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January 16, 2015

This is a Osprey catching a fish at the Golf Course Pond in Clarkston. I hope I did this right

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This is a Osprey catching a fish at the Golf Course Pond in Clarkston. I hope I did this right

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Image: Feist5 American Kestrel Chicks (falcons). The female is the one at the far left showing off her striped tail; the other 4 are her brothers.y

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Feist5 American Kestrel Chicks (falcons). The female is the one at the far left showing off her striped tail; the other 4 are her brothers.y

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Taking a run at The Big Easy during the Big Water Blowout in Riggins last year.

Image: Taking a run at The Big Easy during the Big Water Blowout in Riggins last year.
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You are invited to contribute photographs to this community photo album. Your photo will appear here and also be eligible to run in the print edition of the Lewiston Tribune, on the back page of Wednesday’s Northwest section, or daily in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News as that newspaper’s Reader Photo of the Day.
Image: This photo of a fly over during the Lewiston downtown rodeo parade was taken by Leif Hoffmann (Clarkston, WA) on September 9, 2023 while attending the annual parade with family.

Rode Parade Fly Over

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Image: This dog was loving riding in the Lewiston parade this past Saturday. Photo taken by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Dog Loving the Parade Ride

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Image: Black Angus Steer with Brayden

Fall Fair

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Image: The spring semester University of Idaho Mixed Media art class of Nishiki Sugawara-Beda designed and installed a work custom-made for the Moscow Library, entitled “Oh, the Genres You’ll Read!” (mixed media on wood, 2015). Students contributed individual pieces connected by chains. The general concept began as “Palouse Aerial Landscape.” The class divided a map of Latah County roughly along contour lines and waterways, which led to the various shapes. Each piece represents a literary genre or information about the Latah County Library system and Moscow. The class project was aided by teaching assistant Monika Lemmon, with students Rylee Graves, Taylor Jacobs, John Krauss, Jackilyn Linja, Christen Merrick, Dallan Pickard, Kate Picart, Christine Ridgway, and Heather Woolery. The project received partial financial support from the Friends of the Moscow Library. Photo by Chris Sokol, April 27, 2015, Moscow Library

Moscow Public Library receives art installation by University of Idaho art class

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