Durst is a wise choice for rural North Idaho
It’s always been a fact of rural life that when something important to you is broken, you have to do your best to fix it and get it up and running again, even amidst the pressure of those who choose to pretend the same old methods will fix it. And often, those fixes require some creativity and rural ingenuity. We can’t afford to continue to just throw more and more money at broken systems like cities do, hoping that they’ll magically fix themselves with every increasing dollar we pour into them, at the expense of everyone’s tax dollars being used for continued failure...
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