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City feels, from the wheels - Vimarsana News

City feels, from the wheels

A local nonprofit invited bicyclists and joggers to explore Pullman’s trails Thursday as a way to not only exercise outdoors, but to better appreciate the community where they live.

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National Lentil Festival will have different look this year - Vimarsana News

National Lentil Festival will have different look this year

There may not be a parade or a giant bowl of lentil chili this year, but local organizations have set up public events this week in Pullman in place of

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Pullman hotel to be renovated, renamed - Vimarsana News

Pullman hotel to be renovated, renamed

SANDPOINT — Avery Bocksch went 3-for-3 with a double to pace the Sandpoint baseball team, which scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to topple Moscow 6-4 on Wednesday and take the Class 4A district championship series 2-1, advancing to the state tournament. More Headlines

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Local Briefs

Driving past the ball fields near my house the other evening, I experienced waves of nostalgia, the stabby kind, the “aw, gee, shucks” heartwarming kind, worthy of a Hallmark Channel Movie. You know for certain spring’s arrived when the daffodils push themselves out of the hard, cold earth, … More Headlines

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Local Organizations Make Donations To Help Pay For Renovations Of Pullman Depot Heritage Center - Vimarsana News

Local Organizations Make Donations To Help Pay For Renovations Of Pullman Depot Heritage Center

Two local organizations have given donations to the Fix the Bricks campaign at the Pullman Depot Heritage Center.  The Pullman Civic Trust has donated 2,000 dollars while the College Hill Association has given a thousand dollars to the project.  The money will be used to help pay for exterior renovations to the old Northern Pacific rail depot.  That work is scheduled to begin next Summer.