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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 …
MASKS: Kids and numbers
Mask: The weave opening found in cloth masks is .02 centimeters.
STACY: Support pours in
I would like to thank everyone who donated to LUNGS for STACY!
GROWTH: Burden of cost
Do your thoughts rhyme with mine?
BUILDER: Request from neighbors
To the builder who has plans to build the Corbin Meadow Subdivision in Post Falls, we have a request.
BIDEN: It’s impeachment time
Sleepy Joe needs to go.
LIST: Enemies of the republic
The following are the names in chronological order that have played a big part in the possible future demise of this republic.
WEAPONS: Who’s the enemy here?
Am I imagining this, or we stupid enough to put our state of the art weapons in the hands of religious fanatics, bent on destroying America?
DINNER: An unexpected gift
My husband and I were waiting in the drive-through line at Burger King at Ramsey and Kathleen on Thursday, Aug. 19 a little after 7 p.m.
WAR: Congress owes apology
I wish to state my opinion regarding Afghanistan.
U.S.: Circling the drain
I’m 76 years old. I was brought up to believe it is MY responsibility to my country to 1. serve my country (I did, 1962-1969 active duty); 2. to be informed about the country’s politics.
MASKS: Teaching kids compassion
I have a feeling that the Coeur d’Alene Press is not the platform to tout vaccines — most likely it is preaching to the choir.
POLARIZED: Blame the media
In regard to Sholeh Patrick’s column regarding the causes for the polarization of America, I found a glaring lack of insight on how the American news media has played a major role in the process of fomenting tribal…
VACCINE: Not FDA-approved
The COVID-19 “vaccine” is experimental.
PREAMBLE: Have you forgotten?
Note to letter writer Marvin George Miller…
LAWSUIT: Check this out
Guest opinion dated Aug. 14 by Shari Williams says, “The more we share verified facts that support our ideas, the more we get involved and take action to create change where we perceive injustice, the more we embra…