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.
EDITORIAL: Want to keep good teachers? Try this
Turn off the relentless culture war disinformation. Learn the truth - and say 'thanks.'
CONSERVATIVES: Not all ‘secret Democrats’
If you aren’t for us, you are against us.
ELECTION: Vote for Broschet, Corkill and Zimmerman
Regarding the article titled: NIC experts weigh in — what a valuable service to our community this panel discussion was.
PATRICKS: Glad they’re still in Press
So happy you continue to have the Patricks writing for the paper.
ELECTION: Vote Broschet, Corkill and Zimmerman
Did you know you are being lied to?
ELECTION: Writing in Bob Scott
I received my Kootenai County Republican Central Committee Recommended Candidates card in the mail on Wednesday.
GOVERNMENT SPENDING: Federal taxes can’t sustain it
Every dollar the government spends is borrowed from the Federal Reserve.
EDITORIAL: Follow this fun guide to understanding
Here's why Huckleberries should be required reading.
CDA SCHOOL LEVY: Citizens can’t afford it
Coeur d’Alene Press article “Levy Needed In Perpetuity:” This is just another repackaged expensive rotten sandwich that the local leadership is trying to pass off to the Kootenai citizens, again.
ROAD WORK: A poem
All the road construction here
THINK ABOUT YOUR VALUES: Vote Broschet, Corkill and Zimmerman for NIC
Tip O’Neill when he was Speaker of the House is famous for saying “All politics are local.”
SAVE OUR GEM: Vote Broschet, Corkill and Zimmerman for NIC
North Idaho College is our GEM.
NIC ELECTION: Vote for Broschet, Corkill and Zimmerman
The NIC trustee races might be the most important items on the ballot this November.
EDITORIAL: The tantalizing tale of teal pumpkins
Maybe we should all consider non-stapler options for kids who can't eat candy
ASSESSOR: Write in Bob Scott
Competence or incompetence? That is the question each voter in this November election must ask.