Letters to the Editor
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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 …
PUBLIC SAFETY: Idaho does it right
PUBLIC SAFETY: Idaho does it right
THANKS, POLICE: For protecting our constitutional rights
I had heard there was going to be excitement in downtown Coeur d’Alene on Saturday.
ABORTION: Tiny victims have no choice
It seems that some people, especially the mainstream media have a morbid curiosity about the physical damage to the bodies of the Uvalde, Texas, shooting victims but ignore the 1,700+ per day (630,000 per year in 2…
NIC PRESIDENT: Consider hiring local educator
In June, North Idaho College interviewed the top four candidates for president.
CDA PD: Great job
I have been quick in the past to send in critical letters to the editor so I would be remiss if I failed to commend the City Police for doing an excellent job in regard to promptly arresting the 31 members of the P…
THANKS FOR DINNER: Keep the love going
I would like to thank the person ahead of me in line at Wendy’s in Post Falls on last Friday evening around 6 p.m. for buying my dinner!
INVOCATIONS: Time for change
Responding to Sarah Bailey’s letter to the editor of June 12, I am the individual whose letter was read at the start of the Coeur d’Alene City Council Meeting’s public comment period on June 7.
PROPERTY VALUATIONS: Increase homeowner’s exemption
Like my neighbors, I was shocked at the recent property tax assessments issued by Kootenai County.
CDA PD: Good guys, all around
A community service officer from the police department and two very kind gentlemen rescued me from a “dead” car Wednesday morning at the intersection of Dalton Avenue and Government Way.
CLEVELAND: KCRCC should support
Jim Crapo, Republican, age 71, years in elective office, 38 years.
YEARBOOK: Unacceptable outcome
This is outrageous! They should all be fired and the superintendent replaced.
MASS SHOOTINGS: Fear is real
I am no longer a resident of Coeur d’Alene, and sentiments like those expressed by Douglas L. Weir are a big part of the reason why.
POINT A FINGER: A few are pointing back at you
Strolling down our lovely street in Dalton Gardens last week I could not help but notice some new neighbors had hung a flag from their front porch that says F_ _ K BIDEN.
YEARBOOK: Accountability required
I think the entire community needs to be outraged at this.
CITIZEN CALLER: Changed course of June 11
It was good news to read about the quick response by law enforcement to a suspicious vehicle with 31 misguided individuals in it.