Friday, March 31 Special: NSA, Board Of Adjustment Highlights
Thursday, March 30
Wednesday, March 29
Board of Adjustment Grants New St. Andrews Conditional Use Permit to have an Educational Institution Downtown
Tuesday, March 28
Monday, March 27
Friday, March 24 Special: P&Z Comp Plan Highlights
Friday, March 24 Special: Planning& Zoning Hearing Highlights, Comp Plan Change
Thursday, March 23 P&Z Rejects Comp Plan Petition, Wal-Mart Will Ask Council for Rezone, School Facilities Task Force Says Delay Bond
Wednesday, March 22
NSA Conditional Use Permit Request to be Heard, Idaho Minimum Wage Increase Proposal Will be Considered, Legislative News.
Tuesday, March 21 Moscow School District Facilities Task Force Survey Results, 2% Biofuels Bill Defeated, Kempthorne Reaction: MacFarlane, Hermach.
Monday, March 20 Moscow Appeals Whitman County Leow's Decision, Reaction to Kempthorne Nomination from UI's O'Laughlin, Fields Fill Up for 2006 Elections
Friday, March 17 Special: Chamber of Commerce Director Kimmel and President Boehne Discuss Position on Big Box Ordinance.
Thursday,
March 16
Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne is nominated as Secretary of the Interior, PARD appeals Pullman Wal-Mart Supercenter for 2nd Time.
Wednesday, March
15
Additional Concerns about Corridor Development; Appeal Process
Explained, Palouse Groundwater Issues Reviewed, School Building
Bill that Allows District Takeovers Switched to New Committee
Tuesday,
March 14 Moscow might Appeal State Line Big
Box Plan in Whitman County, Idaho Transportation Dept. Shares
Results of US 95 Open House Survey, Needs Based Scholarship
Bill Moves Forward
Monday,
March 13 Chamber of Commerce Quizzed: Do City
Council Big Box Comments Reflect Membership, Pullman Police
Tazer Trial, Moscow Police to Request Union Recognition
Friday,
March 10 Special: Gregory Nojeim of the ACLU
speaks on Patriot Act, Illegal NSA Eavesdropping
Thursday,
March 9 Planning & Zoning Rejects Wal-Mart
Request, Overview of School Bond Options
Wednesday,
March 8
Tuesday,
March 7
Council wants to Amend Big Box Ordinance, Rejects Free
Speech & Living Wage Amendments
Monday,
March 6
Paul Kimmell won't run for re-election, Visiting ACLU Attorney
says they're Committed to Stopping Eavesdropping, County Planner
Approves Mall for Corridor
Friday,
March 3 Special: Dr. Brad Black on Libby, Montana
asbestos
Thursday,
March 2
Wednesday,
March 1
Tuesday,
February 28 JFAC approves One Billion for Idaho
Schools, Numerous Apartments Violate Pullman Zoning Laws,
Dr. Whitehouse on Libby Asbestos
Monday,
February 27 Pullman Wal-Mart Appeal Denied,
Fred Russel Extradition Hearing, Dr. Brad Black on Libby,
MT Asbestos
Friday,
February 24 Special: Excerpts from Planning & Zoning
Commission Public Hearing on Wal-Mart Rezone
Thursday,
February 23 P&Z Hearing: Most testify against
Wal-Mart Rezone, Idaho Supreme Court rules in favor of Field
Burners, Drunk Driving Enhancements Avance
Wednesday,
February 22 Moscow City Attorney is taking his
time on boarding house complaints, Idaho Conservation League
on FS land sell-off plan, City approves bike path connector
Tuesday,
February 21 Moscow City Attorney on his advice
to City Council, scholarships move in legislature, Whitman
Co. gets 11 comments on 700,000 sq. ft. store on state line
Monday,
February 20 Candidate for Congress Sheila Sorensen
talks Patriot Act, Linda Pike running for Latah Commission,
First Field Planning Committee meeting Monday
Friday,
February 17 Special: Cornel West speech excerpt
Thursday,
February 16 Forest Service land sale given little
chance, agency lays off 110, former council member rejected
for parks committee seat.
Wednesday,
February 15
Tuesday,
February 14 Proposal to take educational institutions
out of new Moscow zoning law turned back, MCA smart growth
forum produces ideas, US 95 route concerns.
Monday,
February 13 Bush plans to sell off Forest Service
land in Idaho and nationwide, Scholar Cornell West says visits
WSU to tell of Black America's great gift to the nation,
new ways to preserve cedar grove suggested.
Friday,
February 10 Special, Roy Atwood, New St. Andrews
College President presentation to League of Women Voters
Thursday,
February 9
Wednesday,
February 8City Council amends & gives final
passage to Big Box ordinance, Rep. Trail on education funding.
Tuesday,
February 7 State Rep. Trail doesn't think Maryland-style "Wal-Mart
health care" proposal will fly, City Council moves Big Box
ordinance, UI felony misuse of funds accusations includes
Jazz Fest money
Monday,
Febuary 6 Box store on state line passes Whitman
County hurdle, bomb scare in Moscow, 3 INL reactors to close.
Thursday,
February 2
Wednesday,
February 1 Northern Idaho Grass Burning Lawsuit
Settled, New St. Andrews President reports State of the College,
Rare Giant Palouse Earthworm Found
Tuesday,
January 31 Moscow City Council holds hearing
on Big Box, City staff rejects Wal-Mart application, Washington
Gov says she'll sue if Hanford clean-up not funded, Forest
Service privatizes cabin / lookout reservations.
Monday, January 30
Thursday,
January 26
Pullman Wal-Mart hearing closing arguments, alleged victims
testify in AIDS exposure case, Idaho gang bill introduced.
Wednesday,
January 25
Tuesday,
January 24
Locals lobby for cedar grove state park on Moscow Mountain,
animal ordiances considered in Council commitee.
Monday,
January 23 Surprise witness at Pullman Wal-Mart
hearing, judge recuses self in Naylor Farms case, Boise-based
Albertsons to sell entire company.
Thursday,
January 19
There’s more planned for the Moscow WalMart site than just
a Super WalMart, tie committee vote on Idaho’s new high
school graduation requirements, US 95 public hearings expected
in summer or fall.
Wednesday,
January 18 Moscow citizens opine on US 95 Route,
No SuperWalMart petition rebuffed by City Council, Atlas
School Zoning Appeal Withdrawn
Tuesday,
January 17
ID Transportation Dept wants your views concerning the route
of State Route 95 south of Moscow; Gov. Kempthorne wants more
Community College classrooms statewide; Native American executed
in California.
Monday,
January 16
Pullman WalMart Super Center appeal hearing; other local
stories.
Thursday,
January 12
Local businesses petition against WalMart Super Center, Idaho
F&G wants to kill 51 wolves, Criticism of Kempthorne's State
of the State proposals
Wednesday,
January 11
Moscow City Council Retreat, Idaho emergency
care gets a "D", State tobacco settlement money
Tuesday,
January 10
MCA forum on economic impacts of proposed Super Wal-Mart, Idaho
denied helicopters in wilderness for wolf management, Gov. Kempthorne's
state of the state.
Monday,
January 9
Moscow Public Works committee to persue 3 street improvement
grants, ITD awards contract to Washington Group, other stories
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