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Updated 20 hours, 49 minutes ago

Thanks for the memories Templin's Resort

Updated 13 years ago
Marathon a rally for 3 charities, community

People are talking about the Hayden Lake Marathon a lot lately, and many are wondering if it is going to happen this year. Recently, somewhere along the way, certain residents living on the public road running arou…

Updated 13 years ago
Main Street Birthdays October 9, 2013

Happy birthday today to Randy Wells, John Rook, Ron Deering, Kathy Epstein and Greg Luraski. Tomorrow Bill Everson, Nancy Kosonen, Steve Fitzhugh, Lori Gravelle, Bob Cox, Allan Knight, Lynn Jackson, Mollie Sommers,…

Updated 13 years ago
Shallowness at a glance

The trouble with freedom of speech is that it is indelibly linked to the freedom to misinterpret, especially with sound bytes and slogans. For example, a common bumper sticker implores readers to "Take America Back…

Updated 13 years ago
Do police shootings reflect societal fear?

"It's a big deal. It's a life."

Updated 13 years ago
Money trumps science in latest climate study

The 2013 so-called "Landmark Climate Report" from the Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was no surprise to this climatologist when it came out last Friday from Stockholm, Sweden. It's all about funding…

Updated 13 years ago
Time to get voters involved

Thank you Scott Reed for the education on what can't be done, and The Press for suggesting that we should all just give up because our "representatives" are better equipped to make up our minds for us. There is an …

Updated 13 years ago
'Drama words' make shutdown even worse

Dear Senator Risch,

Updated 13 years ago
The real issue is equality

New to Coeur d'Alene since spring, I have enjoyed having The Press delivered to my doorstep. It has informed me about my new community, entertained me and on occasion left me with, "OMG, how could anyone think that…

Updated 13 years ago
Press was unfair in last story on hydros, Miller

Having read and reread the story appearing recently in The Press, I have to throw a penalty flag for unnecessary roughness. Whether the conclusions were misunderstandings of what Miller was trying to say, or sloppy…

Updated 13 years ago
MLP: Reflexive pronoun, spare thyself

Please, oh please Dear Reader, practice pretention prevention. You know the type: The snooty-tootys (please pardon Mrs. Language Person; she did not mean to be crass) and hoity-toitys who like to emphasize value vi…

Updated 13 years ago
Don't let them steamroll small-town America

What I know to be fact is this: "If you keep on doing what you've always done, you'll keep on getting what you've always gotten."

Updated 13 years ago
Main Street Birthdays October 2, 2013

Today wish a happy birthday to Wendy Medlock, Jack Sjostrom, Dana Kinsey, Rebecca Armstrong, Millie Eylar, Linda Harris and David Tabakman. Tomorrow Andy Stidham, Dave Bobbitt, Dave Priano, Maddison Morrow, Darcy J…

Updated 13 years ago
Airing marathon safety concerns

We have recently learned by word of mouth and NOT by public notification that a marathon race is to be held on 10/19/13. The course of this race is intended to be the road around Hayden Lake, a very narrow and wind…

Updated 13 years ago
Canning tomatoes

Stepping out the backdoor of my house I notice a change in the landscape. The dark green leaves on my cherry tree are beginning to yellow, my zucchini plants wilting and my tomato vines heavy with fruit. A steady r…

Updated 13 years ago
Education goes a long wayin climate change debate

James Hollingsworth's My Turn of the 24th defending Cliff Harris and discrediting the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is a typically uneducated attack on the human caused view of Global Warming. Ho…