2002-10, October 2002 (St. Maries)

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  FEATURES

  CBA: Let’s Get Ready to Rumble! CBA Games Thrill Idaho Audiences
  by Kitty Fleischman

  Thanks to Bill Ilett’s and Gary Hunter’s love of the game, the now Idaho-based Continental Basketball Association came roaring back to life, proving you can’t keep a good thing down!

  St. Maries–Spotlight
  by IM Staff

  Neither booms nor busts have much of an effect on the closely-knit community of St. Maries. High up in the mountains on the St. Joe River, this velvety green patch on the quilt of Idaho features a fascinating past, and predicts a stable future.

  
  Welcoming Sue
  by Helen L. McMullin

  The Bonneville Museum is preparing itself for the biggest exhibit in its history—literally. The exhibit, a full-sized Tyrannosaurus rex named Sue is set to arrive at the museum early next year. Read how this “little museum that could” went from small potatoes to dinosaur sized!

  DEPARTMENTS

  
  Profile: A Young Sandpoint Celebrity—Jason Moody
  by Billie Jean Plaster

  Out of this World: The Near Miss
  by Volney Fleischman, P.E.

  Heritage Trust: Custer Ice House & New Meadows Depot
  by IM Staff & Susan McCarty

  
  One Spud Short: Size Doesn’t Matter
  by Annie Harper

  
  Idaho Artist: The Artist’s Vision
  by Kevin McCain

  Smalltown Flavor: St. Maries’ Murals: Art, Education, and Preservation in One
  by Bonnie Olson

  
  Northern Exposure: The Sunshine Mine Fire: A Story of Two Men and a Lot of Luck
  by Katherine Sather

  Animal Kingdom: Critter Country: The Animal Neighbors We Love to Hate (but Secretly Love)
  by Marylyn Cork

  
  Lewis & Clark: Camp Peck and the Pipe Tomahawks
  by Nancy C. Butler

  Free Range Verse: The Butte
  by Fay Briscoe

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Custer, Dover, Horseshoe Bend, Idaho Falls, Kellogg, Kuna, Meridian, Nampa, New Meadows, Peck, Priest River, Riggins, St. Maries, Sandpoin, Twin Falls

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  Weight	0.17 oz