2004-02, February 2004 (Coeur d’Alene)

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  FEATURES

  
  Is the Era of Wind Power Coming to Idaho?
  by Gerald Fleischman

  What’s Idaho’s greatest untapped power resource? Engineers can debate that question into the wee hours, but to Gerald Fleischman, the answer is blowing in the wind—literally. Is wind power an important next step in Idaho’s power future, or are we just tilting at windmills?

  Coeur d’Alene–Spotlight
  by Michael Kincaid

  Learn about the Idaho city that beckons to travelers throughout the country and the world. It’s no surprise that Coeur d’Alene gets the attention it does when you consider it boasts some of the finest fishing, skiing, and boating opportunities anywhere.

  
  Avalanches
  by Arthur Hart

  From Nineteenth Century miners to Twenty-first Century recreationists, Idahoans have long been plagued by one of winter’s most devastating forces: the avalanche. Arthur Hart details some of the many avalanche tragedies that have occurred within our borders.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: The Tin Lizzie
  by Will Edwinson

  Top of the World: Half a Century Flying Seaplanes on Lake Coeur d’Alene
  by Michael Kincaid

  Front Porch Tales: The Chest
  by Barbara Michener

  Who We Are: Wedding Rings and Hot Springs
  by Daniel Rutledge

  Historical Snapshot: The Electric Dock
  by Arthur Hart

  Free Range Verse: Snowville
  by Wayne Nelson

  Art Attack: “Guardians of the Lake” Provided by The Ordinance For the Arts
  by Victoria Bruno

  The Learning Curve: Traditional Education With a 21st Century Twist
  by Nancy C. Butler

  One Spud Short: The Pebble Creek Rattlesnake
  by Shirley Lund

  
  Fish Tales: The Lure of Ice Fishing
  by Mary Syrett

  Around the Bend: Roseberry General Store
  by Betty Derig

  
  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Burke, Coeur d’Alene, Grace, Lowman, Mace, Roseberry