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Seniors are better
First, apologies for the inflammatory headline.
MY TURN: Time for something different at NIC
NIC needs some major changes. The governance of the college needs to change. Idaho Code needs to change. The board of trustees a political nightmare needs to be abolished. As evident by the taxpayers of Kootenai Co…
Honoring veterans who continue to serve
As we begin honoring veterans in November, I’d like to shine the light on a group that does those things that other people think just happen.
SHOLEH: Fight misinformation Nov. 8
Not satisfied with how things are? You have the power to effect change one week from today.
MY TURN: Saving NIC from its "friends"
As a practicing attorney and former NIC adjunct professor, I am dismayed at developments at NIC.
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Links in Rathdrum's Human Chain
MY TURN: Hayden Law Enforcement Base Budget Increase
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MY TURN: More info on STRs
Since attending the joint planning commission/city council meeting on Oct. 24, I have been gathering information from other concerned citizens about the proliferation of short term rentals in Coeur d'Alene, and the…
MY TURN: NIC at a crossroad
For the past two years, NIC has been the heart of a community controversy. Newly elected trustees have been trying to take our college in a different direction from the proud history she has provided North Idaho. T…
MY TURN: Short-term rental proposed regulations
The city council has failed to provide evidence that: 1) the integrity of neighborhoods in Cd’A has been negatively affected by STR. 2) that STR are responsible for the lack of affordable housing. 3) that …
No bones about it: Skelly is in
Long ago and far away, on that stunning emerald isle that was the cradle of Halloween’s infancy, spirits walked the Earth.
OPINION: Arkoosh gets boost, but will it be enough?
As October surprises go, this one was a doozy. Nearly 50 Republicans have lined up to support Democrat Tom Arkoosh over former Congressman Raul Labrador in a w…
Study: Idahoans rank low for political involvement
Given the charged headlines and some extremely vocal groups in North Idaho, this one might come as a bit of a surprise.
Our upcoming winter pattern could mirror 1974
The big weather change arrived late last week as rain and cooler temperatures replaced the warm and dry conditions.
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