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Myrna J. Vincent
Myrna J. Vincent passed away on Oct. 6, 2020, and heaven
Alpaca scarves, socks let you give the gift of warmth
Tackle the winter chill our warm and stylish Alpaca hats, scarves, socks and gloves! Alpaca Direct in Hayden is your local destination for a large selection of unique winter clothing accessories to keep you and your loved ones cozy and warm this winter.
Give the gift of warmth with Alpaca
Looking for a unique, practical gift? Alpaca Direct in Hayden has the answer with a large selection of Alpaca socks, hats, gloves, scarves and sweaters to keep your loved ones cozy and warm this winter. We offer a large selection of Alpaca apparel at factory direct prices. Alpaca helps make the perfect cold weather apparel since it is five times stronger than wool, yet its hollow core fiber is extremely warm due to its natural insulation capabilities. As for uniqueness, you won't find Alpaca in big-box retailers due to its exclusivity. Nearly all of our Alpaca apparel products are crafted by small artisan shops in Peru and imported directly to our store in Hayden.
Money talks, history corrects
As our country looks for answers to wars on two fronts, an economy flinging mud in a ditch and an important primary election nearing our doorstep, it's easier to embrace sound bytes and think those stupid political signs dotting the landscape tell us everything we need to know to be informed voters.
Balance
During this time of year, we face slippery sidewalks, steps with snow on them and lots of responsibilities that take our mind off where we are walking. This can cause us all kinds of trouble when it comes to falling. We often think that because we are getting older it's natural to lose our balance more often. But it is not! We lose our balance because we don't keep training our bodies to have good balance, especially after injuries, total joints, or any painful back or leg trouble.
Community Thanks Aug. 29. 2010
KHS: Raised $46,000 at event
AMERICA: View from a Marine
Since returning from Afghanistan I have a few thoughts to share on the perceived struggles of the modern American. I submit for your consideration that our nation is comprised of standing generations who have cut their teeth and proven their worth continually in the face of adversity. Tragedy has always preceded our triumph; failure has always come before our success.
U.S.: Reach out to distant neighbors
It is quite evident Uyless Black spent many hours studying the Muslim religion and the long-range effect it could have on our freedom of religion. I certainly will not brand him as xenophobe but a person of deep thought.
TERROR: FDR would know better
After listening to the president’s speech on the recent terrorist attacks in our country I couldn’t help contrasting it to the recent Pearl Harbor Day and the response of another president. What if FDR saw our country and the world through the odd prism Obama sees through? Perhaps he would have addressed the American people like this:
Statewide effort will boost education
The goal of our school district - our dream - is that all students succeed. For this to happen, we must accept the inevitability of and embrace change as a positive force in the classroom.
The Common-sense Dog
By STEPHANIE VICHINSKY
Masks will help blunt COVID spike
I am a health care provider, and I would like to share some of
Don’t forget your neighbor
This daily update is a public service from Kootenai Health, Panhandle Health District and The Press. It will provide new information, tips, and ways our healthcare professionals are working to keep the community safe.
Third annual report on western civilization initiative
As the third year of my initiative to restore the coherent teaching of Western Civilization to our schools dawns, I am happy to report real progress thanks to several partners. Thanks to Les Atchley and Beverly Guenette, I have had several opportunities to speak about this to, among others, Syd Albright’s History Club, the North Idaho Pachyderms, and the Reagan Republicans.
More improvement seen in local real estate
Gosh it feels good to be able to report more positive news on the Coeur d'Alene real estate market.
Community Thanks April 11, 2010
BUSINESSES: Helped robotics; SPINNERS: What a great event!; SUPPORT: People help in many ways
Good Gotham neighbors
Gotham Bay Estates was developed on a 160-acre parcel. The zoning and density would have allowed for over 300 lots to be built.Gotham Bay Estates was the first conservation subdivision in Kootenai County, with 56 of the 160 acres dedicated to conservation land and only 46 building lots.
Realtors stay on top of issues
Thanks to the North Idaho Building Contractors, the Coeur d'Alene Association of Realtors has been made aware of a request by Panhandle Health to increase fees for septic permit applications. The Panhandle Health District recently presented their proposed fee increases to the NIBCA and it was brought to our attention. Noting that the district recently increased fees, we issued the following letter of position on the proposed fee increases to Dale Peck, PHD's Administrator:
Election: 'Resolutely religious' is wrong
Most of us are brought up to not discuss religion or politics, and mostly for good reason. These topics are historically considered impolite — except around those whom we feel most comfortable. Few people enjoy confrontation and both subjects tend to make for passionate exchanges. But I emphatically hold protected free speech and intelligent exchange more important than their absence. So at the risk of double-offending: I submit the Republican Political Party, currently courting the resolutely religious, has negatively affected our 2016 presidential race by failing to provide us a quality candidate.
Your body: A primal eating machine
Last week, I touched on primal eating and the differences between primal and paleo. This week, let's take a deeper dive on a few key points to eating primal.