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November 05, 2021

Big Boned!

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The upper half of a menacing, twelve-foot skeleton stands out against a backdrop of autumn leaves. The big, boney bad guy was part of Le Ann Wilson's outdoor Halloween decor. The photo was taken October 31 at Le Ann's home in Orofino.

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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.
The Niviane Band put on a great show at the 3rd Wheel Event Center. Mary Hayward of Clarkston captured this shot Sept. 7, 2018.

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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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A packed house watching the tiny dancers on stage @ Art Under the Elms. Taken April 28, 2019 by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

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On Friday February 20th at 11:30am, ClearView Eye Clinic hosted a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of their new Lewiston location at 2840 Juniper Drive, across the street from the SEL campus. Festivities began at 11:30 a.m. Scheduled to open later this year, the contemporary 9800 sq. ft. facility will include a comprehensive eye clinic, a full-service on-site optical center and a state-of-the-art surgery center. ClearView Eye Clinic was originally founded in Moscow in 2001 and expanded into the LC Valley in 2008 at its current location on 1630 23rd Avenue. ClearView Eye Clinic is staffed by 25 employees and three experienced doctors: David Leach, MD, FACS and Shawn Richards, MD, both Board Certified Ophthalmologists, and by Dr. Katherine Gleason, a Medical Optometrist. ClearView Eye Clinic provides a wide array of services including complete family eye care, Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery, Bladeless LASIK, advanced facial aesthetics, and even hearing aids and audiology services. The new modern facility will enhance both the patient experience and the level of specialized medical and surgical eye care available in our region.

ClearView Eye Clinic Groundbreaking for New Office & Surgery Center in Lewiston

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A massive rock edifice rises above Forest Service Road #255. The narrow, dusty road runs alongside Kelly Creek on the North Fork Ranger District, Clearwater National Forest. Le Ann Wilson of Orofino snapped the photo on July 22, during a day trip to the scenic North Fork Clearwater River back country.
Happy hens Jewell and Usha flank Archie Windsor, a cocky, Speckled Sussex rooster. Le Ann Wilson snapped a picture of the pretty poultry as they basked in afternoon shade. The fowl photo was taken August 7 in Orofino.
Black-clad Barron, a toy poodle, is perched atop a green pumpkin. Le Ann Wilson snapped the colorful photo on October 30 at her home in Orofino. The Wilson's adopted Barron, who's, sadly, lost the use of his hind legs, in July 2022, shortly after he was rescued by Helping Hands Rescue, Lewiston. The spoiled, six-pound pooch enjoys vanilla ice cream, long naps, and snuggling with his "mom".
Finlay, a twelve-year-old wheaten Scottish terrier, finds a furry friend (or foe?) amidst the fall foliage. Le Ann Wilson of Orofino caught the curious critters on camera. The photo was taken November 1.
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