Idaho Sends Bill To Family for White Bird WildFire by Shari Dovale The Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) completed its investigation into the cause of the Whitebird Fire that started July 7 and burned more […]
DOES THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S VAST LAND OWNERSHIP REALLY VIOLATE THE CONSTITUTION? By: Loren Edward Pearce Many people, including Bundy supporters, argue that the Bundys are wrong, that the federal government does have a constitutional right […]
Mayor Rognstad Wants A Raise Sandpoint City Council July 5, 2017 by Anita Aurit Fiber and Construction It was reported that the city will need to award a contract for trenches to tie the water […]
Conservation Easements are a Sustainable Development Land Grab By Clarice Ryan (Gem State Patriot) – One of the prime targets of the Sustainability movement is the acquisition and control of private property of this country […]
The Consequences of Environmental Litigation With “friends” like these, who needs enemies? by Mike Boeck Recent articles’ illustrate the philosophical differences between those who support responsible forest management and those who are against logging. No […]
Stand Down for Homeless Veterans 2017 The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) The original Stand Down for homeless veterans was modeled after the Stand Down concept used during the Vietnam War to provide a […]
Forensic Analysis of the Murder of LaVoy Finicum (The Mental Militia) Note from Elias Alias, owner/editor: Before viewing the videos below, please go to this website and meditate on what you’ll see there, and then […]
Priest River Preparedness EXPO Coming to Priest River, Idaho on March 19! The Priest River Preparedness Expo is an incredible opportunity to learn from the numerous training sessions by experienced presenters and browse the selection […]
John Jacob Schmidt will be teaching ways you can protect yourself in the digital age. He will discuss the threats and solutions for your computer and online privacy. Learn about the threats, vulnerabilities, and the […]
Greenprint and the Sandpoint City Council City Council Meeting – February 2, 2016 By Anita Aurit I left work at the usual time which normally allows me 15 minutes in the council chambers to wait […]
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