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LET IT SNOW!
It'll still be hot and dry before high pressure system buckles and cooler, wetter weather arrives.
Government study group isn't agency of Satan
“I have heard of a commission that meets regularly on Wednesdays to discuss and outline a plan to put UN-elected officials in place over our voting system and over the city. This is absolute folly, … I am also aski…
Hayden's lost that home-town feelin'
Why is my city of Hayden losing its small town feel?
Suggestions to solve solid waste woes
County can do better with solid waste.
Post Falls council doesn't represent the people
The lack of representation of the citizens of Post Falls by the elected representatives has got to come to an end.
Today, Thong Man would be proud
I was waiting for friends at The Vault when two bare butts bounced by.
Grimms' stories no fairy tales
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Census Bureau texts might be legit
I received a message from a Coeur d’Alene reader inquiring about the legitimacy of a text message she received from the U.S. Census Bureau asking her to click …
Living, driving the American Dream
Main Street column for July 21
A mischief of mice, and other venereal game
column teeze
Randy Mann weather: Summer records could fall
Forecast calls for more of same: Blazing hot, blistering dry
Let's hear options before deciding
The Kootenai County board of Commissioners created an optional form of government review committee (OFGRC) comprised of volunteer citizens.
The cane mutiny
Recently, I have begun to use a cane when I venture into the public.
Illegal fireworks laws can be enforced
Yes, we can successfully enforce existing fireworks laws to help prevent wildfires, lessen veterans' PTSD stress levels, and relieve the "war zone" weeks around the July 4 holiday for both humans and pets.
Ex-cop Cronin now expert archivist
Tom Cronin jokes that he was appointed by President Claudia Brennan to research Coeur d’Alene Rotary Club history because he missed a meeting.