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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 …
CLN: Taxation without representation?
CLN: Taxation without representation?
ROUTE 66: Thanks for article
ROUTE 66: Thanks for article
ARTEMIS II: Reply to Sarah Martin
ARTEMIS II: Reply to Sarah Martin
LOOKOUT: Less skiing didn’t ruin season
LOOKOUT: Less skiing didn’t ruin season
FOOLISHNESS: Evolutionary historical geology
The AP article (Press, April 4), “How we came to be…” is based on evolutionary debunked theories.
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ASSESSOR: An endorsement for Allyson Knapp
The County Commissioners cannot terminate the current assessor, but we the voters can.
REPS: Concerning the supposed ‘town hall’ meeting
Our political representatives assume that “Why, sure, everyone in northern Idaho thinks like we do” — the typical bandwagon fallacy.
LAKELAND: School board mirrors NIC fiasco
The board’s KCRCC endorsed candidates make it difficult for schools to act in the best interest of students.
WASTE: One garbage can turns into two bills
This issue is not just about cost — it is about clarity, fairness, and accountability across overlapping jurisdictions.
LIBRARIES: Children, quiet please!
Remember those not-too-distant quiet days at your local library? Not anymore.
FRAUD: Sentences should be longer
It seems like fraud is now part of many people’s DNA and becomes acceptable and nobody pays attention to it.
CLUB: Keep Turning Point out of schools
The idea of planting a pseudo-nationalist Christian youth club into our high schools smacks of 1937 Hitlerjugend.
LEGISLATORS: The one and the many
Choose candidates who will stand up for the rights of the “many” Idahoans and not just for the privileged “few.”