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.
Tagged “front-page story”
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
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Measles goes mum in Moscow”
“For they have healed the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly.” —Jeremiah 8:11 Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Second case of measles confirmed in Latah County”
“The whole head is sick.” —Isaiah 1:5 Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “‘Toxic Matriarchy’ talk spurs protest”
Toxic Manchild. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Survey: no more colleges downtown”
“It’s too late, baby.” —Carole King Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “City council approves New Saint Andrews parking lot permit”
“One of the fundamental laws of life, and therefore of business, is that you get more of what you subsidize, and less of what you penalize. In every social context, certain behaviors are rewarded (in some way), and other behaviors are not rewarded.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Board approves permit allowing NSA parking lot downtown”
Truth. Beauty. Parking. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Logos withdraws water right application”
An indefensible public-relations disaster from the beginning, this was the wrong hill to die on — unlike race-based chattel slavery. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “City seeks input on colleges downtown”
Too little too late. Continue reading