Letters to the Editor
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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 …
NELLY: More important issues
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BROOKS: Conservative credentials
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RECALL: Grow up, critics
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AGING WELL: Not so fast
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NELLY: Press editorial was subpar
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SENTENCE: Judge fails duty
Shame on Judge Valin for letting Jesse L. Jones off with no consequences for his deplorable behavior and mistreatment of that poor dog he brutally attacked.
TRUMP: Criticizing the cult
ABC televised hearings Tuesday on the Jan. 6 insurrection in D.C. at our capitol.
WAGES: Price hikes unjustified
Every time there is a discussion about raising wages, I hear the same arguments: 1) business owners won’t be able to pay, or they will have to fire someone, or they will not be able to hire enough people and 2) the…
DUMPSTERS: Digging into issue
The dumpster pictures in the July 22 Press appear to be mostly heaping piles of garbage bags and cardboard boxes.
CRT: Hidden in plan view
Wake up, parents!
SCHOOLS: Guilty or ignorant
The Coeur d’Alene School Board and administration are either deceiving us, or they are approving programs being ignorant of facts.
VACCINES: What’s behind ‘no’
There have been several letters to the editor vilifying those who choose not to get vaccinated against the COVID virus.
STRIFE: But what if?
With all the strife in the world today, I would like to compare what is going on to the human body, which is made up of billions of cells, trillions of bacteria, viruses and numerous systems, including the nervous,…
GARBAGE: The recycling factor
There is a topic that is another important part of the drastic increase in garbage for the county and I have not seen addressed recently.
NELLY: Purveyors of filth
“Van Noy, who leads Candlelight Christian Fellowship Church, also echoed Mayor Steve Widmyer in calling for an end to reported threatening, ‘hateful’ phone calls to fair organizers over the concert. Both men said s…