“As a town becomes increasingly dominated by a particular religious, political or social philosophy, residents and visitors who find such views repugnant begin to worry that, in spending money, they might be helping to advance those ideas.” Continue reading
Dr. Lois Blackburn saw it all from afar. Now, 12 years later, the beast has risen from his slumber to devour more land and more parking in the core, just as she predicted. Continue reading
Moscow Hotel, circa 1958.
This is not your father’s Moscow anymore. Continue reading
“47 parking spaces! 47 parking space! Half my kingdom for 47 parking spaces!” Continue reading
Douglas Wilson requires not only absolute loyalty from his employees but fawning obeisance. And Dr. Jayson Grieser gives both. Continue reading
To demonstrate how seriously City Hall takes NSA’s CUP, the City of Moscow conducted a parking study for NSA’s CUP after the University of Idaho students left town. This tantamount to a parking study for a ghost town. They may was well check parking on Christmas Day or during a Latah County evacuation drill. Continue reading
“You can’t fight city hall.” Continue reading
Despite the headline, it’s over. Continue reading
Moscow doesn’t roll over. Continue reading
“The Moscow City Council will have its say during Monday night’s 7 p.m. City Council meeting on New Saint Andrews College’s conditional use permit application that would allow the college to expand into the former Cadillac Jack’s building on North Main Street.” Continue reading
“At that point, Gianforte grabbed Jacobs by the neck with both hands and slammed him into the ground behind him.” New Saint Andrews College should award Greg Gianforte an honorary degree. Continue reading
When the ad talks about “lifting wallets,” they mean it “spiritually.” Continue reading
“In 2010 the recruiting headline was ‘Yo, Secularism, Why Don’t We Step into the Alley?’ The blurb described the NSA faculty as ‘not timid in a rumble,’ and they wanted to make the students ‘dangerous’ so that they can ‘throw the lies of this age up against the wall, lifting wallets and the occasional gift card.’ It ended with ‘an invitation to a brawl.’” —Dr. Nick Gier Continue reading