2009-05, May 2009 (Lowell)

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  FEATURES

  Backstage With Tuba: Not Exactly Glam, But the Music Prevails
  by Russell Richardson

  This musician’s-eye view of the Washington Idaho Symphony doesn’t spare the performers—but the performance is a labor of love.

  Lowell—Spotlight City
  by Margo Aragon

  Here’s to the town that doesn’t exist. For a place without even a postal address, Lowell sure draws the crowds. Once you get to the three rivers country, the attraction is easy to understand.

  Hiding in the Deep: Have You Ever Wondered What Lurks in the Lake
  by Heather Solsvik

  Monster sturgeon? Possibly, but also sunken boats, silver ore, gold watches, refrigerators, boxcars, airplanes, and kitchen sinks repose beneath the surfaces of our northern lakes.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Editorial: Back Fence Gossip, by Steve Bunk

  Photo Feature: On Non-fishing; A Lifelong Angler Sees More to Fishing Than Fish, by Les Tanner

  Job Report: Saturday Night at the Airport; In Twin Falls, the Quietest Nights Are Best, if You Can Spot the Action, by Forrest Lampe

  Native Son: Remember the Pueblo; The Life and Times of Commander Lloyd Bucher, by Bill Ryan

  Annals of Justice: Judge Boomer and Me; Guilty as Sin, the Culprit Lunches with His Honor, by Dean Worbois

  History of Transport: Strange Day in Hagerman; An Unexpected Convergence of Ferry Founders’ Progeny, by M.J. Freeman

  Treasure Hunt: George Blackmon’s Dream; How an Oldtime Prospector Just Missed a Major Strike, by Jim Ridenour

  Reminiscence: Morning on the Snake; Coming Home to Fish is Familiar, Yet New, by Steve John

  Recipe Contest: Asian Grilled Salmon Salad, by Jayne Black; and Ranch Beans, by Cecil Hicks

  May Contributors

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Blackfoot, Boise, Cascade, Coeur d’Alene, Deer Trail Mine, Hagerman, Lewiston, Lowell, Pocatello, Twin Falls