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Stand up to housing takeover
We should make housing available to locals first.
Huckleberries: When the smelter stacks fell
John Austin of Pinehurst watched them go up in the mid-1970s and, together with more than 4,000 spectators, saw them fall on May 26, 1996.
Pet etiquette: Please ask first
Before reaching out for a well-intended pat on the head, check with the dog's owner first.
The psychology behind all those scams
Don’t kid yourself, scammers use psychological tactics to rip off their victims.
Memorial Day: We will always remember
Main Street column for May 26
Sentencing: Deciding what's fair
Whether a sentence seems too harsh or too lenient, a number of factors have gone into each sentencing decision.
Lunar display headed your way
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Don't surrender waterways to outsiders
Outsiders trying to control Idaho’s waterways This Monday, May 24, a critical vote goes before our Kootenai County commissioners.
Huckleberries: Remember Fred Murphy, tugboat captain
Legendary Fred Murphy wasn’t seeking applause when he built
IRS letters from White House not a scam
Several local readers reported that they have received an envelope from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) but the letter inside is actually from the White Hou…
Dog-walking: Some say make it law
Know that animal before deciding to make it yours.
Retirement, aka rephasing or redirection
Main Street column for May 19
Study: Long hours can be lethal
Work is good. Too much, though, is bad, this study says.
Space may be cluttered with satellites
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Don't believe lies about hospital's health
A campaign flyer was recently distributed stating