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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER: The people who hold communities together
Starting June 15, nominations will open for local Weaver recognition and community grants. The nomination period w…
Health care executive order a hearty start
Even if you think Gov. Butch Otter and Lt. Gov. Brad Little are pandering for votes with their health care executive order, give the guys some credit.
Enemies of darkness step forward
Rep. Paul Amador, a Republican state representative from Coeur d’Alene, turned the lights on.
A salute to Denny Burt and all his friends
You ask what makes Coeur d’Alene so darned special.
You asked, Brent, so here you go
Brent Regan, who presides over the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee, isn't afraid to attach his name to criticisms of any kind. We appreciate that about him.
Help is on the way, employers
Headline: 42 percent of current jobs going away. — Front page Cd’A Press, Jan. 19
Transparency takes a kick to the groin
Thanks, Vito, for keeping the lights off.
A breath of fresh North Idaho air
For a mental health tuneup, sometimes you just have to turn away from the political conflagration that’s consuming our nation.
Put porch thieves out of business
No, it was not “just” a blanket that was stolen from a Coeur d’Alene family last weekend.
CEO proposal is music to Idaho's ears
In an Idaho Education News story published Nov. 29 on cdapress.com, a photo caption reads, “Gov. Butch Otter will unveil his 12th and final executive budget proposal on Jan. 8. It’s unclear whether the CEO proposal…
Another old friend is passing on
Sears is dying a slow, painful death. Many of us are complicit.
What to do with your little windfall
It’s hard to say exactly how the newly approved federal tax bill will impact you, but this much we know: There’s a strong likelihood that many Idahoans will have at least a little more disposable income soon.
A wish for 2018 and beyond
Before the 2017 holiday season recedes to a distant glittering speck, here’s a bow on that splendid package, and a wish for the new year.
Ushering in the North Idaho new year
As I wrap up my first year in Coeur d’Alene, we close another chapter in our community, nation and world. Fittingly, much is to be celebrated during this time of year, and it’s important to reach out to those very …
Saying goodbye to friends and a dying year
As we do every year around this time, The Press is about to publish its Top 10 stories of 2017. The retrospective will appear Sunday, and as with all such attempts, it will leave much to be argued. The Press editor…
A wish for many renters
The American Dream has a roof over its head.