Letters to the Editor
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SESSION: Unkind to seniors
Why do our Idaho legislators not like our seniors?
BUMPER STICKER: Honk for Krug!
Referencing the article in LOCAL on Feb. 25, kudos to Pat Krug!
LAKELAND: Keep good thing going
We pen this letter in support of the Lakeland School District levy.
BAR: Cheers for Wash. ban
I’m in Oregon and I’m proud to hear that the Corner Bar is speaking their mind, using their freedom of speech.
NWSH: Great job with vaccines
I would like to congratulate Dr. Jack Riggs, Sandy Patano, Steve McCrea, Tere McCrea and all the volunteers at Northwest Specialty Hospital for the most well-organized team for giving the vaccine shots.
VACCINE: Then and now
As I waited in line for my first COVID-19 vaccine shot, I couldn’t help remembering back to the 1950s when we as kids lined up to get our school shots.
VACCINE: Kroc, Heritage pros
A well deserved “thank you” goes out to the Kroc Center and Heritage Health for the efficient handling of appointments and administering the vaccine.
PERMITS: Relax some permit rules
Building permits are taking way too long these days and in order to speed things up the county should consider reinstating the ability to open up select building projects without the need for complete permits.
DINNER: Last laughs — and thanks
One recent evening three of my friends and I were dining at Applebee’s.
LEVY: Pay it forward
We are seniors who plan to vote yes in the upcoming school levy election on March 9.
LIES: Fuel for uprising
I’d like to summarize some recent happenings to give me perspective and perhaps broaden the perspective of some of my fellow citizens.
SHOLEH: Stands up for seniors
I want to send a big thank you to Sholeh Patrick for her column “Online Expectations of Seniors Unkind.”
LIBRARY: Open kids’ section
After closing its facilities to the public in October, the Coeur d’Alene Public Library will at last open on March 15 — sort of.
DINNER: Delicious, and free
For the couple who paid for our dinner Monday night at Radicci, thank you!
MACKAY: Reading is believing
As a longtime reader of the Sunday Business Section, I want to endorse the value of reading Harvey Mackay’s regular column for all people who are involved in management of people and projects or sales.