Monthly Archives: March 2020

I loved the Calvin comic strip. He and the tiger played Calvinball. There were no rules in Calvinball. The Idaho legislature must love Calvinball too. For the second year in a row they have not approved any rules. The legislature … Continue reading →

March 15 2020, Moscow Idaho The world and my little town seem to be preparing for a wave of Covid19 infections, and some critically ill patients. Let’s hope it doesn’t happen. But just how would we do in the face … Continue reading →

With the Idaho legislature in session, a pandemic threatening, and health care costs on their steady climb I want to catch you up on all the Idaho health care news. Well, this could be short. Just to save you the … Continue reading →

The publisher of our local paper has promoted some community discussions about civility recently. It has given me pause to wonder about this goal: civil discourse. I attended the one locally and the big one that included a lunch down … Continue reading →

Last week Idaho’s three branches of government, legislative, judicial and executive made a joint announcement. They agreed through resolution and executive order to form a Behavioral Health Council and Advisory Board. It’s a wise move. But hasn’t this been done … Continue reading →