2011-05, May 2011 (Ozone)

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  FEATURES

  Awed by Rocks
  by Fran Milsop

  Three Idaho master gem carvers talk about why and how they do it.

  Ozone—Spotlight City
  by Connie Otteson

  Ancestors of the author’s husband have a long history in this once-thriving town, which succumbed to poor harvests and low prices.

  A Fighter Tamed
  by Alice Dunn

  A tough young man named Ben Henderson came West, helped to settle the Arimo area as a rancher, became a state senator, and earned the admiration of the author, his granddaughter.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: Young Scribes

  Filer: Pie-Tin Art; An Idaho Artist Invents a New Genre,
  by T. Khteian-Keeton

  Boise: A Volunteer; Teaching? Not for Love or Money,
  by Pat McCoy Rohleder

  Rathdrum: Leaving It Out There; A Multi-Sport Athlete Takes on the Radiant Lake Triathlon, by Gregory Johnston

  Clarkia: The Mountains Heal; Getting Back to the Here-and-Now,
  by Ben Walters

  Florence: Dynamite! Put That in Your Little Red Wagon, by Billy Jim Wilson

  Corral: The Camas Project; Long Live the Party on the Prairie,
  by Kevin Swan

  Idaho Books: Alan Heathcock’s Volt, reviewed by Kate Lovan

  Idaho at Large: The Dilemma of Choice, by Steve Carr

  Recipe Contest: Idaho Breakfast Frittata; Fresh Minted Garbanzo Salad, both recipes courtesy of the Idaho Department of Agriculture, www.idahopreferred.com; Pecan Pie, by Dorie Helms Conrad, courtesy of Linda Helms

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Almo, Arimo, Boise, Clarkia, Corral, Filer, Florence, Idaho Falls, Kamiah, Kuna, Lowell, Ozone, Rathdrum, St. Anthony, Salmon, Wallace, Weippe