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HUCKLEBERRIES: 'Coeur d'Alene was different back then'
Christa Manis Hazel was 19 going on 20 when a community firestorm engulfed her.
IFF: Connecting disturbing dots
In showing the Idaho Freedom Foundation’s position on fentanyl pushers, it exposes the IFF as the fake conservative entity it is, in my opinion.
CAUCUS: Left out and left wondering
I read The Press’s article of Feb. 12, “Republican presidential caucus March 2: What to expect,” and hardly know where to begin in response.
OPINION: North Idaho Republicans: Guided by Lincoln’s legacy
A Lincoln Day statement of principle, community
CLN TRUSTEES: Last two should be removed
I can only add one thing to Michelle Lippert’s letter about the library board and that is “recall.” It is the process of getting rid of an elected official that is not doing the job he was hired to do.
Legals for February, 16 2024
Swayne faces state budget writers
North Idaho College President Nick Swayne touted growing enrollment and appealed to budget writers to support increasing employee compensation when he addressed the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee in Boise.
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.
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.
MY TURN: Stormy CLN Trustees
Burst pipes during January’s freeze caused significant flooding at Athol and Post Falls libraries. The buildings are closed while staff members assess and document damage to facilities and collections.
Legals for February, 13 2024
Open Primary Initiative forums Sunday in Cd'A, PF
League of Women Voters of Kootenai County hosting event
The Open Primary Initiative and what it would mean for Idaho, presented by the League of Women Voters of Kootenai County, is now set for two locations.
EDITORIAL: Soapy water and sliding toward anarchy
Acts of violence against elected officials are never justified
CLN: Blueprint for disaster
How to destroy a library, in seven nefarious steps. 1. Create a fake crisis. Using out-of-state money and resources, declare the library is providing pornography to children and librarians are essentially groomers.
PLASS: ‘Try harder’
This letter is in response to CLN Trustee Tim Plass requesting Director Eccles to “try harder” in opening the Post Falls library while water mitigation is happening.
EDITORIAL: Censorship: Same book, different cover
Not all library assaults come from the right.
Legals for February, 9 2024
Shallbetter sentenced for dumping water on Banducci
A former North Idaho College instructor who dumped a bucket of soapy water on Trustee Todd Banducci last year will spend three days in jail.
EDITORIAL: He left N. Idaho far better than he found it
Tribute to former NIC president who died in Iowa at age 86
Cd’A school leaders, trustees talk money-saving measures
More details about budget solutions emerge at special meeting
The Coeur d’Alene School District’s budget conversation progressed during a special meeting Monday as trustees and other district leaders continue working to address a projected $6 million deficit in the district’s 2025 operating budget.