It’s another beautiful day in paradise, people.  Let’s appreciate this fabulous weather while it’s here.  I’ve been out on the new Prairie Trail several times already and it’s terrific.  It’s a great way to exercise away from traffic.

Any comments, questions or ideas?

Reader “concerned citizen” posted the following on another topic. I believe it’s an excellent start toward getting more voter turnout in our elections
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You know the old saying about how you can get statistics to say just about anything you want?  Well, it was a bit like that at the Ed. Corridor meeting last night.  Now, don’t get me wrong.  I want to like the Ed Corridor.  I LOVE education.  But the more I look at this concept and see the behavior of it’s leaders, the more nervous I become. (more…)

Yes, the Education Corridor is not about education. I just came back from tonight’s presentation and I can proudly confirm that the Education Corridor is all about commercial development of the old mill property. Commercial development.
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Remember this guy?  Review this important “lesson” before the Ed Corridor meeting tonight:

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The meeting is tonight at 5:30 in the community room of the downtown Coeur d’Alene Library.
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Joy Seward, who suffered a heart attack after her testimony before the city council last month, has finally left the hospital.  Joy said her doctor indicated the attack was stress induced and not caused by her partially blocked coronary arteries.   (more…)

Just got back form a meeting called by citizens concerned about midtown redevelopment. It went very well.
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Some apologists of the local spend-spend-spend, us-versus-them, and ignore-the-little-people crowd that populate various elected offices like to say that our leaders have “vision.” I’ll bet they don’t see this disaster coming.
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