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The Idaho House on Monday unanimously passed a bill to allow the death penalty for adults who sexually abuse children age 12 and younger in Idaho. Similar to his bill that stalled last year, House Bill 380, cosponsored by Rep. Bruce Skaug, R-Nampa, would allow the death penalty in a new criminal charge the bill creates: aggravated lewd conduct with children age 12 and younger.
Coeur d'Alene, US
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For from him and through him and for him are all things. To him be the glory forever! Amen.
Lillia’s winning poster, a heartfelt piece that beautifully illustrates hope for missing children, depicts messages of love sent to and returned from missing children. Her inspiring piece serves as a reminder that every missing child is still loved and never forgotten.
Opinion
Every nation has the right to define its citizenry based on allegiance and legal authority. Moreover, the authors of the 14th Amendment, and the states that ratified it, understood it to uphold that principle. Allowing the children of foreign nationals to claim citizenship simply by birthright, without regard for the parents’ legal status or commitment to American values, erodes this sovereign authority. It also creates an enormous incentive to abuse the system.
Despite ongoing debates in the health community, research consistently shows that consuming a high-protein diet has numerous benefits for our bodies. Since every cell of our body is composed of protein, it is logical that adequate protein intake is essential in maintaining optimal health. So next time you get invited to a barbeque, ditch the bun and double up on those hamburger patties---your present and future self will thank you.
Each year, the tribe hosts events like the annual Powwow, where drumming, dancing, and storytelling bring people together to celebrate their heritage. These gatherings are not just for tribal members, they are an open invitation to the broader community to learn, appreciate, and connect. This year’s Powwow, on Saturday, March 22, is a celebration of culture and unity that everyone is encouraged to attend.
Editorial
Editorial In an editorial published on February 26, the Hagadone Media Corporation through its Coeur d’Alene Press publication appears to support “the right” to ignore a lawful order issued by the highest law enforcement officer in the county. The Press seems to defend Democrat Teresa Borrenpohl’s actions to wilfully resist a...
Opinion by Tina Stevens, Chair JCP Concerned Citizens Dear Judge McHugh, Citizens of the Coeur d’Alene have taken note of your many years of service to the people of North Idaho. You have experienced widespread support. Many have come to you for help. Now that you are the administrative district judge...
Op-Ed by Brian Almon, Gem State Chronicle Editor In May 1775, representatives from twelve (later thirteen) British colonies in North America gathered for the Second Continental Congress to decide what to do about their deteriorating relationship with King George III of Great Britain. Out of this congress came the Declaration of...
North Idaho College
COEUR d’ALENE, Idaho —- Swayne’s shocking decision to eliminate the successful golf program at North Idaho College (NIC) without prior discussion with Coach Russell Grove or notice to student-athletes on the golf teams caused upset parents, distressed students, and frustrated...
The American Family
The family migrated by covered wagon to Humptulips, which is a Salish word meaning “hard to pole.” Living near her paternal grandparent’s farm was a delight for young Ruby. “I shot my first gun at four years old. My uncle held the rifle, and I pulled the trigger. We shot at Campbell’s soup cans. He was a World War II veteran who fought with Patton.”
