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February 10, 2018

Beth Hart

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Beth Hart, with lead guitarist Jon Nichols & bass player Bob Marinelli, in concert Feb. 5 at the Bing Theater in Spokane. There were at least twenty fans from Moscow there!

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Moscow Volunteer Peace Band lights up Carnival 2018

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Due to the heavy smoke from the regional wildfires, we have been having some truly amazing sunrises! I set out on the morning of August 25th, at about 7:00am, to capture the sunrise under a 500mm lens, and ended up getting more than I bargained for! With the heavy smoke acting as a primitive solar filter, I was able to capture these two sunspots in the photosphere of the sun! Sunspots are visible magnetic fluxuations on the suns' surface, causing a relative decrease in temperature and light. Often appearing as two separate spots, one spot is typically positively-charged, while the other has a negative magnetic charge. Only the largest sunspots can be seen from Earth without the use of a telescope, and what makes this photo even better is that sunspots aren't permanent, and can last only a few days. While it's never a smart idea to look or point your camera at the sun without protection, the smoke and a bit of luck on timing worked together to provide me with this awesome capture!

Smoky Sunspots

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A performance by the Border Highlanders Pipes & Drums concludes the Cordelia Church Summer 2023 Concert Series on September 10. Established in 1974, the Border Highlanders provide Scottish Highland music and culture to Moscow, Pullman, and the surrounding region. Dedicated in 1883, Cordelia Church is the oldest Lutheran building in the state of Idaho.

Piping on the Palouse

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The annual Polar Plunge attracted many willing to brave the frigid air and water this New Years Day, 2018. Photo by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Polar Plunge Brave

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The Cowardly Lion, the Yellow Brick Road, Dorothy, and the Wicked Witch of the West invite you to attend the Whitman County Humane Society's annual Fur Ball and Yappy Hour on Saturday, 2/27, at 5:30 PM at the SEL Event Center in Pullman. This photo was taken by John Thielbahr on Wednesday, 2/17/16, at the Whitman County Humane Society in Pullman. The cast of characters includes Colleen Harrington, Heather Rowe, Helene Hopkins, and Gail Gearhiser (left to right), all of whom are 30+ years of age and live in Pullman.

Over the Rainbow is a Furever Home...via Whitman County Humane Society!

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The audience singing and dancing at the last Open Mike night at the Green Frog in Palouse. Photo was taken on March 2, at the Green Frog in Palouse, by Scott Fedale. Most in the picture are from Palouse, but several Moscow residents were in attendance.
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