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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 …
RACE: There’s only one
Race, race, race.
ARCHAEOLOGY: Apollo and aliens
Ancient history is like a huge jigsaw puzzle.
IFF: Solution, not problem
Headline to column by Hon. Jim Jones: The Idaho Freedom Foundation is a threat to the future of the Gem State.
HOUSING: Motels are missed
I was pleased to read in Monday’s Coeur d’Alene Press, Councilwoman Kiki Miller is promoting a Regional Housing & Growth Issues Partnership.
ANDRUS: He let Idaho down
I and I am sure many other Idahoans don’t agree completely with Chuck Malloy Guest Opinion of Cecil Andrus.
SILVERWOOD: Family-friendly approach
I would like to compliment Silverwood, Gary Norton and his team for helping make Silverwood such a family-friendly theme park.
BIDEN: Pitfalls are plenty
As I view the news of the nation, the Biden voters should be rejoicing as he keeps his campaign promises.
DNC: Shades of Hitler
Is your coffee hot? Here we go.
THANKS: A veteran’s grateful
To the patriotic family that paid for our breakfast at Elmer’s on Memorial Day — thank you.
DALTON: My Turn on target
A most interesting My Turn article in Saturday’s paper.
LIBRARIES: Inclusion is essential
Regarding the Community Library Network’s recent newsletter for Pride month, I am insanely proud of the library network for standing up to the loudest voices among us trying to preach that LGBTQ+ people do not dese…
LIBRARIES: Stick to your mission
I was extremely disappointed when I received the Community Library Network’s Pride Edition Newsletter.
INFRASTRUCTURE: Impacts us all
I have grown weary of the do-nothing Congress.
FLAGS: Don’t mix these two
I was bothered on Memorial Day seeing people driving around with the American and Confederate flags displayed together.
RADICALS: Here’s who they are
Thank you Darrell Kerby for the timely and well-written “My Turn” on June 1 about the radical GOP takeover of Idaho politics.