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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 …
POLITICS: Memo to McGeachin
Lt. Gov.: First you fight tooth and toenail to get rid of the mask mandate, the one we never had.
NELLY: Can’t wait for concert
The Coeur d’Alene Press reported some residents dislike Nelly.
COUNTY: The Power of Three
What rocket science can teach us about our county government.
THANKS: For Press and prayers
I just want to thank you for some recent articles printed in The Press that I really appreciate.
HO: Reference isn’t racist
Regarding the editorial “The other choice is the right one,” the writer seems to assume that the offensive message which was highlighted has to do with the vice president’s race.
CRT: It’s Marxism
Mark Mitchell’s op-ed on CRT Friday, July 9 was great. The other from the young lady was not so — her comment, “if we don’t learn from history, we are doomed to repeat it.”
SCHOOLS: Doing nothing right
After a career in the USAF, and while pursuing further education, I taught for five years in the public schools of California.
EXCEL: Empower CDA teachers
Dear Patrons of Coeur d’Alene School District 271…
SOUZA: Don’t push ‘big lie’
I am in receipt of Sen. Souza’s recent taxpayer-paid newsletter in which she states “the national election was fraught with…uncertainty.”
EDITORIAL: About Harris’s background
In response to your editorial chastising the “Joe and the Ho” bumper sticker, not everything has a secret racist meaning.
DOWNTOWN: Consider pedestrian-only
Boulder, Colo., is the most livable city in America, for the second straight year.
FLAG: Discolored desecration
Does anyone consider the “Thin Blue Line” American flag as a desecration?
PETS: Let justice prevail
Regarding the “justice” of the canine physically abused and assaulted by a lesser “Mr. Jones” whose case is obviously absurd, this area would do well to reconstruct a system of actual justice for its domesticated a…
TEACHERS: Perception explanation
Re: recent letter about teachers…
EDITORIAL: Wrong about racism
The other choice is the hyperbolic one: While most reasonable people in general will agree that the slogan ‘F--- Joe and his Ho(e)’ is indeed reprehensible, it is a far cry from being racist.