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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 …
NIC: Go somewhere else, if you don’t like it
In regard to what is happening at NIC, what one is witnessing has become so obvious in today’s culture.
SIDEWALKS: Property owners should keep them clear
Wouldn’t it be a big boost to the local wintertime economy if residents and businesses cleared the sidewalks (isn’t that a law, apparently with no consequences) and deiced the parking lots?
KOCH: Regarding ‘Honesty matters’ column
Stolen election theory is a lie devised to deceive people.
BORDER: No mention of Biden
In reference to Sholeh Patrick’s “Is this the American Way” column, it’s not surprising that she left out any mention of the Biden Administration’s complicity with the current situation at the border and associated…
HELP AFTER FALL: Thank you for assistance
I fell on the way in to work on Tuesday, on the sidewalk at the Kootenai County Admin campus.
BORDER: Not the American way
In Sholeh Patrick’s article of Dec. 27 she asks, “Is this the American way?”
HAYDEN and NIC: A great loss and a mess
Please allow me to comment on several items.
NIC: ‘Unthinkable is happening’
I’m still confused. How can there be so many who want NIC destroyed that the NIC Board’s Terrible Trio feel compelled by voters?
NIC: Something to think about
Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s Reich Minister for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda during his rise to power in Germany, got it right.
NIC: Voters have decided
The people have spoken, even if you don’t like the results.
PURSE RETURNED: Faith in people still strong
PURSE RETURNED: Faith in people still strong
NIC BOARD PERFORMANCE: Community deserves more
NIC BOARD PERFORMANCE: Community deserves more
HOUSING: Little help available
HOUSING: Little help available
BUSING MIGRANTS: Different perspectives find different answers
BUSING MIGRANTS: Different perspectives find different answers
NIC: In need of leadership
NIC: In need of leadership