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August 16, 2020

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A bright pink sky east of Moscow has the sliver of the moon and the planet Venus under the cloud formation. The 'pink in the morning' hailed an extremely hot day on the Palouse this Sunday, August 16, 2020. Photo by Karen Purtee of Moscow.

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David Purtee, Col. USAF retired, and Lee Ann Mingo prep the entry wreaths. The public is welcome at a ceremony for laying of the wreaths at the Burnt Ridge Cemetery at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, December 17. A repeat ceremony will be held at Beulah Cemetery at 1:00 p.m. the same day. The other cemeteries will be decorated with wreaths at the entrance and on sponsored veterans’ graves. Due to snow conditions in the rural areas, no ceremonies are scheduled.
Western Bluebirds have returned and knocked at our windows to let us know this pair has returned. They are picking out their favorite birdhouse before the swallows return to the area. This picture was taken on May 1st just as the insects they love to munch on are coming out. Our home is at 3,000 feet on Moscow Mountain and perfect for the bright blue little friends.
Spring is here! The Redwing blackbirds have returned to our bird feeder so Spring is not far behind on Moscow Mountain. This view looks eastward toward Troy from our home on Moscow Mountain. After last week's cold temperatures, the birds and their unmistakable calls, are welcomed. Taken on Friday, February 24, 2023.
Troy 4 H Club members joined Troy Historical Society members for a picture at the Burnt Ridge Cemetery on Thursday, May 27, 2021 before putting flags on veterans' graves for Memorial Day. The Troy Historical Society organized the decorating and supplied the flags for 214 veteran graves in seven rural cemeteries in the Troy Cemetery District in Latah County. The Historical Society provided flags for veterans of both sides of the Civil War all the way up to current military service in the cemeteries. The cemeteries are Bethany, Bethel, Beulah, Burnt Ridge, Little Bear Ridge, Spencer and Wild Rose.
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