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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 …
JAN. 6: Beware misdirection
Over the years much has been said in LTEs to The Press about democracy and autocracy (or a variety of words meaning that).
HEROES: They’re behind the wheel
Just as I watched the big yellow buses line up at Lake City High School, I decided those bus drivers men and women are our HEROES too.
NIC: Demand strong leadership
The value and importance of the educational opportunities provided to our community by North Idaho College are legion.
JACKSON: Not worthy as justice
Mr. Biden clearly said he wants a Black woman on the Supreme Court.
ABORTION: A grandson’s story
This is in response to Ellen Lewis “Abortion: One Big Step Back” dated March 23.
ABORTION: A bunch of hypocrites
Since the religious and conservative driven folks cheer the recent abortion law, then they must also fully support Planned Parenthood, sex education in schools and free distribution of contraceptive devices.
IDAHO: Saving American democracy
Idaho, America and the world are at a crossroad between a future engendered in democracy, or regression to an anti-democratic, oppressive past.
IDAHO: Confusion over values
IDAHO: Confusion over values
LAKE CDA: Money pit for studies
LAKE CDA: Money pit for studies
HB666: Adult language everywhere
HB666: Adult language everywhere
GOOKIN: Font of profanity
GOOKIN: Font of profanity
PUTIN: Cold-blooded killer
PUTIN: Cold-blooded killer
SAINTS: What a celebration
SAINTS: What a celebration
REALITY: Governance by greed
REALITY: Governance by greed
SATERFIEL: A ringing endorsement
As a former elected official who had the pleasure of working with Roger Saterfiel for eight years, I wholeheartedly support him to become Hayden’s next mayor.