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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 …
HAZEL: Appreciate 100-year look back
Community bonds still hold our area together, which is only one of the reasons so many people now claim Kootenai County as their own
TOWN HALL TRIAL: Are we complicit?
GOVERNMENT: Do actions reflect society’s values?
The values of a society are influenced by its leadership and the programs implemented by its government.
JUDGES: Reexamine DUI sentencing
Repeated DUI arrests should trigger stronger intervention not just in the interest of the offender, but to protect the innocent people who share our roads.
POOL: Swim center rate change hurts
Most of the pool patrons are former rehab patients including handicapped, disabled veterans and seniors which are some of the most vulnerable people in our community, all of which were encouraged to continue their …
GIVING: Thankful for chance encounter
Generosity is alive and well in America!
SHERIFF: Wolfinger did job well
To me, the sheriff’s department can no longer be a trusted entity of the city of Hayden.
CITYLINK: Is level of service worth the cost?
Maybe we could make better decisions on how we spend our tax money.
CITYLINK: Appalling to cut a humane program
Only the self-serving, self-absorbed, and the incredibly privileged would take away a service that helps others who need it.
CITYLINK: Critical service benefiting all of us
Citylink provides our most vulnerable citizens with complimentary transportation to the hospital and through our communities.
ECONOMY: Biden’s fault, but recovery on the way
Yes, many Americans are hurting but affordability can’t be solved by voting back in the rascals who created the problem in the first place.
CHRISTMAS: Special section appreciated
Thank you for putting together the Story of Christmas section in today’s Coeur d’Alene Press.
TRUMP: What does he really mean?
Just thought I would ask the readers of the Cd’A Press what the POTUS means when he calls women “nasty.”
AI: Endometriosis and art
If you don’t like this particular exhibit or how it was created, you don’t have to go to the gallery.