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October 08, 2021

Flip Off Childhood Cancer

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Members of the Moscow Volunteer Fire Department, Strolling Like a Mother, Sherry Garcia Elite Fitness, FarmGirlFit, Fit101, Tapped, and other members of the community came together (many not pictured above) for the Flip Off Childhood Cancer tire flip challenge, raising $1,100 for the American Childhood Cancer Organization of the Inland Northwest. The original goal of this challenge was to flip a tire for each child in the US that would be diagnosed with cancer this September: 1,290 (43 a day). Together, they flipped tires 7,165 times, honoring those that will be diagnosed, those that are currently fighting, and those that have fought.

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Photo taken Aug. 25 by Daily News subscriber Don Regan at the UI Pitkin Forest Nursery. Three members of the 1975-76 Vandal Volleyball team got together for a day in Moscow.  Pictured from left to right are Maureen Taylor Regan, Peggy Clemons, and Terry Bauer. Maureen lives in Moscow, is retired from UI Athletics; Peggy is from Nine Miles Falls, Wash., and is a nurse practitioner in Spokane; Terry lives in Rockford, Wash., and is a nurse in Spokane. They toured the area including stops at the Arboretum, visiting Utah Pioneer, the cloned mule, and the WSU grizzly bears.

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The 25th Anniversary of the return of the Spalding-Allen Collection. Taken June 26, 2021 in Spalding.

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Over 10,000 French roof tiles in the original color – Vintage Green – have been molded, fired, and glazed at the Ludowici plant in New Lexington, Ohio, and await shipment to the Pullman Depot Heritage Center at 300 N Grand Ave. in Pullman. The tiles are scheduled to arrive in early April and work will begin shortly thereafter to replace the roof of the 1917 Northern Pacific railway depot with one that closely replicates the original. The project is funded by Washington State Historical Society Heritage Capital Project grants and community donations.

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Claire Glover and Juliana Harner enjoy lemonade at the Tommy Strong 5k Fundraiser last Saturday in Moscow, which raised $1,741 for the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation. This foundation benefits childhood cancer research, which only receives 4% of the NIH's budget for cancer research. 1/285 kids will be diagnosed before cancer before the age of 19 - cancer is the leading cause of death by disease in kids. We hope to bring awareness regarding the lack of funding this receives, so that better outcomes will occur.
Over 85 runners and walkers took to the Latah bike path Thanksgiving morning in Moscow for Strolling Like a Mother's 5th annual free family Turkey Trot. This year's 5k brought in over $500 for the Anna Schindler Foundation, which helps the families of pediatric oncology patients in the Inland Northwest with lodging, travel expenses, and food. For more information about the Anna Schindler Foundation, please visit: https://www.annaschindlerfoundation.org/
Julie Sawyer of Moscow, Cat Harner of Moscow, and Sarah Roberts of Pullman competed in this weekend's Couer d'Alene 70.3 Ironman triathlon on the Ironman for Anna team, which raises money for local families fighting cancer. As a team, they were able to raise over $8,000 (with CDA teammate Patick, not pictured). Pictured also within the picture is Thomas Harner, who lost his battle to cancer at the age of two. A 70.3 Ironman consists of a 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike ride, and 13.1 mile run.
A few members of Strolling Like a Mother, a local mom workout group, put on their annual Turkey Trot. This year's benefitting charity was the American Childhood Cancer Organization of the Inland Northwest (ACCOIN). More than 50 runners helped to raise almost $300 for this charity, which helps local families battling childhood cancer. Safeway donated food for this event as well. Pictured are Cat Harner, Sarah Roberts, and Amy Kaucic.
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