2011-07, July 2011 (Rogerson)

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  FEATURES

  The Living Lab
  by Marylyn Cork

  A longtime Priest River resident traces the story of an experimental forest that celebrates its centennial this year.

  Rogerson—Spotlight City
  by Loyd Bakewell

  Residents past and present offer the author a cornucopia of stories about this “garden in the desert.”

  Almost American
  by Ed Marohn

  In the 1950s, a little boy arrives in Boise from eastern Europe with his mother and sister, and takes on the challenge of assimilation.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Comment: Winners and Remembrance, Harmon Killebrew

  Teton Dam: Bouldering; Entranced by a Ten-Foot Rock, by Justin Brunson

  Meridian: Bronco Billy’s Interrogator; Co-starring Clint Eastwood, by Roger Simmons

  Idaho Falls: Deep Roots; The Art of Marilyn Hoff Hansen Derives from Generations on Rainbow Ranch, by Cheryl Cox

  Squirrel: Seeking Squirrel; Tales from Childhood Inspire a Visit to a Long-Lost Town, by Alanah L. Muir

  Frank Church Wilderness: A Girl’s Best Friends; An Outfitter Returns to Wilderness, and to Memories of Lost Loves, by Kaitlin Ens

  Eagle: A Matter of Taste; Fifteen Minutes of Funny Fame for an Idaho Cowboy Poet, by Hannah Smith

  Caldwell: Coincidentally Yours; A Hat Trick of Oddities, by Les Tanner

  Idaho at Large: The Achilles Heel, by Steve Carr

  Recipe Contest: Huckleberry Pan-Baked Idaho Trout with Warm Lentil Salad, by Chef David Knickrehm, Bella Aquila, Eagle; Fresh Apricot Pie,
  both recipes courtesy of the Idaho Department of Agriculture, www.idahopreferred.com

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Almo, Boise, Caldwell, Castleford, Eagle, Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, Idaho Falls, Island Park, Melba, Meridian, Priest River, Riggins, Rogerson, Squirrel, Teton Dam