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Sophie is a favorite visitor to the McSorley Elementary School library in Lewiston, and she’s never checked out a book.

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Members of a club balled the Scarlett O’Hatters raise a glass to Lewis-Clark State College hospitality management students serving them a six-course meal with an “eating around the world” theme. Students hosted the group as part of their curriculum and served them food such as Philippine mango and tomato salad, Chinese Coca Cola, chicken wings, cucumber ribbons, “Jim’s German grandma’s dessert pancakes” and Czech Cold Strawberry Soup.

MOSCOW — Nine University of Idaho seniors in the Margaret Ritchie school of Family and Consumer Sciences will have their capstone projects on display from April 29 to May 10 at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center at 411 St. Main St.

WHITE BIRD — Road construction on U.S. Highway 95 between White Bird and Lucile is scheduled to begin Monday, the Idaho Transportation Department announced.

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MOSCOW — Nine University of Idaho seniors in the Margaret Ritchie school of Family and Consumer Sciences will have their capstone projects on display from April 29 to May 10 at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center at 411 St. Main St.

WHITE BIRD — Road construction on U.S. Highway 95 between White Bird and Lucile is scheduled to begin Monday, the Idaho Transportation Department announced.

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KOOSKIA — For the whole season, the Orofino Maniacs and Grangeville Bulldogs have been the top baseball teams in the Class 2A Central Idaho Le…

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This month I will take you back to the beginning and my first trip to teach English (ESL) as an intern at a university in Budapest, Hungary. It was a two-month program during the summer of 1993.

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