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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 …
GRAVES: Time for new perspectives
I am writing as an advocate of Adam Graves for city council. I have known Ron Edinger for 30 some years and have enjoyed him as a friend of my family. I have no major dispute with Ron. He has done his job as a city…
McEUEN: Three people for park
Ron Edinger, Dan Gookin and Steve Adams - these three candidates for Coeur d'Alene City Council will save Coeur d'Alene taxpayers $40-50 million and be loyal to a pledge made by former state senator Art Manley, Sco…
GRAVES: Will help the children
I am in full support of Adam Graves for the 1st seat of the Cd'A City Council! As an employee of the arts and a nonprofit, Adam has proved his support and connection with the arts in Cd'A and his commitment to the …
ELECTION: Making a grave mistake
Ahhhh... the silly season! The silly season of election time where some candidates will do and say anything to get noticed!
BONUS: Blasting Luna's proposal
What Tom Luna comprehends about education would fit on the head of a pin with room left over.
BRUNING: Listens to will of people
I have had the honor of knowing and working with John Bruning for the past 25 years. I first met as a member of the City of Coeur d'Alene Planning Commission. John was the Chairman, and for nine years I had the hon…
TRAGEDY: Be careful to judge
It's so nice for us to sit in our cozy homes with our feet up, a cup of coffee or tea and pour over the events in our local paper. Take a deep breath and be thankful our family is healthy and intact. To read of a m…
McEUEN: Define the vote first
As this election season draws to a close (hooray!), I still have concerns on what seems to be a top issue regarding the city of Coeur d'Alene races: McEuen. I've long been troubled with this topic and wrote a Press…
TRICK: No candy for Mr. Austin
I take serious exception to Sunday's piece entitled "Urban Renewal: Trick or Treat." I respect the opinions when they are presented as such and when the presenter displays an equal respect for those of others, incl…
GRAVES: A leader in technology
I started doing work with Adam Graves in 2004 helping him and several others grow their business with Apple computer purchases. He is a true integrator, always pursuing the upcoming technology and sharing his knowl…
CHS: Champs on field, stage
Hats off to Coeur d'Alene High School! At the very same time, they fielded a football team of about 60 student players and team workers, who played with passion against arch rival Lake City to the tune of a 62-21 b…
LOWERY: Direct yet sincere
I recently hosted a small gathering in my home of friends and neighbors to meet and hear Hayden mayoral candidate Nancy Lowery speak. This was not a fundraiser or "rah rah" gathering, rather an opportunity to hear …
POWER: Balance needed on council
The City Council is loaded with Progressive Democrats and they want to keep it that way. Like their idol Obama, they spend millions of our tax dollars to keep control of this city. They negotiate extravagant salari…
LOWERY: Strong leader needed now
Selecting a mayor is not a popularity contest; it is an opportunity to hire the right person for the job. Yes, Ron McIntire is a very nice man and he has done a lot for the community. Nancy Lowery is also very nice…
LOWERY: Just what Hayden needs
In the upcoming mayoral election in Hayden I would like those of you who have the opportunity to consider making a real leadership change in your community. In my opinion the choice is easy. One candidate has been …