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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 …
GROWTH: Slower is better
GROWTH: Slower is better
RECALL: Unite against it
RECALL: Unite against it
HOLIDAYS: How to save them
HOLIDAYS: How to save them
MASKS: In the name of love
MASKS: In the name of love
CRIME: Don’t go soft, judges
CRIME: Don’t go soft, judges
THANKS: Helped by great guys
THANKS: Helped by great guys
WORMWOOD: Clues from asteroids
WORMWOOD: Clues from asteroids
VACCINE: The next mandate?
So, the city has mandated the wearing of masks. What’s next? Wait for it…COVID vaccination mandate. You know, for the common good.
VOTING: Wearing my opinion
Clerk Jim Brannon is overstepping the duties and responsibilities of his office (Post Falls Press, Oct. 27).
ARTICLE: Substantiated bias
This is an open letter to staff writer Craig Northrup.
CHURCH: Stay out of politics
I recently moved to Coeur d’Alene and visited St. Joan of Arc church in Post Falls and I heard a rather disturbing homily about socialism.
PHD: Out with these four
Panhandle Health District’s board members Banks, Balley, Fitzgerald and Kirby should step down, asked to resign or be removed.
RACISM: One local’s perspective
It sure gets tiresome listening to how racist and evil white people are.
MANDATE: Exercise in futility
I believe the city’s recent decision of mandating masks and the state’s backpedal to Stage 3 are actually irresponsible and borderline insane.
RACISM: No charges alleged
After reading a few letters to the editor Wednesday, I find it important to clarify the Coeur d’Alene City Mayor and Council made no statements implying a specific group or individuals lawfully assembling in the ci…