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 …
CRT: What Webster’s says
A 98-year-old friend asked me what Critical Race Theory is all about.
LAMENT: Print paper cuts
People told me years ago the “paper” would be no more… technology would take its place.
N. IDAHO: Kindness alive, well
I went to Labcorp on Ironwood for some routine tests.
SCHOOLS: The path forward
To the Coeur d’Alene School Trustees and Union: God has been removed from the classroom, love of America is in the trash heap, and the moral values of the Ten Commandments are banned.
WOODWARD: Attacks unwarranted
Since the Bonner County Republican Committee called for Jim Woodward’s resignation, there have been numerous responses in the form of letters to the editors of several media outlets.
FOURTH: War zone in paradise
Another Fourth has passed in Post Falls, non-stop explosive fireworks.
SCHOOLS: Portrait of problems
Ostensibly the mission of any school district is to articulate the educational goals of the school and steps to achieve them.
CITIZEN: Open letter to Norris
Dear Sheriff, I read your remarks regarding the plight of your underpaid deputies.
GROWTH: Put residents first
A recent Coeur d’Alene Press article pointed out the concerns of Post Falls City Council member Linda Wilhelm regarding people from outside the area flooding city parks.
THANKS: Unexpected kindness
I was out for my daily walk recently when I did a face plant on the sidewalk.
CRT: Emphasis on ‘theory’
In response to what is Critical Race Theory (CRT), it is difficult to explain it with only 250 words.
DEVIN: An honorary angel
Devin has been a great supporter of Silver Angels for the Elderly.
CAR d’LANE: Two thumbs down
I was glad to see Coeur d’Alene celebrating 30 years of what has been a very fun event.
WIND: Second strike hurts
I need a lot more than 250 words to tell my story.
CRT: One way to look at it
In Jane Dunkin’s LTE July 2 she asks, ‘What is Critical Race Theory?’