Letters to the Editor
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A genuine soul, Park championed the rule of law
About four years ago, I made a decision that enriched the lives of four elderly Idaho lawyers. I invited Tony Park…
Immigration protests ignore legal process
These protests around the country, including one that I hear happened in Sandpoint on June 14, baffle me.
America must reject dangerous 'remigration' rhetoric
Trump said on Truth Social that he wants to carry out "remigration." If you haven't heard that term before, it's not just immigration policy — it's a white nationalist idea that means mass deportation of nonwhite p…
Independent veteran voices needed in Idaho government
Idaho is at a crossroads. Our state's Legislature has become increasingly polarized, with partisanship often drowning out pragmatic problem-solving.
Letter's claims not backed by science
The point of this letter is not to particularly support Mr. DeBaun's position, but to make readers aware that those who read letters from Mr. Heil should know that his claims are not backed up by any credible evide…
Science, climate change and a time for action
“We are on the brink of an irreversible climate disaster. This is a global emergency beyond any doubt.” (Quoted from “The 2024 state of the climate report: Perilous times on planet Earth.”)
Project's lack of parking lacks common sense
I strongly agree with the My Turn contribution (Daily Bee, June 3, 2025) as written by Ann Giantvalley. The proposed apartment building on Church Street has various drawbacks as described by Ann.
A victory for schools, call for constitutional fidelity in education funding
The recent passage of our two‐year maintenance and operations levy in School District No. 101 — with 2,135 voters in favor — demonstrates that our community remains resolute in its commitment to superior public edu…
Just like everyone else, Labrador must comply with the law
Three years ago, I joined five other former Idaho Attorneys General in describing that important position as “the state’s family lawyer” because the AG is lega…
A one-word fix for the Russell Center
A simple fix for the sports center.
Celebrating Idaho graduates, all who help them
As spring turns to summer, graduation ceremonies are marking rites of passage in communities across our great state.
Ensuring a future where natural beauty, economy both thrive
As a lifelong Idaho resident and parent, I care deeply about the future of our state's farms, forests, and families. I've noticed warmer summers, drier winters, and more wildfire smoke in the air. But I'm hopeful w…
Preserving county's legacy is a wise investment
In response to Susan Glasoe’s letter, no one would argue that the county has the responsibility to spend taxpayer money wisely. Preserving our county’s rich legacy is also a wise thing to do. Kudos to the hard-work…
County has responsibility to spend money wisely
Fresh off the defeat of the fire levy, a matter of human life and safety, due to cost to taxpayers, why are our tax dollars being "donated" to private 501(c)3?
Apartment project is not the housing solution we need
I attended Sandpoint Planning and Zoning Commissioners’ Meeting in late May. The proposed 45-foot-tall buildings of 88 studios (275 square feet) and one-bedroom apartments (360 square feet) with retail space on the…