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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 …
DEVELOPMENT: Consider all impacts
Do you own stocks, gold, commodities, Bitcoin or any other “investment?”
LEVIES: Stop the support
On Jan. 20, I had discussions with Superintendent of the Post Falls schools Dena Naccarato.
OP-ED: Extremists forgotten, or omitted
I read with interest the Guest Opinion from Jim Jones entitled, “Bringing Extremism Under Control.”
FASCISM: Unfair portrayal
Well… here we go, again.
CHARITY: Local is better
You cannot imagine my shock seeing a full page on Goodwill Industries featured on the front of the CoeurVoice last Saturday.
30-70: Scale’s out of whack
We have a 30-70 problem!
GROWTH: Send the bill to…
I understand the desire for a better lifestyle along with a fat wallet.
PILLOWS: Support comeback kid
I’m so sorry but are you kidding me? Are we really going to stand by and let the far left dictate who we buy our pillows from?
SENIORS: No vaccine access
Many seniors here and elsewhere have no transportation and no access to the web, therefore making it difficult, if not impossible, to get the vaccine.
VACCINE: Kudos to Kootenai Health
We were very fortunate to have been vaccinated on day 1 of the 65-plus and older group.
GOVERNOR: Right to be angry
Governor Little has been able to walk the tightrope of business, livelihoods and citizens’ health since March 2020.
LITTLE: Well done, governor
Thank you, Governor Little.
MASKS: Just ‘woke’ ideology
Mask requirements by commercial enterprises are the next step in “woke” business practices where government agendas and ideological doctrines are pressured upon the patron by the store.
VACCINE: Eligible with no access
Help! My wife is 89 and I am 92. We are both strong yet.
VACCINE: A shot of stress
The 65 and older COVID-19 rollout was less than perfect. In fact, it was a disaster.