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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: Check those numbers
The letter from Patrick Bethke claimed that 11,940 people died from COVID vaccines and 618,648 were injured, information Bethke got from a CDC VAERS site.
ELECTIONS: What to look for
My friend, David C., wisely stated, “Our system works when citizens of good character and intelligence are involved.”
DOG PARK: It’s time, PF
Who owns Singing Hills Park? Does the city of Post Falls or the neighborhood that surrounds it?
TAXES: Idaho’s painful imbalance
No one enjoys paying taxes, but when the tax system is fair and balanced we can at least not get too angry.
HAYDEN CANYON: Doesn’t add up
The Aug. 5 headline “Hayden Canyon’s next step approved” is not all correct.
CRT: Won’t unite America
I participated in a recent telephone survey on the economy, immigration, growth and race relations in Idaho.
POLITICS: Split the nation
It used to be Republicans and Democrats could compromise because we each loved America and respected our Constitution.
BORDERS: COVID craziness
The United States is not letting Canada citizens into the country at our northern borders because of COVID concerns but it’s a free for all at our southern borders with an explosion of COVID.
BORDER: Biden policy a threat
Why is the southern border open?
DOGS: Artful owner ignorance
Went to Art on the Green Saturday, July 30.
UNMASKED: Think, people
On July 29, I was in the small waiting room of Kootenai Clinic Post Falls imaging area.
GROWTH: Group’s leaders applauded
Since I am part of the Regional Housing and Growth Issues Partnership advisory group, I would like to weigh in on David Lyons’ Aug. 4 Letter to the Editor.
CHAPEL: A little help, please
My husband and I (David Hensley and Carole Randall) were married at the Coeur d’Amour Wedding Chapel on Aug. 9, 1974.
VACCINATED: Fears unfounded
Please, please will someone explain to me why the vaccinated are so afraid of the unvaccinated? Is the vaccine not a vaccine after all?
SATANISTS: There are far worse
There have been many opinions regarding a prayer vigil held at the Capitol building by “Satanists.”