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Moscow teaches grant writing
For the first time, Moscow will hold a grant writing workshop recommended for anyone who participates in or works for a nonprofit, civic, service, municipal organization or an innovation research and/or technology transfer business.
The workshop is free of charge for the community and will be held from 6-9 p.m. on April 16, in the City Hall Council Chambers.
Participants will learn how to find and track relevant grant opportunities that apply to their direct needs. The workshop will also include presentations from grant writers in various fields providing key information on a wide variety of topics
This is a free workshop, but seats are limited. Please register for the workshop by Friday by calling Laurie Lewis at 883-7080 or e-mailing
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For more information or for an interview regarding this event, please call Alisa Stone, City of Moscow Grants Coordinator at 883-7600.
Task Force hosts Haitian evening
The Latah County Human Rights Task Force is sponsoring Aswea – “A Haitian Evening,” which hopes to provide people with the opportunity to learn about life in Haiti.
Food, music, a slide show, skits and a silent auction will be part of the evening which is being planned by Afelene Rosemond, teacher and human rights activist who is visiting Moscow from Haiti.
Admission is $5 and tickets are available at BookPeople or at the door. The funds raised will be used for travel expenses and human rights activities in Haiti.
The event is being sponsored by the Unitarian Social Action Committee, Latah County Human Rights Task Force, Moscow High School Human Rights Club and Environmental Club.
The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. on April 18 and will be held at the Unitarian Church of the Palouse.
For more information contact Joann Muneta, the chair of the Human Rights Task Force, at 882-3648.
PCEI hosts Family Day
The Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute is holding a family day that they are opening up to members of the community.
From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, the PCEI will have a variety of activities for children at the Rodeo Drive Nature Center. From a macroinvertebrate study to making bird feeders, the event is designed for all ages and is free to the public.
The PCEI Rodeo Drive Nature Center is located at 1040 Rodeo Drive. For further information, contact Courtney Rush at 882-1444.
Windemere inspects homes
After an incident in Pullman where a 5-year-old home was sold without attic insulation, Windermere Real Estate now offers free home inspections for anyone working with a Windermere agent to buy a house.
Valued at up to $300, Windermere recommends inspections in light of the rising cost of homes and the greater investment homeowners are making.
For further information contact Karen Ann Wilson of Windermere Real Estate at (509) 334-3530 or e-mail her at
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