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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 …
CAMERON: A plus for Press
I got a hearty laugh at Steve Cameron’s reference to the Finnish practice of “binge drinking at home in your underpants.”
KCRCC: Yet another opportunity
Brent Regan and his KCRCC need to hurry to Dalton Gardens, since it should be an easy takeover target.
‘NEWS’: Check their agenda
My mom instilled in me the responsibility to think for myself.
INSURRECTION: We must have answers
Perhaps I am missing the latest political jousting surrounding a Commission to review the lead up and actual storming of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6.
WAKES: Common sense needed
I’ve lived on the Spokane River for 22 years.
VACCINE: Let’s kill COVID
COVID cases are falling rapidly, almost plummeting, in states where vaccination rates are 50-60%.
STATUE: Where did the moose go?
As I was driving my elderly mother to a medical appointment, she asked about the moose that used to stand by the Kootenai Health sign.
EMERGENCY: Grateful for help
This is a shout out to the 9-1-1 operator, the fire department medics, the ambulance crew, the KH Emergency Department doctors, nurses, pulmonary therapist and other staff who fixed my problem and got me quickly ba…
WOLVES: The damage they do
A recent letter to the editor stated that wolves are good for Idaho.
URD: Not really urban
Regarding the article on the two “pending” Urban Renewal Districts (URD) in Post Falls.
VACCINE: Explaining hesitancy
Gov. Little is welcoming questions regarding “vaccine hesitancy.”
DALTON: No confidence in mayor
Many have weighed in on the situation in Dalton Gardens.
VACCINE: Stop fear tactics
It appears many governmental agencies are attempting to make 99% of the population fear those unvaccinated from a virus that doesn’t kill 99% of those infected by it. Why?
VACCINE: Won’t be bullied
I want to address the issue of COVID vaccines.
DALTON: Rooting out distrust
Did this happen in Dalton Gardens? Could it happen elsewhere in Kootenai County?