2010-11, November 2010 (Richfield)

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  FEATURES

  Historicity
  by Amber Grubb

  A photographer bent on documenting threatened Treasure Valley landmarks gets swept up in the stories and people behind the buildings.

  Richfield—Spotlight City
  by Kelly Kast

  The author’s earliest memories are set in this farming town, which her family left for Shoshone when she was a toddler, and to which she now returns in middle age to visit old friends and old haunts.

  The Day the Dam Broke
  by Michelle B. Coates

  In 1976, the author was a twelve-year-old resident of Hibbard. She recalls the terrifying day the Teton Dam broke, and its aftermath.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: On Memoir

  Burley: Lightning Fast; The Idaho Regatta’s Co-founder Is a Jet Boat Winner by Design, by Dianna Troyer

  Humphrey: The Lonely Grave; On a Cattle Drive, Two Young Cowboys Make A Find That Will Haunt Them for Years, by Darrell E. Walker

  Boise: Lost Art Found; An Idaho Bobbin Lacemaker Helps to Revive an Old Craft, by Pat McCoy Rohleder

  Priest Lake: Dare I Say Bear?; Fear Is Invisible, But It Has Claws, by Gabrielle Saurette

  Ross Fork: The Kid and the Gun; A Sheepherder in the 1930s Encounters Backcountry Trouble, By Dean Worbois

  Sandpoint: I Love to Fly; Eight Decades Later, Nanny’s Back in a Biplane, By Desiré Aguirre

  Idaho Book Review: Hanged, by Kathy Deinhardt Hill, Review by Katherine Lovan

  Recipe Contest: Spicy Beef n’ Shrimp, by Jeff Ransom and Doug Combs; Vegetable Salad with Sweet Mustard Dressing, by Cathy Koon

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Boise, Burley, Coeur d’Alene, Hayden, Hibbard, Humphrey, Island Park, Pierce, Priest Lake, Richfield, Ross Fork, Sandpoint, Treasure Valley, Troy