Opinion
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OPINION: Junkyard in the sky?
Your views of the havens at night might be interrupted by non-heavenly objects passing by your binoculars.
PRINCIPLES: Physics to Providence
As a youngster I discovered a principle of physics — electricity.
EDITORIAL: Press CFA to friend Jim: We miss you
Fundraising campaign toasts years of support from our favorite pizza guy.
KNIFE-THROWING COMPETITION: Offended by story
Well The Press does it again.
TRUMP: Long list of firsts
Let’s call a spade a spade. You can’t call yourself a “patriot” and be a Trump supporter.
REJECTS HATE: Will continue to wear shirt
A Coeur d’Alene politician suggested Rejects Hate shirt wearers are one way and of limited reasoning power.
GUNNER: Senseless loss
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the Chamberland family, having lost their loyal and devoted German shepherd, Gunner, to an act of poisoning.
EDITORIAL: You've got questions; hear KH answers
Public informational session an opportunity to understand bigger picture of major issue hospital's considering.
HOUSING: Setbacks should be part of the discussion
A few months ago I called the Coeur d’Alene Building Department to find out why the homes in a nearby single-family development were built so closely together.
SHOLEH: Spot on
For millions in Iran whose lives are dictated by the whims of elitist old men spouting religious dogma, “Women, life, freedom!” is much more than idle bidding.
EDITORIAL: Apology to our veterans
Bravo Zulu (Well Done) on the apology.
EDITORIAL: Apology to our veterans
Although not published, it’s obvious that my letter in response to the Nov. 11 photo (accompanying the Veterans Day article) was not the only one the Coeur d’Alene Press received.
BRYNGELSON: Where’s the crime?
A recent article from our old friends the AP, reported that retired Boise Police Captain Matthew Bryngelson is being investigated for his ties to The American Renaissance Conference, which the Southern Poverty Law …
CHINA PROTESTS: Pray for those standing up for freedom
This is amazing! For the first time since the Tiananmen Square Massacre of June 4-5, 1989, massive protests throughout urban and rural, coastal and interior China are taking place.
EDITORIAL: Apology to our veterans
The image on the cover of the Veterans Day insert in our Nov. 11 edition of the Coeur d’Alene Press offended many, and we are deeply, deeply sorry for that.
EDITORIAL: Unwrap this gift from the Hagadones
Holiday Light Show will open holiday door in grand style.