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Letters to the Editor

Submit your letter to letters@cdapress.com. Letters should be 250 or fewer words and must include your name and city of address.

Updated 1 day, 17 hours ago
BOOK REMOVALS: Press should publish list

It appears we could have a new task for reporters at The Press. With the change in library trustees, the public needs to keep informed about books that these people choose to move or remove from circulation. We w...

Updated 1 day, 17 hours ago
POWER OF THE PULPIT: Don’t blame churches

It is unfortunate that we have to blame someone else when we don’t get what we want, but that’s what appears to be happening here. The recent library trustees election revealed the will of the people — the new tr...

Updated 1 day, 17 hours ago
DAYTON: Letter got it right

Normally when I see a LTE from Ron Dayton I cringe. Rarely do I agree with him. However, his LTE of May 26 thanking all the vets for their service was outstanding.

Updated 1 day, 17 hours ago
BANDUCCI: Should ‘practice what he preaches’

Violence in the workplace is an unacceptable thing in a civilized society. That point was made abundantly clear when NIC Trustee Todd Banducci was assaulted in his office earlier this month. The quick condemnatio...

Updated 1 day, 17 hours ago
REGAN: Promoting hoaxes

In his Friday column, KCRCC Chair, Brent Regan performed his same old tired song and dance claiming people are easily manipulated by lies and propaganda, then repeating a litany of fake news he wants you to belie...

Updated 3 days, 17 hours ago
GREAT REUNION: ‘Possible through The Son’

Recently, I was honored to officiate the memorial of an infant child, which weighed under two pounds at birth. At the front of the facility, the family had stationed several tables covered with the evidence of th...

Updated 3 days, 17 hours ago
D BALLOTS: Call to Cd’A voters who received them

In casual conversation after the May 16 elections, it was discussed that people received a “D” ballot, which allowed them to vote on the library board positions, even though Coeur d’Alene was not allowed to vote ...

Updated 3 days, 17 hours ago
MEMORIAL DAY: They gave their lives for our freedom

As we are about to celebrate Memorial Day, for those who have never served in the military and have no clue what it took in World War I and World War II to secure our freedom.

Updated 3 days, 17 hours ago
SCHOOL LEVIES: ‘Just give them the money’

Why have school levies? If it fails, then they have another one and it passes. Just give them the money instead of wasting our time and money.

Updated 3 days, 17 hours ago
LIBRARY BOARD ELECTION: Don’t believe all you read

There they go again. The “we reject hate” saints at the Coeur d’Alene Press couldn’t resist one last punch at those meanie Christians after losing two seats of power.

Updated 5 days, 17 hours ago
CDA STREETS and PARKS: ‘Proud of my hometown’

Quick tip of the hat to the city of Coeur d'Alene Street Department and Parks Department.

Updated 5 days, 17 hours ago
'ICE QUEST': Struggle is real

Josa Snow’s “Ice quest” article (Sunday, May 21) correctly portrays the rapidly growing need to accommodate ice sports and recreation programs (e.g., youth/adult hockey, figure skating, public skating sessions, c...

Updated 5 days, 17 hours ago
LIBRARY NETWORK ELECTION: 'Deal with it'

So, I see. The useful idiots of M&M who publish The Daily Fish Wrap are now blaming those "Evangelicals" for ginning up all of the lies and calumnies about children being exposed to pornography at public libr...

Updated 5 days, 17 hours ago
ANTI-LGBTQIA+: Legislation on the rise

Pride Month is fast approaching, and though this is typically a time of celebration for queer people like myself, the sheer volume of anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation introduced this year alone is making that difficult.

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ANTICHRISTS: Ultimate Politicians

Napoleon and Hitler are examples of antichrists. Napoleon is responsible for perhaps 6 million military and civilian deaths (1804-1815); Hitler another 48 million deaths (1939-1945).