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OPINION: Just like everyone else, Idaho’s Attorney General must comply with the law
Three years ago, I joined five other former Idaho Attorneys General in describing that important position as “the …
SEDDON: 'Bored' with education
We liberals of North Idaho should endorse Ann Seddon. Ann is a candidate we can count on. With Ann, we will always know how she will vote. Regardless of the issue, Ann will have already made up her mind, based on h…
REGAN: Not my idea of Trustee
Having homeschooled his children, Mr. Regan lacks personal experience with our public
HEARN: Focus on young people
Quality
REGAN: Soaring toward the future
The first time I met Brent Regan was at the 1996 Oshkosh Wisconsin AirVenture airshow. I had flown to Oshkosh in my latest design, the Boomerang, and Brent had just won the Great Cross Country Race in the Lancair I…
SCHOOLS: Senior votes for Regan
Once again we are given the privilege of being able to vote for a representative who shares our values for
SCHOOLS: Hazel kids' champion
I support
SCHOOLS: Three up, three down
In spite of the fact that
SCHOOLS: Trio earns support
Trustee challengers Eubanks, Hazel, and Hearn are liberals favored by local education elitists. They are running against conservatives Brent Regan, Ann Seddon and Bjorn Handeen, who are fighting to make improvement…
SCHOOLS: Board is off the track
Concerning the school board election: The current trend of bringing in members who know a great deal about running a business but absolutely nothing about schools, education or the needs of the future of children i…
ELECTION: A group to endorse
American education has been in trouble for most of a century, from the time that we adopted progressive education and the foundation of the National Education Association. A lot has been written about what is wrong…
SCHOOLS: Board is on right track
The Press seems to be encouraging the slate of trustee candidates
RAZZETO: The ideal candidate
On May 21 there will be an election in Kootenai County. For the first time, the
REGAN: Don't just run away
"Elected officials do not help just one favored group of people, such as the rich or poor. They make decisions based broadly, to help everyone."
HAZEL: Can put differences aside
EUBANKS: Questions from a voter
I attended the Mica Flats Grange and CEP Candidate Forums for the Cd’A