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TOGETHER: Virus common enemy
I would like to thank George Miller for taking last Friday off and showing his softer side. It was a pleasure to read him not writing about communists at our door, lazy misguided socialists, evil Democrats and idiot liberals. I think it is one of the first letters of his that I actually read all the way through.
Silverwood delays 2020 opening
Silverwood Theme Park announced Thursday its spring opening will be moved back.
ELECTION: Vote no on amendment
I encourage every Idaho voter to vote NO for the State Constitutional Amendment that will appear on our Nov. 3 ballot.
FLAGS: Citing other protests
FLAGS: Citing other protests
LEGISLATORS: Focus on real priorities
Our state legislators expressed concern over the governor’s executive power.
CHANGE: No more cronies
I think there is a feeling that if you do not have a child in public schools, you really do not care about the election for the school board trustees to be held Tuesday, May 17. However, the lion's share of our taxes goes to the public schools. We are all aware of the shocking waste of our taxpayers' money on failed programs and administrative expenses.
ELECTION: Civility missing in action
The impact of election 2010 goes far deeper than which party controls the House or the Senate. The incivility and tone of the 2010 campaign reached a disturbingly new low in American politics. Not only was this evident in the advertising, but we also saw it in candidate debates and forums and in the public discourse. Voters were overwhelmed by millions of dollars in negative ads but didn't know who paid for many of them.
OPINIONS: Speak up, people
Recently, a Press reader decided to take issue with my letter which purported that Joe Biden had created a mass of illegal immigration at our southern border.
BIDEN: Regrets yet, media?
I wonder if the news media is finally feeling betrayed by the one person they lobbied for.
CONGRESS: Please answer questions
I’m asking the Coeur d’Alene Press to interview our current congressmen and anyone running for Congress in the fall. I want The Press to ask some important questions so we may be informed voters.
Jodie Lori Wolfenbarger, 41
Jodie Lori Wolfenbarger, 41, was taken from us May 16, 2010, she was born May 20, 1968. She is leaving behind family, nephew Dakota Lanore of Coeur d’Alene, sister Colleen Emmick of Coeur d’Alene, and a long time friend/brother of heart, David Sonner of Nashville, Tenn. Anyone who ever knew her, loved her. She always brought a ray of sunshine in our lives. Her laugh would just put a smile on our faces. She was beautiful on the inside as well on the outside. Jodie never judged anyone, and always had an open heart to anyone.
BUSES: Keep system public
To Whom Our Dedicated School District Employees Concern:
LEVIES: Hold legislators accountable
Jan Studer’s opinion of March 26 regarding supporting school levies leaves one to wonder.
PARADE: Tea Party extends invitations
I would appreciate the opportunity to clear up a misconception that some have regarding the Tea Party. Nationwide, the groups are truly grassroots. Having said that, now I speak only for the Tea Party Patriots of North Idaho.
SCHOOLS: Keep them safe, healthy
As a homeowner, I know that as my home gets older, it is my responsibility to keep it properly maintained. I need to be sure that the furnace is functioning properly, the roof is not compromised, and the infrastructure can keep up with new technologies such as cable and digital internet services. It is expensive, but necessary, to maintain the safety and value of my home.
Carl William Tilden, 88
Our beloved, Carl William Tilden made his final journey from this world, embraced peacefully in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ.
EVANS: Leads by her deeds
Important: Vote for Amy Evans for the
PRAYER: No place in government
Regarding the City of Coeur d’Alene starting their government sessions with a religious prayer I would like to comment.
LETTER: An ugly impression
Freedom of speech is the pillar of our American values and part of what makes this country great. It’s easier than ever to voice our thoughts, which is evident by the number of opinions posted on online publications. Therefore, most of us look to our local newspaper to get information that is unbiased and more informative than what we see online. This was not the case when the Press published ‘Women: Clearly not a fan’.
AMADOR: Approachable, high character
With my six generations of local family and 45 years of local service in industrial relations and job development, I’m dedicated to voting for the best representatives in our area. After extensive direct interviews I found a special person to comment about. Paul Amador — what an easily approachable and highly educated candidate he is. With his Ph.D. in educational leadership and bachelor’s in agricultural economics, he works at the local University of Idaho Center as Director of Program Development.