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When Dave Reilly moved to North Idaho, he tried breaking into the local political scene. After it was brought to his attention that his tweets would be odious to the conservative palette of North Idahoans, he disappeared for a month, and re-emerged with a totally blank Twitter account. This, coupled
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This article provides legal citations in The State of Idaho, Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, and Hayden that outlaw panhandling for money. At the end of the article, I've also provided the KSCO non-emergency phone line to report this when you see it happening. First thing's
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Synopsis on May 2024 Election The North Idaho Crusader (and other friends) worked on a voting slate for the upcoming Precinct Committeeman race. I'm excited to share it so you can be more informed about what's really happening in the KCRCC. Visit the project website: https:
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This post is a mandatory courtesy notice to let you know that my old website (https://kootenai-rgmt.com) is officially defunct! The name is now: The North Idaho Crusader. I don't know why nobody told me, but the old name was really obscure. This new name does a
In a memorandum submitted today to the Kootenai County Commissioners (BOCC), County Assessor Bela Kovacs responds to accusations leveled by personnel in his office. This comes in the wake of an ongoing internal feud when the BOCC voted to cut Kovacs’ salary in half last year. Kovacs claims there is
Tomorrow morning the Idaho Supreme Court will hear oral arguments from Scott Herndon regarding a 2nd amendment lawsuit against the City of Sandpoint at 7:50am Pacific on Idaho Public Television. Herndon’s complaint is that a private party, Festival at Sandpoint, were leasing public grounds but prevented citizens who
Kootenai County Republican Central Committee meets each month to conduct its regular business. Below are the unofficial minutes made by a non-sitting member of the public. Opening ♦ 7:00pm – Invocation by non-PC new guy; Pledge of Allegiance (one person said “amen” after) Special Speakers ♦ 7:05pm – Superintendent Nina Nakarano(?) with
Kootenai County Republican Central Committee meets each month to conduct its regular business. Below are the unofficial minutes made by a non-sitting member of the public. Opening ♦ 7:00pm ~ Invocation, and Pledge of Allegiance Special Speakers ♦ 7:02pm ~ Leslie Duncan; Thanks for getting me elected; ♦ 7:04pm ~ Sean Smith with
Kootenai County Republican Central Committee meets each month to conduct its regular business. Below are the unofficial minutes made by a non-sitting member of the public. 7:00pm ~ Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance OPENING 7:02pm ~ Special Speaker: Ward Connerly. – Born in 1939. – “I am a minority of one… and
During October’s monthly meeting of NIC’s Board of Trustees, Cronyman Chairman David Wold engaged in some legally-questionable behavior including political stumping for a local political grassroots group called Friends of NIC. The retained legal counsel for NIC, Marc Lyons, did not intervene. Below is a full transcript of
Vote “YES” on SJR102 in the November 8th General Election According to Idaho law, the Idaho Legislative session starts early-January and typically ends April. That’s 3 months for legislators to handle the business of the state. After that they travel home, throw on their comfy cardigans, and their slip-ons.
How much weight does Ada County throw around in every Statewide+Federal election? About 30.25% actually. 🫠 The Idaho Secretary of State released a report on September 2nd. By the numbers, there are a total of 992,332 registered voters in Idaho. In Ada County alone there are 300,178