Elected leaders express gratitude

As Thanksgiving approaches, many elected officials are reflecting on what they're thankful for this year. A few of them shared their thoughts with the Press.

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Mayors, commissioners share what they're thankful for this year

North Idaho has much to be grateful for this Thanksgiving holiday. Local mayors and county commissioners took a moment to reflect and share with The Press the gratitude filling their hearts this year.