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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 …
BUSINESSES: No masks, no deal
BUSINESSES: No masks, no deal
MASKS: Skip is right
MASKS: Skip is right
ADAMS: A CDA treasure
ADAMS: A CDA treasure
ELECTION: Ominous overtones
ELECTION: Ominous overtones
COVID: Do the research
COVID: Do the research
SAFETY: But at what cost?
SAFETY: But at what cost?
LETTER: Raises more questions
LETTER: Raises more questions
FLAGS: Citing other protests
FLAGS: Citing other protests
FRIENDS: Nation needs them now
FRIENDS: Nation needs them now
MASKS: Mandate and enforce
MASKS: Mandate and enforce
FLAG: A sign of distress
FLAG: A sign of distress
EDITORIAL: Music to my ears
Thank you for the most magnificent editorial in the Nov. 15 Press on turning down the volume of conflict and turning up the sound of Christmas music.
COVID: So many questions
Connecting the dots. Why are the COVID infection rates going up at the same time as more people are being forced to wear masks?
ELECTION: Just the facts, please
I read in your paper the AP story that declared Trump was declaring victory “in a race he actually lost.”
SCIENCE: Heed it, save lives
Medical scientists at Washington University, Johns Hopkins University and the Centers for Diseases Control issued a statement saying that if all citizens would wear masks and practice distancing when entering publi…