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Man charged with murder in Colorado lawyer's death
Sheriff's sergeant spots scammer
COEUR d'ALENE - A Kootenai County sheriff's sergeant was contacted on his cell phone Monday by an unsuspecting phone scammer.
D-DAY: Invasion date ignored
June 6, 2017. Another anniversary of D-Day. In fact the 73rd year since the famous invasion on Normandy. This invasion helped turn the war and freedom for the world and is one of the most famous battles in World War II history. Countless American lives were lost on that beach. I think the Coeur d’Alene Press needs to go to Normandy and visit the American Graves, that the French take care of. I don’t understand what the Coeur d’Alene Press has against June 6, 1944, D-Day. Again they have not recognized this day in history. Each year I have hoped they would have an article in the paper about D-Day and should be on the front page, but if not at least in the paper somewhere. The Coeur d’Alene Press does a good job with Veterans Day and Memorial Day but they seem to have something against D-Day. I will give great credit to Peanuts and Snoopy. Every year they recognize D-Day. Thank you Charles Schulz.
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Fraud suspect still sought
Pendleton allegedly pictured on surveillance video
POST FALLS - A credit card fraud suspect who was forced to shut down his controversial Spokane bar last year remains wanted on a $25,000 bond.
Help light the fuse to the Fourth
Coeur d'Alene's tribute to the birth of our nation is a little like freedom itself.
BEWARE: Social insecurity
In the age of minimum payments, zero down and line of credit on everything our generation has been enslaved by the lie that the FICO lord is their index to affordability, financial success and that putting off until later is acceptable:
Trio arrested on multiple charges
Police find drugs, items used in robberies, stolen cards inside stolen vehicle
POST FALLS — Post Falls Police officers say they found methamphetamine, heroin, drug paraphernalia, items used in robberies and stolen credit cards inside a stolen vehicle occupied by four Spokane residents Monday night.
U.S. household wealth reaches new high of $85.7 trillion
Community 1st Bank posts record earnings for 2014
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Health care executive order a hearty start
Even if you think Gov. Butch Otter and Lt. Gov. Brad Little are pandering for votes with their health care executive order, give the guys some credit.
Ready for great month - and a fantastic lineup
One of my favorite book characters, Anne of Green Gables, stated it best. “I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.”
MEDICAL: Bills burying Americans
Buried on page 14A of Sunday’s paper was an article on unpaid medical bills. A whopping 20 percent of all credit files or nearly 43 million people have unpaid medical bills. This is unsustainable.
QUESTIONS: Answers appreciated
Things that make me wonder:
Wine thief packs a punch
One man stole a bottle of wine from a local store, and when an employee confronted him about it he punched the employee in the head and went to hide behind Moose’s.