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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 …
GOD: Believe and go to heaven
In my opinion your readers should believe in God! Here are three reasons why:
DEMS: Club has open door to RR
The Democrat Club meets for lunch every Friday at the Iron Horse and has for many years. Recently some folks from the Reagan Republicans organization have been attending. They take notes and, reportedly, have recor…
GUNS: A four-word summary
Congress, shame on you.
SMOKING: Quit, and live longer
Do you want to live? Do you want to keep your lungs? Do you want to live for a hundred years to see what your kids turn out to be? If your answer is “yes,” then don’t smoke! Here are three reasons why:
MALL: Enjoying Friday night jams
Many thanks to the management of the Silverlake Mall for providing space for the Friday night acoustic jam session. The local musicians who participate put on a great show and provide some great entertainment. I lo…
EATING: Say 'yes' to healthy
You should really eat healthy. You know why?
REGAN: Fiscally wise for schools
In the upcoming election for Coeur d’Alene school board, we have a golden opportunity to elect Brent Regan. Brent is both an innovative thinker and a leader who works well with others. When Brent is on the job, pro…
EARTH: Tomorrow is her special day
When I’ve asked Idaho farmers and ranchers about Earth Day, the humble and honest reply I usually get is: “Every day is Earth Day.” Where asphalt and pavement turns to gravel and dirt, you will find rural men and w…
LIBRARY: New resident impressed
As a new resident of Post Falls, I am so very impressed with the services and opportunities to volunteer, as well as the numerous activities and cultural events which are available. One of your jewels is the Post F…
VETERAN: It's not just a knife
Last Saturday I received a commemorative Buck Knife for my military service and as a recipient of the Purple Heart I received in Vietnam in 1969. I have to tell you, this meant more than I can express in these word…
COINUTS: Criminal charges warranted
Real nice lawsuit… but … too little, too late. What is another civil lawsuit against the Mitchells? Nothing. I bet there are 25-plus other civil cases in the past 3-4 years. Just another package of papers that the …
PRESS: Not perfect, just local
I’m not a Cd’A Press spokesperson, but I feel the need to speak on their behalf.
TREES: Rooting for great giveaway
Our thanks go out to the anonymous donor, the Post Falls Urban Forestry and Parks Division, the volunteers and sponsors of the recent Arbor Day free tree giveaway.
McEUEN: Taxation minus representation
Thanks to Len Crosby’s research uncovering what amounts to taxation without representation. Unelected, unaccountable bodies are robbing taxing districts so they can do whatever they wish with tax dollars.
U.S.: It's state vs. the church
We hear a lot these days of the benefits to the church of having a 501 (c) 3 status. The 3 being the decision factor by a particular church to effectively muzzle its public voice in the misguided belief that it wil…