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Individuals registered to vote in Washington and who have not received their mail-in ballot by Tuesday are advised to reach out to the Whitman County Auditor’s Office. The office has dispatched approximately 24,000 mail-in ballots for the upcoming general election.
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The Idaho Technology Council presented the Mt. Borah Visionary Leader Award to University of Idaho President Scott Green on October 16 during the Hall of Fame Idaho Tech and Idavation Awards event in Boise. This recognition highlights the university’s achievement of the Carnegie R1 research university designation, as well as its notable research expenditures and…
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Researchers at Washington State University have developed chip-sized processors and 3D printed antenna arrays, which may contribute to advancements in flexible, wearable wireless systems and enhance electronic communications across various sectors, including automotive, aviation, and space industries. The team utilized 3D printing technology and an ink composed of copper nanoparticles to fabricate flexible antenna arrays…
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The Addium-METER Foundation has provided a grant of $2,500 to Palouse Habitat for Humanity to acquire trusses for a home being built for the Namauu family in Pullman. The Namauus, consisting of Jake, Shayla, and their two young daughters, are set to become homeowners through Palouse Habitat’s ongoing construction project in Pullman. This funding will…
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The City of Pullman has opened new pickleball courts, constructed with approximately $500,000 in funding from the Metropolitan Park District. The four new courts are located at the city playfields.
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Idaho Congressman Russ Fulcher will be hosting a telephone town hall on Tuesday afternoon, starting at 5:00 PM. Participants can join by calling 833-998-1718. The previous telephone town hall attracted over 12,000 participants from Idaho’s 1st Congressional District.
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The Pullman Civic Trust is organizing a pumpkin wall installation in Pine Street Plaza on Thursday, October 23. Community members are invited to participate in this free event by carving or painting pumpkins to add to the display. The pumpkins will be illuminated and remain on display for a designated period.
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Traffic delays are expected to occur next week near Riggins on U.S. Highway 95 as the Idaho Department of Transportation conducts maintenance work on rock slopes close to the Sheep Creek Rest Area in Central Idaho. This work will result in intermittent traffic delays of up to 20 minutes.
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The University of Idaho has reported an increase in enrollment for the fifth consecutive year. According to the announcement made on Friday, the mid-semester headcount indicates that there are 12,383 students enrolled in the UI system this fall, which reflects an increase of nearly 1% compared to the previous year.