Too many times in Coeur d’Alene, our Mayor and City Council seem to sit on the “other side” of the people. That’s not the way I’d like to see my community, so I joined with local citizens to change how the City is planning to fix our sidewalks.
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School District 271 has framed the upcoming levy (May 20 — 7 days before the Primary Election), by stating that it will cost you “only” $1.61 per $1,000 value of your home. Allow me to help you frame that issue regarding your property taxes.

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A friend of mine in the midtown area recently found this hanging on her doorknob:

Fix your sidewalks in Coeur d’Alene — or else!
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A sterling example of good government was presented in today’s CDA Press. The article “Plan to pull lake pilings possible” demonstrates how public involvement benefits everyone.
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My heart was lifted this morning when I read in the CDA Press an article titled, “Mayor to get corridor feedback.” I popped-up my computer calendar to ensure that the date was clear and that I could attend. Such good news. Then I read the article.
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Occasionally the veil must lift. At that time, we the peons who pay for it all are allowed to see what our leaders have seen all along. That’s because — to our benefit and their detriment — you cannot keep maneuvering behind the scenes all the time, especially in government.
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Art and politics are an odious combination. I say that for several very good reasons.
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No, you probably have never taken your car into an official Idaho Vehicle Inspection station. But you will be! Soon! And it’s going to cost you $20.
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Great editorial on the Education Corridor project in today’s CDA Press. (more…)