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Editorial:
How the Legislature Should Imporve Schools - 01/03/05
Resident
alleges unfair treatment by Kootenai County - 01/03/05
Editorial:
PUBLIC SCHOOLS Neighborhood-based or Consolidate? - 12/29/04
Vogl's
wish Charlie Dennis best for future with Bonner County Sheriff's
Office - 12/22/04
To
the People of Bonners Ferry and Boundary County - 12/11/04
Attention
all Military Retiree - 12/11/04
Letter
regarding Homeowners Associations - 8/7/04
Food
Stamp Program Errors Cost Taxpayers - 8/7/04
Veterans'
Homes Smoking Ban Should Be Amended - 8/26/04
Letter
in Support of Louis Rich - 5/12/04
Unveiling
the UN's corruption
program - 3/26/04
In
the last week, some new facts about the United Nations'
oil for food program shed an unflattering light on the
nature of the international opposition to the war. Senator
Larry Craig looks at what may be behind it.
Senate
bill a license for dishonesty - 3/9/04
The
Idaho Senate has passed bill #1340 that requires contractor's
licensing. This bill states that to do construction in Idaho
is a privilege granted by the legislature. So much for the
right to work, as well as freedom. Steve Tanner tells what
he sees. Looking
down the road - 3/5/04
Idaho
and its elected leaders are in a position that is not too
uncommon to many families across the state. After having
remained fiscally responsible during an economic downturn,
Idaho has come through in pretty good shape, and Senator
Shawn Keough gives a closer look, along with some facts about
this year's public education budget.
Leaders
sweat the small stuff and leave the big worries to us - 2/24/04
Desirae
Downing, Orofino, says it's amazing that she is more concerned
about the important problems facing our nation than those
she helped to elect.
Democracy:
Not a spectator sport - 2/21/04
Senator
Larry Craig proposes a new tradition; what better way to
celebrate President's Day than by registering to vote?
The
shop around the corner - 2/21/04
Senator
Mike Crapo takes a look at the importance of small, rural
businesses in Idaho, and says Idaho is a natural leader in
promoting their benefits.
Otter
lauds drive to protect the reading public - 2/21/04
A consortium
of booksellers, libraries and writers are seeking to gain
one-million signatures on a petition to protect the reading
public from the chilling promise of one section of the U.S.A.
Patriot Act.
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Subject: Trading Post
Dear RNW,
I placed my ad on your website and I have sold
my puppies, so you can delete it now if you would like to.
Thank you for
your service I have been telling all of my friends about
it.
Thanks again. ~Debbie M.
Boundary County
Subject:
Amber Alert Update
Thanks
for the amber alerts. You even beat the metro papers. Good
for You.
~Eileen K.
Shoshone County
Dear Lon,
I certainly enjoyed your wonderful article in RuralNorthwest.com
about our barbecue for Butch Otter. I especially liked the photos...They make
the
party look like
a lot of fun!
Thank you so much for coming and for such a long and comprehensive
write up. I made copies for my mom and whole family, and they were very impressed...
Hope you enjoyed the party. A lot of great people helped. Thanks for the swell
write-up.
~ Ada G.
Boundary County
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