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Spin e-Scooters will launch a shared mobility program in Moscow from June 11 to June 13, 2025. The initiative aims to enhance transportation options for local residents, contributing to a greener urban environment.
The Palouse Pathways Scholars program announced that its 2025 graduating class secured over $3 million in financial aid while gaining admission to top universities. Students chose their colleges based on academic programs, financial aid packages, and location preferences. The program significantly impacted participants, helping them navigate the college application process effectively.
Moscow city council discussed Task Order No. 9, a project aimed at exploring alternative water sources for the city, particularly from the Clearwater River. The initiative, led by the Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee, involves assessments and community engagement over the next year. Public comment featured a familiar speaker, William, adding a personal touch to the proceedings.
The City of Moscow will apply a Type 2 slurry seal to various streets starting June 9. Residents can expect temporary lane and street closures, with most roads reopening within 3 to 6 hours post-application. Blackline Inc. will oversee the project, ensuring ADA accessibility and notifying residents 48 hours in advance of any closures.
The City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission announce the opening of submissions for the 4th Moscow Poet Laureate term. The selected poet will serve a two-year term, promoting poetry and the arts within the community. Interested candidates can apply starting June 5, 2025.
Moscow opens submissions for its Poet Laureate position, allowing local poets to showcase their work. The event, occurring on June 2, 2025, invites participation from the community, highlighting the importance of poetry in cultural enrichment.
Latah County Commissioner Tony Johnson provided an update on county activities, discussing the Board of Equalization and herd districts. This marks his first month in office, highlighting his experiences as a new commissioner.
Latah County Commissioner Tony Johnson provided an update on county activities during a recent meeting, covering significant events from the past month. Topics included the Board of Equalization and upcoming budget hearings. The meeting highlighted the local government's focus on community engagement and transparency.
New art installations will debut at the ITC Sculpture Garden in Moscow, Idaho, on May 28, 2025. The event highlights collaborative efforts between the College of Art Delhi and the University of Idaho. This initiative aims to enhance the local arts scene and attract visitors to the area.
Moscow, Idaho, announced the 2025 irrigation season, running from May 28 to June 1. The event focuses on sustainability and water conservation, addressing local agricultural needs. Public works officials encourage community participation in water management initiatives.