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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 …
NO ON HB 583: Preserve local control and community
The workers who can least afford a commute are being pushed out, while our streets are treated as “hotel parking” for visitors who have no stake in our long-term civic health.
LEGISLATURE: They’re busy down in Boise
If you can, take the time to learn more about the legislative process, and offer your opinion about proposals for new law.
BIG CREEK: Credit where credit is due for 4Cs
The 4Cs has been in existence for over 50 years and includes over 100 voluntary members representing the natural resource management state and federal agencies, the Congressional Delegation, county and city governm…
HOUSE BILL 557: Opposed by human rights organizations
If enacted, HB 557 would strip away the authority of local governments to protect the rights of their residents.
HWY DISTRICTS: Proposed funding reductions alarming
We urge the Legislature to maintain the current strategic initiatives funding to ensure our highway system remains safe and capable of supporting the transport of goods and residents.
POST FALLS: Mayor should focus on more important matters
Let’s leave the moral and religious issues to others more qualified and let him worry about every penny of our tax dollars, planning and zoning and affordable housing.
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WALTON: Congrats to Safeway employee upon his retirement
Jamie, it was an honor working with you so many years ago and I wish you all the best in your next chapter of life!
POLICE STATE: Make no mistake, we’re living in one
This administration is flagrantly ignoring the Constitution of the United States without allowing due process, killing U.S. citizens when they peacefully protest, and now arresting members of the press.
MAGA: They’re only Christians when it’s convenient
They preach humility while worshiping dominance. They quote Jesus while rejecting his most basic teachings — love thy neighbor, care for the poor, welcome the stranger, tell the truth.
PROTEST: Coverage is much ado about nothing
Talk about over sell.
GOZZER ROAD: Closure petition should be rejected
The public hearing is Monday, Feb. 9, 2 p.m. at the CDA Public Library.
POLITICS: Stay in the know about Legislature
It’s overwhelming to keep up on every bill and vote. Thankfully, there are people and sources that do. Accessing these regularly during the short legislative session is worthwhile.
PROTESTS: Don’t interfere with law enforcement
You have to look at what the true cause of this was. Why was there no outrage over that?
GOVERNING: Bipartisanship could be a path forward
A path forward exists, grounded in shared American values: fairness, work, security, and accountability.