2010-12, December 2010 (Kuna)

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  FEATURES

  Have a Good One: For a Transplant from New Delhi, Moscow Was As Confusing As Russia
  by Sayantani Dasgupta

  A newcomer from New Delhi describes days of wonder as a student and a teacher at the University of Idaho.

  Kuna—Spotlight City
  by Sharon Fisher

  Geography made Kuna’s history, and history has been preserved downtown in the state’s fastest-growing city.

  River of No Return: A Release of Ashes, Somewhere Downstream When the Weather Clears
  by Nancy Teggeman

  A family with a long history of running the Salmon River takes a special trip, to scatter the ashes of their elders.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: What You Know

  Arco: Mars Power; At the Idaho National Lab, Steve Johnson Builds the Generators That Run Spacecraft, by Brianna McNall

  Coeur d’Alene: The Clock; Ticking Back Through Time, by Lowell Vanskike

  Caldwell: Mi Idaho; Generations of Her Family’s Stories Lead an Educator to Inspire Other Idaho Voices, By Katherine Lovan

  Sandpoint: Dumpster Diva; One Way to See a Festival for Free: Be a Green Queen, by Desiré Aguirre

  Midvale: Tree, I Own You; An Odd Idaho Harvest of the Stubborn Conifer, By Randy King

  Weippe: A Contemplative Harvest; Picking Huckleberries Offers Joys Both Tangible and Intangible, by Geraldine Mathias

  Idaho Book Review: The Iron Bodkin, by Amy Allgeyer Cook; Alvor, by Laura Bingham, Review by Katherine Lovan

  Recipe Contest: Ginger Crumb Cake, by Cathy Koon; Jet’s Alaska Lobster Martini Mashed Potatoes, by Mike Kincaid

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Aberdeen, Arco, Buhl, Caldwell, Coeur d’Alene, Harrison, Idaho City, Jerome, Ketchum, Kuna, Lava Hot Springs, Midvale, Moscow, Priest River, Salmon River, Sandpoint, Weippe