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.
URD: Not really urban
Regarding the article on the two “pending” Urban Renewal Districts (URD) in Post Falls.
VACCINE: Explaining hesitancy
Gov. Little is welcoming questions regarding “vaccine hesitancy.”
DALTON: No confidence in mayor
Many have weighed in on the situation in Dalton Gardens.
VACCINE: Stop fear tactics
It appears many governmental agencies are attempting to make 99% of the population fear those unvaccinated from a virus that doesn’t kill 99% of those infected by it. Why?
VACCINE: Won’t be bullied
I want to address the issue of COVID vaccines.
Op-Ed: McGeachin: ‘Status quo has got to go’
So much for the lieutenant governor’s job being a soft-landing place, and automatic ticket, to a higher political office.
DALTON: Rooting out distrust
Did this happen in Dalton Gardens? Could it happen elsewhere in Kootenai County?
PARTISANSHIP: A fact of life
I think we are quite naive if we believe that any elected position is not subject to partisanship.
‘Indoctrination’ witch hunt comes up short
Over 100 students gathered at the Idaho Statehouse in protest of the Legislature’s H337 bill aimed at 'indoctrination' of students in its schools, including reference to “critical race theory.”
LIBRARY: Inauspicious chapter begins
I’m ecstatic with the library election results.
HISTORY: A political lesson
As a former history teacher, I object to being referred to as “Socialist/Communist Teachers Union” in Terry Traub’s letter.
VACCINES: The best approach
Headline: Little: Idaho can overcome vaccine hesitancy.
SESSION: Legislative success stories
According to your May 12 editorial, “the 2021 session of the Idaho Legislature might go down as one of the least productive in the state’s history.”
COMPLAINT: Electioneering eyesore
Dear Mr. Brannon, This is an official complaint related to the electioneering that was observed by me and others in the community on May 18.
RITA: The carousel crusader
Thanks to The Press for the article recognizing Rita Sims Snyder’s contribution to the success of the Coeur d’Alene Carousel.