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 …
KINDNESS: No lid on it here
KINDNESS: No lid on it here
PARKING: Diamond cuts deep
PARKING: Diamond cuts deep
ANONYMOUS: Letter rankles writer
ANONYMOUS: Letter rankles writer
BIDEN: In a word, crazy
BIDEN: In a word, crazy
AGISM: No laughing matter
I want to reassure JoAnn Lokken and any other interested citizens that indeed my hearing aids are in good working order and they are the good ones from Costco.
PASTOR: Fulfilling his duty
In response to Jessica Mahuron’s My Turn opinion of Pastor Hemmings actions toward the Coeur d’Alene library’s support of the LGBTQ+ safe space.
UKRAINE: Memo to two leaders
It’s simple…
DISCONNECT: A biblical divide
Regarding Mr. Daniel Flores’ recent letter to the editor…
SELENIUM: An Idaho alert
I grew up in North Idaho and then returned about 13 years ago after retirement.
LIBRARIES: Three cheers for Katie
Kudos to Katie Blank for the outstanding article on libraries.
TO NWCCU: ‘Conservative’ credentials
To the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, from thousands of very concerned citizens…
HEALTH CARE: Three shining stars
Christmas came early for me on Dec. 21 during a follow-up appointment in Kootenai County with Dr. Kate Kuhlman-Wood.
THANKS: Street crews, RH Mamas
I want like to thank the Coeur d’Alene city street crews for their excellent contribution to my happy life.
VACCINES: Rights and consequences
Everyone has the right to be unvaccinated but that right comes with consequences and that is a fact.
COUNTY: Form of government issue
My concern is with the unaccountability of an appointed or “hired” manager.