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REDMAN: Doesn’t listen to constituents
REDMAN: Doesn’t listen to constituents
KNOLL: Letter speaks for many of us
KNOLL: Letter speaks for many of us
CARTOON: Response to March 26 edition
CARTOON: Response to March 26 edition
SOCIAL SECURITY: Not a Ponzi scheme
SOCIAL SECURITY: Not a Ponzi scheme
CARTOON: Response to March 26 edition
CARTOON: Response to March 26 edition
UNIVERSITIES: Shouldn’t give them tax dollars
Confused, All this talk about suspending money to some of these woke colleges, ever wonder why tax dollars are given to them?
CLASSIFIED INFORMATION: Release is extremely serious
I served as a special agent in military Intelligence in Vietnam. Regardless of your political persuasion the unintentional release of classified information must always be regarded as extremely serious. Remember an…
TRUMP: The irony of it all
It is pretty ironic that the richest man in the world tells some of the poor that they have or are spending too much money. He’s chainsawing the veterans’ health care and social services in Idaho while our state le…
LEGISLATORS: Don’t actually represent us
So Idaho, how are our legislators doing? Are they making our lives better? Here are a few things that I, and a majority of Idaho residents are concerned with.
DESTRUCTION: What will take its place?
Destruction requires little more than impulse. But to build something of value demands patience, foresight and care. It takes time to lay foundations, to reinforce, to design with wisdom. Too often, what is lost ca…
HOSPICE: Crest deserves recognition
Last Sunday The Press ran a story about Hospice of North Idaho and yes, they are a wonderful organization. I want to also give credit to Crest Hospice of Coeur d’Alene.
HAYDEN: Time for new leadership
There’s a saying that feels more relevant than ever: You can take the politician out of California, but you can’t take the California out of the politician. That’s exactly what we’re seeing with Councilwoman Sandy …
SCHOOLS: Everyone should be welcome
By now, we all know the story. A sixth-grade teacher in Meridian is ordered to remove two signs from her classroom saying, “Everyone is welcome here.” One showed hands of different skin tones. School administrators…
NAVAJO: Code talkers should be honored
You have got to be kidding me!
RATHDRUM: Aquatic center is a great idea
I want to echo the recent letter that voiced the need for a swimming pool in Rathdrum. Rathdrum is the fastest growing city in the county and, together with the surrounding area, has more than enough population to …