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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 …
AP: Press reporters are better
The last few days I’ve been reading some really good reporting on local news.
STORY: A No. 1 hit
The article in The Press by the gifted Devin Weeks, on Saturday, Feb. 20, titled “Songs For Superheroes,” is wonderful!
CONGRESS: Censuring is shameful
After hearing that each Republican senator who voted to find DJT not guilty is being censured, I am wondering why we do not just have robots sit in Congress.
BULLIES: Root of the problem
Have you ever seen an anti-bullying poster when you walked down the halls of your school?
IT’S BAD: And getting worse
John Wilkes Booth was a Confederate sympathizer in favor of slavery and wanted to help the South.
VACCINE: Cheers to KH staff
I am an avid reader of the Letters to the Editor.
GOP: Bad at the base
Can someone explain how the Republican Party can be “The Party of Lincoln” when their base is full of John Wilkes Boothes?
BIDEN: His abortion stance
It is indeed a “breath of fresh air” to have a moral, honorable human being in the White House now.
INITIATIVE: From two to zero
The ballot initiative is the constitutional right of every Idaho citizen.
INITIATIVE: Group opposes SB 1110
The League of Women Voters of Idaho strongly opposes Senate Bill 1110 as too restrictive and an infringement on the people’s right to place items on the ballot.
COLUMN: Question is continuation
I am missing the articles by Robert Shillingstad that no longer appear in the Saturday newspaper.
LETTER: Unsuitable for publication
In response to Dave Dasher’s “Unsavory” comments on Friday, Feb. 19…Have we no class?
LOGGING: Blue Creek done right
In response to Madison Hardy’s “Resident Questions Logging,” I was involved with forest management and the timber industry for 35 years.
CLIMATE: Leave it alone, Joe
A recent headline in The Press states, “Biden says ‘Climate is Changing’” — Duh!
VACCINE: A positive experience
We were more than surprised to read Robin Jenkins’ experience at Kootenai Health when she went for her COVID-19 vaccination.