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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 …
McFARLAND: The most qualified
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McFARLAND: For hospital trustee
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HOSPITAL: Trust these three
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LEFT: Despise Christian right
By their words and actions (including hate speech and fake news) it is obvious that the progressive liberal left despise the conservative Christian right.
KCRCC: Template to not follow
I would like to join the growing chorus of voices in expressing my concern about the amount of control Brent Regan has been absorbing in elections within Kootenai County, especially with the “non-political” positio…
GOP: Unite vs. liberal agenda
Another vitriolic opinion composition in a recent Press against fellow Republicans; this one using the comparison to the John Birch Society.
EXTREMISM: Keep area moderate
THANK YOU for your honest appraisal and vetting of the trustee candidates for the hospital and library boards in Sunday’s Editorial.
LEGISLATORS: The free circus
I must thank the Idaho Legislature.
GROWTH: Guidelines for group
Regional Partnership on Growth held its first “meeting” recently.
LEVY: Volunteers’ testimonial
The Post Falls School District is to be commended for its prudent attention to budget management.
GROWTH: Follow the money
I am writing this in response to April 28 editorial “Poison is a poor cure for growth anxiety.” We elected and appointed these officials.
RESPONSE: Diversity isn’t evil
Wow. In response to Robert Hunt’s letter of April 30, I’d like to know how he can paint half the population in such terms as rot and wanting to spray us all with pesticide.
THANKS: Strangers to the rescue
Sunday while enjoying a spring walk I fell and hurt a knee and hand.
VACCINES: Get on board
Most of us who have been vaccinated are trying to understand the reluctance of people to get their COVID shot.
TEACHER: Three cheers for Tanya
Kudos to Tanya Lilley, the U.S. History teacher at Lakes Middle School for her “thinking outside the box” teaching style!