Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Berends, Mitchell, Urquidez leaving options open”
“Oh no, the Wilsonites are coming and they’re going to take over the town.”—James Urquidez Continue reading
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Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Moscow residents hit the polls hard”
“That turnout — the number of votes cast divided by the number of registered voters — eclipsed a turnout of 28.9 percent in 2017, 16.9 percent in 2015 and 36.3 percent in 2013.” Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Featured Election Results”
Alternate Headline: “A Beating of Biblical Proportions”
By a margin greater than 2 ½ to 1. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Progressive landslide”
Time to appoint a new Board of Adjustment. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Moscow City Council candidates differ on LGBTQ protections”
Hang them all — except pedo-kirkers. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Moscow council hopefuls talk taxes, religion”
Kirkers discuss religion with their neighbors. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Moscow City Council hopefuls highlight priorities”
Beware of Kelsey Berends & James Urquidez. They have one priority. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Candidate’s yard signs vandalized”
They misspelled “Wilson.” Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Emsi founder says he wants to make Moscow more”
Andrew Crapuchettes provides us a textbook example of how kirkers misrepresent the truth.
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “NSA, Logos, Christ Church the focus of records request”
Somebody suspects that the approval to allow NSA to expand in downtown Moscow was an inside job. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Making first impressions in Moscow”
The Kirk runs two candidates for Moscow City Council. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “House collapse forces family to find shelter”
“And the earth opened her mouth, and swallowed them up, and their houses. . .” —Numbers 16:32 Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “No more colleges downtown”
Meaningless. Continue reading