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Mayor Art Bettge proclaimed the week of April 2025 as Idaho Gives Week in Moscow, emphasizing the importance of nonprofit organizations in enhancing community well-being. Over 7,000 nonprofits in Idaho employ more than 79,000 residents and generate over $10.3 billion in revenue. Bettge encouraged residents to support local nonprofits during this week of collective giving.
The Moscow Movement Arts Center seeks community support to sustain the production of "ALICE," a performance led by artistic director Rachel Dodson. The event runs from April 29 to May 31, 2025, in Moscow, Idaho, featuring Bill Fagerbakke. Local patrons are encouraged to contribute to keep this dance theatre alive.
Moscow will participate in the City Nature Challenge 2025, focusing on global biodiversity and public engagement in documenting local species. The event aims to raise awareness about bacteria, fungi, lichen, and seaweed in the region. Local residents are encouraged to join the initiative through the iNaturalist platform.
The mayor of Moscow presented Earth Day awards to local conservationists and organizations this week. City council approved custodial service bids and waived property improvement requirements for a new home, easing the construction process for the applicant. Police Chief Dahlinger reported on departmental activities, including community engagement efforts with international students.
Moscow will participate in the City Nature Challenge 2025, aiming to enhance public engagement in biodiversity exploration. The event encourages citizens to document local wildlife, including bacteria, fungi, and lichen, using the iNaturalist platform. This initiative underscores the importance of global biodiversity and community involvement in scientific research.
The Moscow Tree Commission will plant five new trees at Berman Creekside Park on Arbor Day, April 25, 2025. The event, in partnership with Paradise Creek Regional High School and the Rotary Club of Moscow, encourages community participation and offers free seedlings to adults while supplies last.
The Moscow Tree Commission will plant five trees at Berman Creekside Park on Arbor Day, April 25, 2025, from 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM. The event, which is free and open to the public, will also offer free seedlings to adults while supplies last. Limited parking is available, so attendees are encouraged to walk, bike, or carpool.
Inland North Waste Site Services Division launched new waste management solutions for jobsites, events, and homes in Eastern Washington. The service aims to enhance sanitary practices while addressing the growing demand for efficient waste disposal in the region.
Latah County voters will see a new polling location at the Kibbie Dome for the upcoming 2025 elections, replacing the U of I student rec center. County departments are reviewing recent state legislation changes to assess impacts on operations for the next fiscal year. Library board elections will begin early voting on May 5th.
The "Wild Light" exhibition is set to open at the Third Street Gallery in Moscow on April 16, 2025. This event, supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, showcases the work of notable artists, including James Taylor and John Wesley Snyder. It promises to be a significant cultural attraction for both locals and visitors.