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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 …
UNSUNG HEROES: Don’t forget military
Your Christmas editorial “Unsung heroes on this special day” was outstanding and all the heroes mentioned certainly deserve our praise.
POEM: Wish for ‘21
We want to wipe away others tears shed at night…
MASKS: A personal choice
I respect your choice regarding mask wearing.
MASKS: Your rights and mine
I continue to be astonished that there are still folks denying the power of wearing a simple mask and believe they have some right to potentially infect the rest of us.
CHALLENGE: Pay it forward in ‘21
On Tuesday, Dec. 22 my son and I were at the Hayden Walmart getting groceries. We ended up in the self-checkout and I ended up trying to find $5.01 available on one of my cards but wasn’t able to after a few tries.
TRUMP: His Russian allies
I am appalled but not surprised to hear that Donald Trump has sided with Russia again against the United States on the latest cyber attack. He has repeatedly given Putin and his cronies a pass for reasons I can onl…
ELECTION: One person’s analysis
What does the presidential election result mean to me?
MASKS: Defiant? You bet
I have always believed that the good people of Idaho had it right.
RADIATION: Cell tower opposition
During the Oct. 6 Coeur d’Alene City Council meeting a woman discussed an engineering test of the cell towers at 3857 and 7803 Ramsey Road.
COVID: Need death data
So Gov. Little and the state health care districts continue to quote sterile numbers as a tool of COVID-19 management.
COVID: Mask question answered
I feel I need to respond to the question that Janet Cooke raised in her Letter to the Editor.
SPECIES: These are in trouble
The Internet lists Amur Leopards, Black Rhinos and Bornean Orangutans as the three most endangered species in the world.
GRATEFUL: The kids thank you
GRATEFUL: The kids thank you
LIBRARY: Making extra effort
LIBRARY: Making extra effort
BIDEN: Lesson to the press
BIDEN: Lesson to the press