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April 17, 2016

Michael Murphy, conductor and artistic director, Palouse Choral Society

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Michael Murphy of Moscow is congratulated by well-wishers after the April 17 performance of "Carmina Burana" by the Palouse Choral Society at the University of Idaho Administration Building auditorium. Murphy is stepping down after seven years as artistic director and conductor of the regional chorale. (Photo by Daily News reader Kenton Bird)

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We visited the Vineland Cemetary in Clarkston and saw this man placing flowers at his mother in law's grave on Memorial Day. Taken by Mary Hayward of Clarkston May 29, 2017.

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Andy Rosch from the band Faith and Fable performed at the Capital Street Dock Concert in Lewiston, July 2016. Photographed by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

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Taken on Bright Angel trail on hike down into the Grand Canyon

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This is a dried daisy along a river bank that with zooming in I discovered the tiniest web weaved. Where there's death, there's life.

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Two Moscow churches are teaming up to offer free food to Moscow-area children this summer. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Palouse provide Weekend Food for Kids to supplement the Moscow School District’s summertime free weekday lunch program. Each bag contains two days’ worth of kid-friendly meals and snacks, as well as fresh fruit and beverages. Distribution is every Friday at 11 a.m. outside Lena Whitmore Elementary School on Blaine Street in Moscow. Volunteers on a recent Friday were (from left): Carol Espe, Nancy Lyle, Harriet Hughes, Margaret Dibble, Jo Ellen Force, Debbie McLaughlin, Peggy Jenkins and Kat Clancy.
Renaissance Fair royalty (Leeanne Noble and Tom Preston), along with members of the Moscow Peace Band, dedicated this bench in Moscow's East City Park in honor of Gretchen Stewart and the late Dean Stewart. The ceremony took place May 6 at the opening of the 50th Renaissance Fair. The bench's plaque reads: "Lovers of poetry, music, trees and peace -- lighting a path to a better world."
Jim "Mudcat" Grant, the first African-American pitcher in the American League to win 20 games, visited Moscow this spring. Here, he is pictured with Jessica Blain, a University of Idaho journalism student, at Moscow's 1912 Center, after a panel discussion about Race and Religion in American Sports. Grant pitched in the major leagues from 1958 to 1971. The program was sponsored by the UI School of Journalism and Mass Media, the Latah County Historical Society and the Idaho Humanities Council. The photograph was taken by Antone Holmquist of Moscow and submitted by Daily News reader Kenton Bird.
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