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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 …
LIBRARY: Access vs. sponsorship
The editorial, “There’s no purity test for public” in Sunday’s paper relies on a series of false comparisons.
ABORTION: View from a fetus
“A person convinced against his will is of the same opinion still.” (Unknown)
RESPECT: Show some, teach it
Americans should have attitudes of gratitude on Veteran’s Day and every day — make every day special for American veterans and our military.
GOVERNMENT: Speak out on forms
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OFFICIALS: Taking kitchen temperature
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HATE: Standing up for kids
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LIBRARIES: Community treasures
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THEFT: Not invincible here
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AUTUMN: CDA's differentiator
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HOMELESS: Thanks for the help
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WRITER: Stirring up division
Columnist Ralph Ginorio, as a self-described educator, could do a better job of educating our community.
BARNES: Answer important questions
NIC Board Member, Michael Barnes, must obey the laws and statutes of Idaho.
EDINGERS: Debt of gratitude
Thank you Nancy Edinger for sharing your husband Ron with the city he loved so much.
LEGISLATION: Worthy of attention
To my Legislators, Rep. Wisniewski, Rep. Mendive and to my State Senator Riggs…
NIC: Devastating losses
It is with great sadness that I read that two senior administrators at North Idaho College are leaving.