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Evening Report – Wed., Apr 7, 2021 – House Kills ID Higher Ed Budget

Posted on April 7, 2021 by by KRFP

Idaho Freedom Foundation Racist Agenda Takes Hold in Legislature as House Kills Higher Ed Budget.
J-FAC Declines to Add $4000 to Lt. Governor’s Task Force to Investigate Claims of Social Justice Agenda in Schools.
Moscow Council Approves Farmers Market Music Starting July 3rd.
Council Votes to Reinstate Public Event Application Process.
Moscow Aquatic Center to Open June 11th.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Education, Farmers Market, Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center, Higher Ed, Idaho Freedom Foundation, Idaho Legislature, J-FAC, Janice McGeachin, Music, Racist

Evening Report – Tue., Mar 23, 2021 – Large Moscow Events

Posted on March 23, 2021 by by KRFP

Moscow Events Coordinator Looks Ahead to Large Event Possibilities this Summer.
Gov. Little Wants to Use Idaho’s Surplus for Big One-Time Projects.
Spokane City Council Recognizes Tribal Ancestral Stewards of Spokane Falls.
Governor Jay Inslee Moves All Counties to Phase 3.
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Tags: Amanda Argona, Brad Little, City of Moscow, Corona Virus, Farmers Market, Health, Jay Inslee, Native Americans, Spokane, Spokane City Council, Spokane Falls, Spokane Tribe

Evening Report – Mon., Jan 25, 2021 – Moscow Arts Contingencies

Posted on January 25, 2021 by by KRFP

Moscow Officials Unsure About Farmers Market Entertainment and Summer Arts Events.
Rep. Megan Blansksma Introduces Bill to Greatly Limit Health District Boards’ Powers.
Washington Lawmakers Propose $2 Billion & $4 Billion Covid Relief Bills.
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Tags: Amanda Argona, Arts, City of Moscow, Corona Virus, Farmers Market, Health, Health Districts, Idaho Legislature, Megan Blanksma, Megan Cherry, Washington Legislature

Evening Report – Tue., Oct 6, 2020 – First Covid-19 Death on Palouse

Posted on October 6, 2020 by by KRFP

Whitman County Reports First Covid-19 Death on the Palouse. It’s a Woman Between the Ages of 60 and 79.
97 New Cases on Palouse Over the Weekend.
Woman Tells Moscow Council they Should Invoice Christ Church and Idaho Freedom Foundation’s Wayne Hoffman for Lost Revenue from Cancelled Sept. 26th Farmers Market.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Corona Virus, Farmers Market, Health, Human Rights, Whitman County

Evening Report – Fri., Sep 11, 2020 – Education CARES Money

Posted on September 11, 2020 by by KRFP

Gov. Brad Little to Restore $99 Million in Education Funding Using CARES Act Money.
Two Moscow Farmers Markets Adjusts to Covid-19.
Wildfire Smoke Heading Our Way.
Witness Says US Marshall’s Team Executed Antifa Suspect Near Olympia.
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Tags: Amanda Argona, Brad Little, CARES Act, Corona Virus, Education, Farmers Market, Farmers Market Commission, Patriot Prayer, Police, smoke, US Marshalls, wildfires

Evening Report – Thu., Jun 18, 2020 – Artwalk / Farmers Mkt.

Posted on June 18, 2020 by by KRFP

Moscow Artwalk Cancelled.
Moscow Saturday Farmers Market Open to 200 Customers Simultaneously.
Gov. Inslee Announces New Investigation into Death of Black Man in Tacoma Police Custody.
Gov. Little Forms 2 Education Committees.
Planning for Latah County Fair in September Continues.
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Tags: ArtWalk, Brad Little, City of Moscow, Education, Farmers Market, Jay Inslee, Latah County, Latah County Fair, Police, Police Brutality

Evening Report – Tue., May 19, 2020 – 2 Farmers Markets

Posted on May 19, 2020 by by KRFP

City of Moscow to Operate Two Socially-Distanced Farmers’ Markets Simultaneously, One is Drive-Through Pickup, One on Main Street with Distance Between Booths.
Moscow Council Accepts $7.3 Million Construction Bid for New Police Station.
Asotin County Moves to Phase Two of Governor’s ‘Safe Start’ Plan.
Inslee Announces New Criteria to Allow Spokane County and Others to Move to Phase Two Early.
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Tags: Amanda Argona, Asotin County, City of Moscow, Corona Virus, Farmers Market, Health, Jay Inslee, Moscow Police, Police, Police Station, Solar Power, Spokane County, State of Washington

Evening Report – Fri., Sep 13, 2019 – Farmers Market

Posted on September 13, 2019 by by KRFP

Moscow Saturday Farmers Market Economic Impact Study.
Montana Sage Grouse Numbers Down.
Interior Secretary Rick Perry Says Hanford Sludge Removal Completed.
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Tags: City of Moscow, Economic Development, Endangered Species Act, Environment, Farmers Market, Hanford, Rick Perry, Sage Grouse, Sludge, Steve Peterson

Evening Report – Wed., Sep 4, 2019 – Whitman County Pot

Posted on September 5, 2019 by by KRFP

Whitman County Commissioner Continue New Cannabis Business Moratorium, Which May Have Put One Grower Out of Business.
Study Indicates Puget Sound Area May Have Highest Average Cannabis Use on the Planet.
Economists Calls Moscow Farmers Market Contribution to City’s Economy “Phenomenal”.
Reclaim Idaho Files Initiative to Tax Corporations & the Rich More to Pay for Schools.
Minimum Wage Initiative Organizers Say 10,000 Idaho Registered Voters Have Signed their Petition.
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Tags: Cannabis, City of Moscow, Education, Elections, Farmers Market, Initiatives, Mimimum Wage, Reclaim Idaho, Steve Peterson, Taxes, Whitman County, zoning

Evening Report – Wed., Mar 13, 2019 – Farmers Mkt Handbook

Posted on March 13, 2019 by by KRFP

Changes in Moscow Saturday Farmers Market Handbook Advance.
UI Wants $29 Million Loan for Nearly $50 Million Sports Arena.
Washington Legislature Rejects Eliminating Supermajority Needed to Pass School Bonds.
Voters Pass Local School Levies.
Kamiah School District Patrons Reject Maintenance & Operations Levy.

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Tags: Athletics, Bonds, City of Moscow, Education, Elections, Farmers Market, Kamiah, Levy, University of Idaho, Washington Legislature

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Evening Report – Wed., Apr 7, 2021 – House Kills ID Higher Ed Budget

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Evening Report – Tue., Mar 23, 2021 – Large Moscow Events

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Evening Report – Mon., Jan 25, 2021 – Moscow Arts Contingencies

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Evening Report – Tue., Oct 6, 2020 – First Covid-19 Death on Palouse

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Evening Report – Fri., Sep 11, 2020 – Education CARES Money

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Evening Report – Thu., Jun 18, 2020 – Artwalk / Farmers Mkt.

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Evening Report – Tue., May 19, 2020 – 2 Farmers Markets

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Evening Report – Fri., Sep 13, 2019 – Farmers Market

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Evening Report – Wed., Sep 4, 2019 – Whitman County Pot

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Evening Report – Wed., Mar 13, 2019 – Farmers Mkt Handbook

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