.

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Morning Show host Chris Bessler visited with folks from the Idaho Master Naturalists about their upcoming spring programs. A second interview with Mandy Evans, executive director of the Panhandle Animal Shelter who talked about the diverse programs offered at the shelter and upcoming events.

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Hosts Suzy Prez and Ryan Baumgartner welcomed students (Lark Waldrup, Kysa Orr, Grace Rookey, Adan Hietz, and Priya Sullivan),and teacher Kelly Kietzman, from the Sandpoint Waldorf School. They talked about their upcoming eighth grade class play, Les Miserables, and sang some songs from the play. Les Miserables will be performed at the Panida theater Wednesday and Thursday next week, March 27 and 28.

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Join KRFY Tuesday Morning Show host Julie Kallemeyn to learn about the 2019 Fly Fishing Film Tour and The 2019 Pend Oreille Water Festival. Our three guests - Gail Bolin, Pend Oreille Water Festival organizer, Laura Forsberg, Panhandle Chapter Trout Unlimited Board Member, and Taylor Hess, North 40, Fishing Department Manager talk about the highlights of this year's fly fishing film tour. They also discuss how the proceeds are used to help 5th graders in the school district via the annual Pend Oreille Water Festival.

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Chris Bessler and Suzy Prez sat down with Cameron Rasmusson, editor of the Sandpoint Reader, to breakdown the March 12 levy vote results. A second recorded interview with Forrest Bird Charter School administrator Mary Jensen, principal Jennifer Greve, and social studies teacher Todd Claunch was presented.

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KRFY's Tuesday Morning Show host Julie Kallemeyn interviewed 3 University of Utah students - Emily Seang, Taylor Greenwell, Angela Tran, and their professor Dr. Stephen Goldsmith from the University of Utah, department of City and Metropolitan Planning. The university of Utah group was joined by Carol Curtis and Daniel Shlaferman, committee members for Project 7B. Carol and Daniel talked about Project 7B's participation in facilitating the student's travel and accommodations during their stay.

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