The following guests will be coming to the station during the week of May 7-11 to talk about what they and their organizations are doing to improve the quality of life for all people of north Idaho:
Monday, May 7 (a little after 9:00 am): Michele Murphee of the Edible Schoolyard Garden Project will talk about the success of the project in Bonner County and about an upcoming event at Northside Elementary School on May 12.
Monday, May 7 (a little after 10:00 am): Beth Pederson, local singer/songwriter, will talk about an upcoming concert by Tony Furtado at Di Luna’s on May 12. Stephanie Schneiderman will be the opening act.
Tuesday, May 8 (a little after 9:00 am): Susan Bates-Harbuck of the Sandpoint Public Library will talk about the Bookmobile — when it began providing services to the Bonner County community, its route, its services, and its friendly drivers.
Tuesday, May 8 (a little after 10:00 am): Chris McIntosh, advertising coordinator of the Bonner County Gardeners Association, will talk about an upcoming presentation by Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott on May 24. Dr. Chalker-Scott’s presentation is titled “Horticultural CSI,” focusing on some of the mysteries of plant problems.
Wednesday, May 9 (a little after 9:00 am): Eric Ridgway, founder of The Long Bridge Swim, will talk about the upcoming event on August 4, 2012.
Wednesday, May 9 (a little after 10:00 am): Karin Wedemeyer and Ruth Klinginsmith from the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint will talk about the exciting programs that the conservatory offers for all age groups from age 2 on up.
Thursday, May 10 (a little after 9:00 am): Deb Hunsicker and Phil Hough will talk about their upcoming presentation “Hiking the Triple Crown” at the Sandpoint Community Hall on May 16. The Triple Crown is the Appalachian Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail, and the Continental Divide Trail.
Friday, May 11 (a little after 2:00 pm): Carolyn Gleason, major energy source behind the “Lost in the 50s” weekend, will talk about the weekend, its activities, and the concerts.
Whew! This is quite a line-up! KRFY would like to thank all of these community members from taking time from their busy schedules to stop by the station. Please tune in and tell a friend!