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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 …
KOVACS: Fresh eyes an asset
Just look at bela4assessor.com to see that County Assessor, Bela Kovacs, wants to fix some things that are badly in need of repair…
POLITICAL MESS: A common denominator
Last Wednesday’s editorial showed what a mess the state of Idaho is in.
INVOCATIONS: Time to go
Mr. Van Noy writes (April 23) that while people with religious beliefs different from his own might be welcome here, their “gods” and “spirit entities” are not.
COUNTY: Follow Fillios’s lead
Not yet officially announced, your new manager of Kootenai County’s government structure will be Mr. Brent Regan, head of the KCRCC.
LEFT: This is on you
After reading John Johnson’s letter regarding the enemy within our country, I felt the need to send a letter to the editor in support of Mr. Johnson’s view. He implied our enemy is the Left in our country.
BIDEN: Had enough yet?
Can America endure another 2 1/2 years of President Biden?
INMATES: A story to inflame
The “California inmates study at 1st college based behind bars” story run on April 20 can’t be coincidental timing as the Biden regime announces its plans for student debt forgiveness.
GOP: A little advice
Dear Republican Party, There’s a simple solution for your problem.
PARTIES: Crossover is fair game
Democrats think it is their right to register Republican so they can run, vote and interfere in the Republican Primary.
COUNTY: Optional insights
Thank you Phil Ward for some insight into the KC optional forms of government study commission.
BULEY: Greatest story ever told
I just had to take a moment and send you a huge “thank you” and “well done” to Bill Buley for the well written article on the celebration of the Resurrection of the Lord Jesus.
BAD NEWS: And rays of light
What we see and read in the news is mostly negative.
AIRLINE CAPTAIN: We can reach higher
I was very pleased to read the Airline Captain’s Report in Tuesday’s Coeur d’Alene Press.
AMADOR: Conservative, conscientious
On May 17, we have a clear choice for our state representative for House Seat 4B.
PRAYER: Silence is golden
All this concern about which religion to pray at the beginning of each meeting might be resolved by observing a few minutes of silent prayer.