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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 …
PRAYER: Invocations important
It’s a very sad thing to see that the city council would even consider not praying for God’s guidance, His presence, and His wisdom to lead at each meeting.
PRAYER: Keep pastors in charge
Thank you for your informative article, “Cd’A might end invocations.”
NIC: Trust these as trustees
I just read in the paper about the 37 applications for NIC Trustee.
NIC: Judge got it wrong
I believe Judge Meyer erred in her rejection of Mr. Todd Banducci’s petition regards Idaho Code 33-2106(d)(2).
ELECTION: Question for Mattare
I just watched The Press candidate forum which was very enlightening.
ELECTION: Assessing dire situation
When Rich Houser was Kootenai County Assessor, the county was a great place to work, and he represented the taxpayer and the employees with respect and compassion.
CHRISTENSEN: Experienced and excellent
I urge voters of the five North Idaho counties to re-elect Judge Christensen.
AMADOR: Ideal for Idaho
I have known Paul Amador for many years, and I can attest that he has the skills, knowledge, experience and motivation to continue to be an excellent State Representative for the Coeur d’Alene area.
NATION: Then and now, Christian
The My Turn opinion piece penned by Vinetta Ruth Spencer in The Press on April 22 was spot-on, in my opinion.
SOUZA: A salute to courage
What a courageous thing to do, to write her side of the story published in last Sunday’s Press.
FILLIOS: Good for all residents
I have known Bruce Mattare for a few years.
CHRISTIANITY: Hell has rules
Following the Christian religion I truly believe, you cannot watch Veggietales in hell.
CYBERSECURITY: Our unlocked doors
In 2020, more than 330 million people were victims of cyber crimes, and this number will only continue to get bigger every year.
VACCINES: Support congressional funding
We are so close to global polio eradication.
SOUZA: Support of a sort
While I do appreciate Mary Souza’s column about the current KCRCC, I’m kind of thinking it was a bit of sour grapes.