Holding onto hope for NIC, Kootenai County
North Idaho College Workforce Training Center senior administrative assistant Sarah Martin, standing, discusses how a loss of accreditation would affect the college and the local economy as she participates in a panel Saturday during the Hijacking Democracy Symposium. Also pictured, from left: David Adler, Teresa Borrenpohl, Christie Wood and Dan Gookin.
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Professor, author and Constitutional scholar David Adler addresses the crowd Saturday during the Hijacking Democracy Symposium in Post Falls.
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Sarah Lynch of the North Idaho Pride Alliance addresses attendees Saturday during the Hijacking Democracy Symposium in Post Falls.
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About 225 people showed up for the Kootenai County Democratic Central Committee's Hijacking Democracy Symposium event Saturday in Post Falls, during which panelists discussed topics including how Idaho's legislators are undermining the separation of church and state, the attack on education and the fate of North Idaho College.
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POST FALLS — What is the danger of a one-party state?
Professor, author and Constitutional scholar David Adler said Idaho is on its way there....
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