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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 …
DRIVERS: Please yield to pedestrians
SSPX: Vatican decree is invalid
SOCIALISM: Never thought it would happen!
TRUMP: Doesn’t belong on Rushmore
Letters to the Editor
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COEUR TERRE: Bait and switch
We need Planning and Zoning to step up and request we get what we paid for.
MAH JONGG: More places to play
There are several other groups locally that play at different days, times and locations.
GOLF COURSE: Many questions to answer
Property rights do not mean the elimination of the existing rights of hundreds of residents.
NOISE: Permitting a ‘gateway drug’
Other illegal activities will follow, as it seems those who we elect to enforce our laws don’t care.
NOISE: Accepted and unaccepted
These drivers speed out of downtown generating extremely loud vehicle noise, with most likely the deliberate thought of “in your face downtown residents, shoppers, businesses, and Cd’A Police!”
TRUMP: President is out of touch
Remember, Trump promised to reduce
TRUMP: About his energy policy
This is not just a matter of policy — millions of people around the world today are already being hurt by global warming.
POEM: Ode to the traffic light
I didn’t know the circumstances of the people in the other cars but we all respected the road guide uniformly.
HISTORY: Appreciation for Black’s column
In the past I have enjoyed the writings of Uyless Black.
STATESMEN: Policies to agree on
Here are some things upon which the majority of citizens can agree.