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Moon reelected Idaho GOP Chair, party now opposes funding higher education
Republican party platform opposes higher ed funding
Coeur d'Alene library director resigns
Michael Priest to take equivalent role in New Zealand
Michael Priest's last day with the city will be July 12.
Legals for July, 3 2024
Keep your estate plan simple(ish)
It may seem obvious that when planning for what should happen after your death, more detail is better. Indeed, the problems I see with many estate plans have to do with ignoring some aspect of planning that should be addressed. However, the opposite problem is also possible. Let’s take a look...
Legals for July, 5 2024
EDITORIAL: Ask for money sooner, not later
Schools shouldn't wait for one shot at voter funding support
Legals for July, 6 2024
As Idaho's new library law goes into effect, questions remain
Seven-year-old Patrice Droesch comfortably sat with her legs folded beneath her, lingering on the pages of Brian Lies’ “Bats at the Library,” a children’s book about bats that have a grand time when they find a window at their local library has been left open one night. Patrice’s mom, Elizabeth Droesch of Coeur d’Alene, sat at a nearby table in the Seagrave Children’s Library at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library, researching different titles. “I was just going through all of these and reading reviews and making sure what I choose is appropriate for my kids,” she said. “It takes time.”
Legals for June, 13 2024
General obligation bond process advances
Could go to voters next year to fund millions for fire department
Greif said the department is looking at numerous needs that include a new fire engine, ladder truck, command vehicles, updating and expansion of several stations, self-contained breathing apparatus and upgrading station alert systems.
HUCKLEBERRIES: Ordinance for peace and quiet
“Ordinance” is a fancy word for a law imposed by cities and counties.