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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 …
DEFINED: Portrait of a Graduate
Inspirational: Content knowledge: persistent, academically prepared, financially responsible
CDA SCHOOLS: CRT and big deficit
Why did Coeur d’Alene Schools Superintendent Dr. Hocker feel the need to send a recent newsletter to school parents?
POEM: God’s Autumn
The summer flowers have to sleep…
HOUSING: Prices hurting economy
Have you noticed the skyrocketing cost of rents and home prices?
ENDEMIC: Impact in local pain
Dave Kuntz may be consoled by talking to the facility postponing his wife’s care about what is being done to increase staff and capacity.
SUBMARINE: Questions surface
Re: Back in the USS Idaho, Coeur d’Alene Press, Friday Oct. 8
JONES: Best Lakeland candidate
I am a retired Lakeland High School teacher and have lived in the Lakeland School District since 1980.
MAY: Cd’A schools need her
Our schools and how they are managed is a huge part of why people are relocating to North Idaho.
EDUCATION: A little illumination
In a recent interview in the Coeur d’Alene Press, Brent Regan brought up Article 9 Section 1.
ANTISEMITISM: KCRCC’s safe harbor
The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee has openly endorsed David Reilly, a Christian antisemite who has made every effort to conceal that fact as he runs for the Post Falls school board.
HAMMOND: Earned our votes
We voted for Jim Hammond by absentee ballot for mayor of Coeur d’Alene and here is why.
GOP: Doesn’t think for me
Have we lost the ability to think for ourselves?
SANDUSKY: Decide for yourselves
Noted scholar and Americanist Frederick Crews has been engaged in a new and important campaign.
TERMS: The words matter
Using terms such as “anti-maskers” and “anti-vaxers” does not describe accurately those who are not willing to have government or those who are not leaders to determine how to live one’s life.
GROWTH: Two must-reads
Regarding Teresa Roth’s housing in Hayden column, thank you for a very well thought out and written critique on the comprehensive plan for housing in Hayden.