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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.
EDITORIAL: Four legislators owe voters an explanation
Kootenai County Republican foursome side with
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The brain is a remarkable organ. 50 years ago we hardly had a clue how well the brain was capable of recovering after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Because the brain heals slower than any other organ that we have, it was originally assumed that once damaged, you were stuck with it. We now know better. We now have tools and understanding that, when applied, have the potential to restore that which was damaged.
James Lemm, 87
James Lelin Lemm passed away Feb. 9, 2024, in his sleep at 87. James was best known by his nickname Jim Sr. Sr was living comfortably in an assisted living home in Post Falls with Ruth. He is survived by Ruth, his wife of 70 years; and children Kathy, Lynda and Jimmy; with numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
OPINION: Lincoln put the union above personal interest, and we should too
Lincoln's eloquence resonates with us in this present time of peril to our democracy. We should honor Lincoln properly by heeding his message.
Summer food service sponsors needed
Idaho Department of Education calling on community for support
A program that provides meals to children in areas of need during the summer is in need of community support.
Bill to remove ‘harmful materials’ from libraries heads to Senate
After largely negative public testimony, Idaho legislators advanced a bill Monday that would require public and school libraries to create a review process and to restrict children’s access to harmful materials following complaints.
Certain sex crimes against children could carry death penalty in Idaho
Sex crimes against children could be punishable by death under a new bill that Idaho House Republican legislators passed Tuesday.
RESPONSE: Miller got it right
I want to thank Doug Miller for addressing this awful problem concerning our children. The Press assuredly is part of the problem. They do not have the moral compass that conservatives have as with all liberals. The editors of The Press slam the newly elected leaderships of the library as often as they can.
RESPONSE: Groups chose competence over ideology
In response to James Patterson’s letter to the editor stating he is sticking with the KCRCC recommendations…
LESS TRASH: And better project planning needed
I am wondering what we can do as a community to clean up along the freeway, I-90, especially between Coeur d’Alene and Stateline? Traveling back-and-forth repeatedly, I have noticed it looks horrible. Trash, trash, trash! We have such beautiful communities here and this doesn’t reflect well on us.
GRATITUDE: Ice rink brightened Cd’A
I would like to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude to all those involved in the ice skating rink at McEuen Park — CDA On Ice.
City network remains offline
Cd'A dealing with malware attack; national cybersecurity experts helping
The city has been working with nationally recognized third-party cybersecurity and data forensics consultants to help it, according to a press release.
Legals for February, 14 2024
Winter storm hits Northeast, causing difficult driving, closed schools and canceled flights
More than 1,000 flights were canceled so far Tuesday morning, mostly at the airports in the New York City area and in Boston
STATE 5A GIRLS BASKETBALL: Seniors for defending champion Vikings steer youth back onto familiar path
“More than anything, as a team, we’ve all been through some stuff this year,” senior point guard Teagan Colvin said. “We’ve had a couple of games that we probably shouldn’t have lost. But, we’re making it through it all and only going up from here.”
Idaho gas prices inch up
Some stations in the Coeur d'Alene area were under $3 a gallon on Monday, but most were in the $3.05 to $3.10 range.
Darrell Michael 'Mike' Gunderson, 52
In the late morning hours of Feb. 7, 2024, Darrell Michael “Mike” Gunderson passed away at the age of 52. He is survived by his wife, Flo; his son, Richard; his daughter, Austyn and her husband, Rene; his daughter, Rylie; his brothers, Curt and Robby; and his nephews, Dylan, Braden and Bryce. He passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by his family, friends and dogs.
Legals for February, 13 2024
Trader Joe's coming to Cd'A
Grocer has building permit to open site of Runge's Furniture
Trader Joe's has long been on the wish list for many who wanted to see a Coeur d'Alene store. Word of its plans to come here spread quickly on social media.