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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 …
COVID: Breakthrough cases noted
Did you hear last week’s news about that nursing home in Colville, Wash.?
MOB: In eye of beholder
The front page of the Sept. 25 Coeur d’Alene Press included a photograph captioned “MOB SCENE.”
DALTON: Ex-candidacy explained
A letter to the citizens of Dalton Gardens…
CARE: Only kicks in late
Rationed care is here. Grace Fletcher asked that question, sort of, in her letter Sept. 22.
MOB: They aren’t ‘adults’
I turned on the news tonight (Sept. 24) and witnessed one of the most disgusting examples of “adult behavior” ever displayed in our community.
MOB: Stand up to bullies
Dear School Board and Patriots…
MOB: Shadow over Cd’A
Tonight’s news (Sept. 24) made me feel embarrassed to be a resident of Coeur d’Alene.
SCHOOLS: Elect effective leaders
I’ve been a teacher in the Coeur d’Alene District for 21 years as an elementary school teacher with various teaching positions.
MOB: A threat to safety
Saturday’s headline was quite disturbing!
NIC: Building bad reputation
With an adult son at NIC in professional courses I accept that Banducci’s Bandits won this one without forecasting or projecting the fallout.
LIFE: The right choice
It is written that the Hebrew people were called “stiff-necked” (stubborn).
MANDATES: Workplace insights
I read Jim Jones’ Sept. 15 op-ed and would like to point readers to the Case Characteristics and Deaths by Demographics information at the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare’s tracking site.
SCHOOLS: Unions run them
Since 1966, public schools have been unionized!
PHD: Wary of bureaucrats
Above all do no harm! I wonder if businessman Don Duffy practices the physician Thomas Inman’s 1860 credo?
DMV: Accept private help
With the backlog of appointments for vehicle titling and registration, it is time to allow for private entities to assist local government DMV with registering and titling vehicles.