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June 22, 2017

Rock and Roll Romance

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Newlywed Lauren Paterson of Kamiah traded a bridal bouquet for a bass guitar. Lauren and Andrew Martin were married on August 23, 2016, but the couple delayed their reception for nearly a year so far-flung friends and family members could help them celebrate. Lauren joined her husband Andy, who manned the trap set, and father-in-law Don Martin on lead guitar. The groom's mother, Le Ann Wilson, took this colorful shot June 17 at Big Eddy Marina, Ahsahka.

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Many saluted as the flags went by in the Veterans Day Parade in Lewiston, Nov. 11, 2017. Captured by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

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From a bouquet bought at the Farmer's Market in Moscow

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Poet Kevin Goodan will read at the Center for Arts and History at 7 p.m., Oct. 30.

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This photo was taken by Hannah Quaglietta at Moscow Tattoo Company's grand opening event on July 1, 2018. Cameron Price, BFA, is a graduate of WSU and remains in the area where he pursue his passion for art through tattooing and commissioned works.

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This pretty picture of the wet, wild North Fork Clearwater River was taken July 13, not far from Weitas Creek Campground.
Lauren Paterson of Kamiah examines the lottery ticket that Santa stuffed in her stocking. Lauren is wearing a paper crown snagged from a traditional "Christmas cracker." It's quite common for British people to wear a paper crown on Christmas Day. The idea of wearing paper crowns probably derives from the Twelfth Night celebrations, where kings or queens supervised the proceedings. Lauren's mother-in-law, Le Ann Wilson of Orofino, took the photo Dec. 25.
LeAnn Wilson of Orofino captured this image of the Aug. 21 solar eclipse. The photo was taken along US Highway 12, Orofino.
Santa's already delivered a few pretty packages to the Wilson home in Orofino.
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