- Relevance
- Date
- Any time
- Past 24 hours
- Past week
- Past month
- Past year
Sort By
Date
All results /
Cd'A CHAMBER: Welcome, new team members
With the beginning of a new calendar year, the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber introduced some exciting changes. In addition to transitioning to a new Board Chair, we have also expanded our resources and team members to better serve the community, and we are delighted to introduce them to you.
Warmer, drier summer season lies ahead
Our first day of “astronomical” summer, the summer solstice, began on June 20 at 2:44 p.m. That was the day when the sun angle was the highest in the sky across the Northern Hemisphere.
Mindfulness fitness
In the realm of health and fitness, each of us should take a close look at our overall health. Once we assess ourselves, we need to decide what areas of our health and fitness needs improvement.
Teachers are American
Public school teachers are an easy target for nave, hypercritical and ignorant pontificators who spew hateful untruths at the quiet reciprocates. Public school teachers are often called anti-American, communist, and socialist and yes, even liberal Criticized for teaching hatred in place of reading, writing and arithmetic, the public school teacher is to blame for all which is bad in our society.
Time for immigration endgame
Recently the Press reported on efforts of people in surrounding areas who want to protect their open spaces from the sprawl of tract houses, condos, rental complexes and the related businesses which are headed their way. There was also an article with a vivid photo depicting the terrible plight of thousands of human beings who are trying to escape severe overpopulation and the related poverty, pollution, oppression, wars, etc. They are so desperate to survive the terrors of severe overpopulation that they trust the lives of their families to the open seas, on old overcrowded boats, and to the help of strangers. Another article told of the noble and inspiring efforts of people who have been saving children from tragic lifetimes in severely overpopulated, polluted and oppressed countries.
A tribute to Sgt. Greg Moore
Our community lost Coeur d’Alene Police Sgt. Greg Moore two years ago today. On this anniversary of his death, we honor him and all of those members of law enforcement who have been killed in the line of duty.
The weather changes, the market does not
Many have long held that the best time to sell real estate is during the summer months when the weather is nice. Some think that people move more when school is out. Although more people list their properties for sale then, a quick look at a summary of our market statistics shows that sales of residences do not fluctuate greatly from month to month. Further investigation reveals that in the winter months, although our inventory declines, our sales price to listing price actually increases.
Enduring gifts
It is the time of year when we all head out to find the best gift for our favorite clients, friends, family and all those who help us throughout the year — from personal trainers to hair stylists. Many times our thoughts and ideas turn to alcohol or other consumables as a gift. It would be odd for us to advise against buying wine, but one of the keys for any of us is to find a gift that endures. Wine and other consumables, for lack of a better description, get consumed! There are many gifts for the wine enthusiasts on our gift list that last beyond the bottle and will keep you in the forefront of your recipients thoughts throughout the year.
Meyer announces re-election campaign for Community Library Network
Community Library Network Trustee and Vice Chair Judy Meyer has announced her re-election campaign. Meyer said in a news release that she is running for re-election because she feels the Community Library Network is under attack and could find itself in a similar position to North Idaho College.
OPINION: Lincoln Day 2023
The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee’s Lincoln Day has earned the reputation of hosting the best Lincoln Day in the state of Idaho. The secret to our success is a tremendous amount of hard work by a dedicated and talented team of volunteers combined with a focus to our mission.
Inside My Turn: America’s soul and CRT
Do souls exist? They are intangible, unquantifiable, and the closest thing that modern science acknowledges is our own body’s individual bioelectric field.
EXCHANGE: Yes, positives exist
I’m writing to give some feedback on Idaho’s Insurance Exchange. As an appointed member of the exchange board of directors, as well as a Representative in the Idaho House (District 28), I feel that I can speak to the various components of our insurance exchange, many of which are very positive.
SPENDING: Start by fixing America
Presidential duties include taking care that the laws be faithfully executed and to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States of America. For decades, our leaders, local, state and federal, have gravely abused this government power. With our country in its current state, our leaders need to focus on "fixing America first."
Please honor this Day of Remembrance
Memorial Day was inaugurated in 1868 by Gen. John A. Logan.
EDUCATION: State is aiming higher
Higher education offers a collective thank you to the Idaho Legislature and governor for their support and recommended appropriation this year that will reap economic benefits for the state like a rising tide lifting all boats.
SCHOOLS: Bryan has fallen behind
I am a parent of two children attending Bryan Elementary. I am supporting the Aug. 28 school bond levy because I believe that health and safety in our school buildings must be a priority in our district.
POWER: Doesn't add up
My husband and I went to visit my parents in another state a few weeks ago. Both my husband and I are experienced in maintenance and construction. Before we left the house, we did everything to save electricity and hence, money. The night before we left, we cleaned out our refrigerator. I was once a refrigeration mechanic. We didn’t unplug it but we got rid of every last item of food and then cleansed it with vinegar and baking soda. Then we turned it off. We unplugged the television. We turned off all the heat sources. My husband turned off the water at the box, not at the valve in our house. Then, we drained all our lines. We turned off the hot-water heater (electric). There was nothing else to run electrically except our battery-operated fire detectors.
Hot times in the River City
Oh July… Bold stripes, bright stars, brave hearts. Fireworks and backyard cookouts, you certainly have much to offer us.
Democracy's being tested — again
Both parties to blame for war in Ukraine.
Op-Ed: Portrait of a conspiracy damages community
KCRCC and its followers are misinformed in assault on public education.