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HOTEL: What it is — and what it isn't
I appreciate Joan Woodard's concerns that "Urban anywhere USA" Marriott has arrived in the form of a Branded Marriott product. It would be a bonus to see integrated use of materials to fit our brick and stone facades nearby on Sherman Avenue.
MOOSE: Helping local libraries
The Well Read Moose Bookstore continues to be a wonderful asset to our community. Most recently the owner of the Moose, Melissa DeMotte, helped with our PEO fundraiser (PEO provides scholarships to women continuing their education).
CLIMATE EXTREMISM: A distraction
Biden’s foremost Defense Department’s policy is attacking climate change, not terrorism. Climate extremism takes our focus off from our real problems. I recently watched chunks of ice fall into the ocean from a glacier in Glacier Bay, Alaska, a thrilling experience. I read where glaciers in Glacier Park may disappear within 200 years because of global warming. My response… So what. These melting glaciers would have about as much effect on our planet as adding one drop of water to Lake Coeur d’Alene. Climate is continually changing and to think that mere man can change weather patterns, (start/stop a Category 5 hurricane or even thunder showers) is beyond comprehension.
Paige Marie Coon, 12
Paige Marie Coon, 12
SHERIFF: Time, money, oversight and our children
I couldn’t agree more with Diana Braskich’s opinion in “My Turn: An open letter to our Sheriff,” published Oct. 5 in The Press. “If we want to protect children, perhaps the time would be better spent policing the community, not the library.”
Please join us in honoring our veterans
As we approach Veterans Day, we at the Coeur d'Alene Press and Shoshone News-Press are preparing a special feature to honor the veterans of Kootenai and Shoshone counties.
ELECTION THANKS: To volunteers, community, family
ELECTION THANKS: To volunteers, community, family
MEMORIAL DAY: Of honor and unity
As the warmth of summer beckons, Americans gather to honor a solemn tradition: Memorial Day. Beyond its status as a long weekend, or the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day carries profound significance rooted in remembrance, gratitude and national unity.
OPINION: 2024 starts now
Just yesterday we went to the polls and elected folks who will lead our cities, our schools, and our fire districts. Now we must respect the election results, and those who won.
THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: Commish on the state of the Big Sky
Before all hell broke loose in college sports, Big Sky Conference commissioner Tom Wistrcill stood in the hallway of a casino in Airway Heights, Wash., in mid-July and provided a “state of the conference” of sorts to a handful of reporters.
Community Conversations: The Escalating Threat of Fentanyl in North Idaho
On May 16, 2024, at 3:30 in the afternoon, the Coeur d'Alene Regional Chamber, in partnership with Kootenai Health and North Idaho College, will host a free informational forum at North Idaho College on the threat of fentanyl in our community.
CDAPD: They’re friends in deed
I want to say “thank you” to our police department. I had called them regarding our neighbor behind us.
Outdoor watering solutions can save water, give you more time to enjoy life
Water is vital to the beauty and economic well-being of our region. We love our lakes, rivers, and the aquifer that provides clean, safe drinking water.
MY TURN: 'Shut up?' No, step up and lead
Kootenai County voters can now choose best path forward
MY TURN: Idaho GOP caucus ignores voices of men and women fighting for freedom
As a retired Navy Chief Warrant Officer who dedicated over two decades of my life to serving in the military, I find myself deeply troubled by recent developments in Idaho's political landscape. Idaho's transition from a primary election to a Presidential caucus system, purportedly to encourage voter participation, is not only causing confusion but is also disenfranchising an important portion of our electorate — our men and women in uniform, currently deployed and sacrificing for our nation.
Vandals extend Eck through 2028 football season
"We are very pleased with the progress our program has made in our first two years," Eck said. "We are not content. Our sights are set on bringing a championship to Moscow. My family and I love the University of Idaho and this community. We are grateful to President Scott Green and Terry Gawlik for this contract extension to remain here."
OPINION: North Idaho Republicans: Guided by Lincoln’s legacy
A Lincoln Day statement of principle, community
OUR GEM: Re-MEMBER-ing the Kootenai Environmental Alliance
Over the last 50 years, Kootenai Environmental Alliance (KEA) has been a leader in environmental activism, advocacy, and education in conserving, protecting and restoring North Idaho. When it comes to Our Gem, KEA has been and will continue to be a voice for Coeur d’Alene Lake and all the water resources of this wonderful part of the country.
MY TURN: Journalistic integrity versus propaganda
Our journey in life can bring us front and center with individuals who seek to injure others, oftentimes, being injured individuals themselves. They burden other people with mean-spiritedness, dishonesty and cruelty, sometimes, because they’ve yet to heal their own psychological injuries. Such people will present mischaracterizations of others, while they present a biased and colored version of reality in general. These individuals lack integrity.
IMMIGRATION: A takeover
Time to wake up folks. Our country has been fundamentally changed since Biden took office. There have already been over six million souls added to the U.S. over our southern border in just two years. To put that into perspective, that is as more people than live in Idaho (1.9M), Montana (1.1M), Wyoming (580,000), North Dakota (775,000) and South Dakota (900,000) combined.