Joint City and UI Arbor Day Observance Set For April 24
MOSCOW – A limited number of tree seedlings will be given free to those attending the 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Arbor Day observance on Friday, April...
Board Promotes Housing Authority, Training; Hears Pullman Building Plan
MOSCOW – The Moscow Fair and Affordable Housing Commission will advocate for creating a Moscow housing authority when it makes its annual report to the...
State Bill’s Impact Concerns Historic Preservation Board
MOSCOW – Work on National Historic Register designations for the City Water Department building and the central University of Idaho campus are progressing well, the...
Parks Madness Outreach Encourages Bracket Votes
MOSCOW – Moscow Parks Madness is getting good participation, and area residents are reminded to take part in Round 3 voting, City Recreation Manager Betsy...
Community Solar, Water Savings Championed by Commission
MOSCOW – Letters supporting a water conservation plan and requesting evaluation for a community solar project will be sent this month to City Council by...
Transportation Board Approves Budget, Considers School Safety
MOSCOW – The city in April and May will collect new data and review earlier studies concerning traffic and pedestrians on streets just outside the...
Historic Preservation Board Appoints Officers, Defers Budget
MOSCOW – The Moscow Historic Preservation Commission elected officers and postponed finalizing its budget request to the city at its regular meeting Thursday. The board...
Parks and Rec Consultant Would Help Craft Master Plan
MOSCOW – The city intends to hire a consultant in Fiscal Year 2027 to develop a master plan for parks and recreation, the Moscow Parks...
Donor Interested in Funding Community Solar Installation
MOSCOW – Moscow is a step closer to locating a community solar installation on the roof of the new City Shop building after an anonymous...
Human Rights Board Sets FY2027 Budget Request, Reelects Officers
MOSCOW – The Moscow Human Rights Commission will request a FY2027 budget of $5,000 from the City Council, the commission agreed in a unanimous vote...