Logos’ proposed roof raises questions from Moscow board

Via the Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  The Moscow Board of Adjustment tabled a decision Tuesday night on a conditional use permit for the proposed construction of the new Logos School on Mountain View Road. The conditional use permit would allow the school to exceed building height restrictions written in the Moscow city code for moderate density,

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Sojourners’ looks for help from Council

Steve Bonnar, executive director of Sojourners’ Alliance, is looking for $125,000 to keep the group’s transitional housing facility functioning without laying off workers. Bonnar asked the Moscow City Council’s Public Works/Finance Committee for $10,000 Monday.   He said he has been asking businesses that have helped support Sojourners’ Alliance for additional funding so it can

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Seedy Taco Truck Where Ruth Bader Ginsburg Grabs Lunch More Regulated Than Nation’s Abortion Clinics

WASHINGTON, D.C.—After championing what is being called the Supreme Court’s most significant abortion ruling in fifty years Monday, striking down Texas laws enforcing abortion industry safety regulations, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, reportedly pressed for time and “too tired to make something herself,” grabbed some lunch at seedy-looking taco truck “Jose Loco’s Crazy Tacos” during her

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Christians most persecuted

Via The Associated Press:  Christians are the most persecuted of any religious group around the world, facing harassment in 108 countries. A study by Pew Research Center found that harassment of Christians in 2014 by both governments and society as a whole increased from 102 countries in 2013. The study considered harassment to be both

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Supreme Court rejects pharmacists’ religious rights appeal

Via The Associated Press: The Supreme Court is allowing Washington state to require pharmacies to dispense Plan B or other emergency contraceptives, rejecting an appeal from pharmacists who said they have religious objections to providing the drugs. The justices’ order on Tuesday leaves in place rules first adopted in 2007 following reports that some women

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Try Libertarian Candidate

The following Letter to the Editor appeared in the Spokesman Review: Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumb. That’s my impression of what’s going on in our electoral process. Both the Democrats and the Republicans are in a race to the bottom. Why not take an adult approach and consider the Libertarians? They are headed by two

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