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Moscow held a library board election, re-electing incumbents Rochelle Smith, Annette Bay Pimental, and Marci Miller. The new Home Depot celebrated its grand opening, and the city council approved a new stormwater management ordinance and a professional services agreement for an EMS study.
Paddock Spirits' canned cocktail earned the title of Best in Class finalist for the second consecutive year at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. This recognition from The Tasting Alliance highlights the brand's commitment to quality in the competitive liquor market.
The Moscow Chamber of Commerce announces the Artwalk event scheduled for May 15, 2025, in Moscow, Idaho. The event aims to promote local artists and engage the community, sponsored by organizations including Gritman Medical Center and the National Endowment for the Arts. Attendees can explore various art displays and participate in activities that celebrate local culture.
The Moscow city council expressed discontent over new state legislation affecting local regulations, particularly regarding daycare services. During a recent meeting, the council voted 4-2 to approve a $5,000 donation to support a public transit service for elder care, while also discussing the implications of state-mandated changes to childcare regulations.
Clearwater Composting will host a Mother's Day compost and topsoil sale in Lewiston, Idaho, on May 8, 2025. The event aims to provide residents with eco-friendly gardening options just in time for the spring planting season.
Inland North Waste expanded its operational hours at its solid waste processing facility for the upcoming season. The new schedule aims to improve waste management efficiency for local residents in Moscow, Idaho. This adjustment is part of the organization's commitment to enhancing community services.
The PBAC Workshop on resource management will take place at the Moscow Public Library on May 15, 2025. The event focuses on effective water quality practices in the Palouse region. Local residents are encouraged to attend to learn about sustainable yard management.
Registration opens for the 16th Annual Palouse Plein Air Event set for May 5, 2025, in Moscow, Idaho. The event celebrates fine art and features contributions from notable artists, including George Scribner. Participants can register online to join this vibrant community of artists and art enthusiasts.
Latah County Commissioner Jason Stooks updated residents on recent county activities, including liquor license procedures and water right applications. He also discussed the upcoming May elections, highlighting their significance for local governance.
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.