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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 …
VIRUS: Spreading misinformation
In reference to your Feb. 26 issue, Healthy Lifestyles page C9, written by Mike Stobbe, AP Medical Writer.
ENERGY: Renewable works
Re “Renewable: not full solution” (The Press, Feb. 28): Stanford University did the research on this years ago and found the entire world’s energy needs could easily be supplied by solar or wind alone.
PUBLIC LAND: Seniors denied
It is commendable that the Forestry Department and Department of Fish and Game have in the last several months acquired thousands of acres of land that they are calling Public Land. However, their definition of pub…
STUDENT: Share your Idaho
Hello! I am a third-grade student in Northern Virginia. Our class is learning about the United States and I will be teaching our school all about the state of Idaho. In the month of May, I will create a display for…
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Re “Renewable: not full solution” (The Press, Feb. 28): Stanford University did the research on this years ago and found the entire world’s energy needs could easily be supplied by solar or wind alone.
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Donald Trump to attendees at an African American history month reception at the White House regarding the coronavirus pandemic, “It’s going to disappear. One day it’s like a miracle, it will disappear.”
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It is commendable that the Forestry Department and Department of Fish and Game have in the last several months acquired thousands of acres of land that they are calling Public Land. However, their definition of pub…
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Hello! I am a third-grade student in Northern Virginia. Our class is learning about the United States and I will be teaching our school all about the state of Idaho. In the month of May, I will create a display for…
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The meeting at the library for the health corridor URD on March 5 at 5:30 is a vital meeting for all the citizens of Coeur d’Alene and county residents of Kootenai County by the NWPOA.
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As a retired nurse, I am so disgusted with Democrats politicizing the coronavirus epidemic. I do not understand why for once they can’t put aside their political ideology and work together. Their actions show that …
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Thanks to Richard and Marjorie Molstead for sharing your family history with the rest of us. I encourage everyone to write their family history too and share it. And don’t forget to leave a copy for your great-grea…
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In reference to your Feb. 26 issue, Healthy Lifestyles page C9, written by Mike Stobbe, AP Medical Writer.
ROADS: Big trucks doing damage
Ramsey Road and Northwest Boulevard desperately need repaving/repair as the summer vacation season will soon be upon us and a new school year begins in six months. Ruts, potholes and other hazards, i.e. drain cover…
RUSSIA: Excuses getting tiresome
People like Barb Crumpacker, Joan Baune and others need to find a new strategy. Continuing to resort to intimidation and name calling like minions, lemmings and questioning the I.Q. of anyone who didn’t vote for yo…
BERNIE: Oh yes, he’s special
The Bernie Sanders (Bernie the Commie) attraction I lay at the feet of the group of adults age 40 through 55 years old. This is the group of parents that supported the concept that every child is “Special,” no one …