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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…
Just follow Rotary's lead
Our community is divided over a
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Principles to guide us
Constitutional scholar Dr. David Gray Adler, in his address to citizens in Coeur d'Alene recently, put the onus of keeping our nation great - no, making it even greater - on you.
Holding each other responsible
For fair and effective governance of this constitutional republic, citizens must be actively involved in keeping informed and exercising their right to vote, elected officials should be honest and open in their act…
The start of something good
This is the end of the story.
All eyes on recall
You have to be a Coeur d'Alene resident to sign petitions that could lead to booting four City Council members out of their jobs.
Dress for success
There are places for students to show off their individuality, to express themselves as unique members of the human race. But one of those places is not in the public school classroom - at least, not when it comes …
A constitutional convention
'The most difficult subjects can be explained to the most slow-witted man if he has not formed any idea of them already; but the simplest thing cannot be made clear to the most intelligent
An Easter inspiration
People sacrifice things for many causes, and some ultimately make the supreme sacrifice. In recognition of this day in particular, the threshold for sacrifice was established and in all of Christendom is revered.
Good (and bad) news, grads
In another sign that the economy is improving, a report shows that more and better paying jobs await new college graduates.
Regulatory rigmarole
Working in Washington, D.C., has helped freshman Rep. Raul Labrador see his Idaho a little more clearly.
Parks make perfect perks
You can tell a lot about a community by its parks.
Both sides embrace reform
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Between covers for spring break
Even if you're broke, you can still have a good break.
Ultraintrusion in Idaho
Despite opposition from level-headed Republicans like North Idaho senators John Goedde, Joyce Broadsword, Jim Hammond and Shawn Keough, legislation approved by the Senate and now awaiting passage in the House would…