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Saturday, May 10, 2008

UI grad will receive second degree in as many years during today's commencement ceremony
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Erica Fuller didn't feel like her education was quite finished when she graduated from the University of Idaho with a psychology degree last year. So...

Washington State Department of Ecology sets its sights on Moscow
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Washington State Department of Ecology leaders believe Moscow should be held just as accountable for the quality of its stormwater runoff as in Pullman. David...

Dam could be in the works at Rock Lake
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A study could soon be under way to examine the feasibility of constructing a dam at the outlet of Rock Lake in the northwestern corner...

UI: Feds may be looking into CAMBR
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A federal agency may have taken a lead role in the investigation of the University of Idaho's Center for Advanced Microelectronics and Biomolecular Research. CAMBR,...

COMMENTARY: Bobbie will be dearly missed
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Newspapers never seem to lack for personalities and, in that sense, we're a pretty traditional newspaper. It's that collection of people that makes coming to...

Daily News has new spot for payments, drop-offs in Pullman
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Customers can purchase papers and submit items for The Moscow-Pullman Daily News at the Global Travel office in the Town Centre building on Main Street....

Whitman County courthouse closed after cleaning accident
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The Whitman County Courthouse in Colfax was evacuated and closed Friday afternoon after sulfuric acid vapor spread throughout the building. Public Health Director Fran Martin...

LOCAL BRIEFS
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Lewiston Free pesticide disposal in Lewiston, Coeur d'Alene The Idaho State Department of Agriculture will be conducting a collection of...

PUBLIC RECORDS
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Latah County Divorce May 2 - Christine A. Latham and Kenneth W. Latham filed for divorce. May 6 -...

AGENDAS / MEETINGS
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Moscow Monday 3 p.m. - The Administrative Committee meets in council chambers in City Hall. The committee will discuss...

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Saturday, May 10, 2008

• UI grad will receive second degree in as many years during today's commencement ceremony
• Washington State Department of Ecology sets its sights on Moscow
• Dam could be in the works at Rock Lake
• UI: Feds may be looking into CAMBR
• COMMENTARY: Bobbie will be dearly missed
• Daily News has new spot for payments, drop-offs in Pullman
• Whitman County courthouse closed after cleaning accident
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• AGENDAS / MEETINGS

Friday, May 09, 2008

• PULLMAN-MOSCOW CORRIDOR: List of permitted uses could be expanded
• WSU, Ecology state their case
• NSA grads ready for next phase
• MOSCOW: Residents share views on plans for Legacy Crossing
• INK: Youth pastor leads efforts to assist low-income families
• MOSCOW: Woman sustains minor injuries in crash
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Postal food pick-up Saturday
• First scholarship given in memory of WSU student Local briefs
• AARP to hold discount driver safety course
• CALENDAR/CLUBS

Thursday, May 08, 2008

• WSU: Organizers say they have support for union
• UI music students feel 'violated' by vandal
• Former WSU student claims racially motivated arrest led to conviction
• Good earth
• Leonard charged with second-degree murder
• Pullman man confesses to making up story about stolen car
• Cigarettes blamed for pair of Moscow ires
• Construction worker injured in fall in Moscow
• WHITMAN COUNTY: Fuaau faces criminal trespass, malicious mischief charges
• MOSCOW: Kellis' preliminary hearing continued
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• CALENDAR / CLUBS

Wednesday, May 07, 2008

• Whitman County continues quest for LIFT money
• NSA grad not only earned degree in Moscow, but met his wife as well
• Rental registration back on the table for Pullman
• Changes proposed for Moscow's planned unit development code
• UI commencement set for Saturday
• Moscow man crashes into parked car on North Almon Street
• Stolen vehicle found wrecked on Old Moscow Road
• Man arrested following alleged break-in, assault in Pullman
• Pullman man arrested for malicious mischief, burglary
• Pullman Police arrest man accused of punching officer
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• ACCURACY MATTERS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• CALENDAR / CLUBS

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

• SIDEWALK SERIES: Moscow woman's garden has expanded over the decades, along with her passion for planting
• MOSCOW: Hamilton Fund grows following sale
• Hailey announces bid for re-election
• NSA commencement slated for Thursday
• Moscow extends contract for solid-waste disposal
• Judge Hamlett to retire in September
• Spokane man accused of leading police on high-speed chase through Colfax
• Man arrested following incident at Pullman party
• Instruments, equipment vandalized at UI School of Music
• Pearl necklace reported stolen from Ren Fair
• ACCURACY MATTERS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• LOCAL BRIEF
• CALENDAR / CLUBS

Monday, May 05, 2008

• Reaching the end: After commencement ceremonies, WSU grads move on to new challenges
• UI facilities projects scheduled for summer
• After long winter, sun shines on Renaissance Fair
• Familiar face on College Hill returns to regular patrols in Pullman
• Vehicles spray-painted with graffiti in Pullman
• Man reports being battered in Princeton
• Several brush fires reported over weekend in Latah County
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• PUBLIC RECORDS
• CALENDAR / CLUBS