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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER: The people who hold communities together
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False claims tax patience
It isn't the wealthiest Americans who need to be defended in the argument for higher taxes.
Sewage takes center stage
Take all the acronyms, the scientific formulas, the political agendas at cross purposes and the bitter cross-state line disputes.
May 'Faust' be your First
If you haven't attended a live opera performance in the Inland Northwest, your last chance might be right here, right now.
A blueprint for any business
When the October issue of North Idaho Business Journal is inserted in The Press next Tuesday, readers will receive a blueprint on how small businesses can survive among the sharks. You just need to be an alligator.
The death of teen suicide
When it comes to our children, suicide is everyone's problem.
Students 1, teachers 0
Ever wonder what happens in a middle school classroom 20 minutes after the bell rings and no adult shows up?
Beware the great divider
Partisanship is poisonous enough already, ripping America to pieces. Why would anybody want to pollute the political air even more?
Two words to guide us
If history's lessons are lost on us, in the wash of too much pain or plain forgetfulness, there is no hope for the future.
Kristian offers a sales pitch
Steve Griffitts of Jobs Plus is always looking for sound research he can use to entice businesses to move here.
What, no #!$* swearing?
School isn't supposed to be a party, a day at the beach or a flash mob between brick walls.
Calm before autumn storm
This holiday weekend breather is much more than a nod to the important role private-sector unions once played in America.
Help complete rink of dreams
When challenged, somehow, this community always meets the need.
Last is unacceptable
Ladies, too many of you aren't listening to the doctor.
Deceit leads to distrust
There's no more poisonous word than "distrust" when it comes to the relationships between voters and the people they elect to represent them.
Healing the U.S. economy
U.S. Sen. Jim Risch touched all the right bases.