Armed with community input from a public survey, a team of collaborators plans to promote healthy, vibrant conditions along the Sand Creek corridor as part of the Sand Creek Connections Project.
City councilors got a sneak peek earlier this week at the proposed Sand Creek Connections project, a collaborative effort to create a space for the community to connect and talk.
Katie Cox, executive director of the Kaniksu Land Trust, talked to the Sandpoint City Council on Oct. 18 about the project’s objectives and intended process. To introduce her team’s efforts, she read a land acknowledgment from the Kalispel Tribe, a partner in the project.
Area residents are invited to be a part of the spirited fun as Kaniksu Land Trust hosts its “Spooky Walk” fun at the Pine Street Woods today.
The Sandpoint-based land trust continually comes up with fun, innovative ways to serve the community. Today’s “Spooky Spirits & Stories - A Mystifying Walk in the Woods” is its latest endeavor.
This Saturday, join Kaniksu Land Trust on a haunted walk for their Spooky Spirits and Stories event to learn just what those creatures do when no one’s around. This family-friendly event is safe for most ages.
Seven new items, an update on the city’s downtown waterfront design competition, and revisiting a tabled contract renewal with Lake City Law will all be on the agenda for Wednesday’s council meeting.