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.
Bugged by vehicle fee's ballot death
Voters squished measure; now what?
SIGNS: VANDAL gets caught
Someone has dropped to a new low in the Garden District: my neighbor had vandalism to her political yard signs for two nights, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
MASKS: Dig deeper
I wish Mr. Sayler and his ilk, especially all the uneducated City Council members who voted for the mask mandate, would review all the science behind mask usage and the usage of masks in the prevention of the sprea…
COOKIES: Good news (and bad)
Oreos will survive the apocalypse. The makers of Oreo have ensured that the popular snack will live past any possible asteroid strikes.
MASKS: Research truth, Press
To mask or not to mask, that is the question.
MASKS: Hardly a hindrance
According to Jordan Peck, masks deprive wearers of oxygen.
RECALL: On wrong track
I am writing in support of our City Council for reinstating the mask mandate in our city.
VEHICLE FEE: You can do better
Replying to Glenn Miles statements concerning the vehicle impact fees voted down.
PHD: Message to health board
The stated purpose of the Panhandle Health District is to “help prevent disease.”
MASKS: Free to choose
After reading responses about wearing masks, I decided to do a little research.
VEHICLE FEE: Message loud, clear
Hey Glenn Miles… You didn’t give Kootenai County residents an opportunity to address traffic congestion, but rather you tried to blackmail us into paying even more of our hard earned dollars to the county.
MASKS: Mandate is reasonable
It amazes me to hear those who say mandating masks is an infringement on their liberties.
ELECTION: And now…
It is the morning after. Whatever happened, happened. It’s over. It’s done.
VISITORS: Stats suggest safety
Would the folks from states whose health officials wear clown outfits while announcing COVID-19 deaths — states that allow rioters to overrun major cities, burning and looting businesses, and maiming and murdering …
MASKS: Supreme Court clarity
No, your rights under the U.S. Constitution are not being trampled when required to wear a mask or to quarantine.