Letters to the Editor
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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 …
COVID-19: Loneliness kills more
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PRESIDENT: Biden best bet
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BIDEN: Folks, prepare for this
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SIGNS: Thefts only diminish you
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GADSDEN FLAG: Good riddance
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BIDEN/HARRIS: For the health of it
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ANARCHY: Make your voice heard
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GUNS: White not always right
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OPINION: It's pure hoaxology
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DEMOCRATS: Check the record
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COUNTY: Change structure at top
I agree with Commissioner Bill Brooks; it is time for a change in the Kootenai County Board of Commissioners’ leadership structure.
COUNTY: Reject structure change
This letter is in response to the Coeur d’Alene Press Editorial of Aug. 28, which endorsed Kootenai County Commissioner Bill Brooks’ desire to add more commissioners to manage Kootenai County and then have those co…
TRUMP: Consider the big ifs
If you: • Donated to the Trump Charitable Foundation, Trump used your money to purchase an expensive self-portrait. Thank you. His charitable foundation had to be dissolved due to corruption.
CAMERON: Broaden protest horizons
As I read Cameron’s recent article supporting Black athletes, I found I was in complete agreement with his message.
HARRIS: Most liberal senator
Like snow falling in January in North Idaho, we have our usual suspects spouting off about the great qualities of the Democratic ticket for the presidency.