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By Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local Ideas are powerful. Something as simple as a passing thought can become something huge that impacts our daily lives, or something small impacting the people in our neighborhood. When the idea is something that could positively impact a community, others are usually quick to rally behind it. There are examples …
By Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local Once a meat-and-potatoes town with only a handful of high-quality restaurants, Spokane is now a culinary delight filled with choices to satisfy and challenge any pallet. You can still find a great steak, but choices in seafood, wood-fired pizza, small plates, gourmet burgers, world cuisine and an emerging vegetarian option …
By Colin Anderson | Photos Courtesy Of Orchard Ridge | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local Dementia is a progressive brain disease that is projected to affect 13.5 million Americans by mid-century. Today, more than 5 million Americans are living with the most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, including an estimated 200,000 under the age of 65. By 2050, up …
Patty Hutchens & Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local Living in North Idaho, we are witness to not only many nonprofit organizations that are serving the needs of those in our communities but also to the countless number of people and businesses who step forward to make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. …
Dan Thompson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local The final straw was a very large branch. And when it fell on her son’s car, Sharalee Armitage Howard knew the centenarian tree in front of their Coeur d’Alene house had to go. “He had literally just won the Hayden’s Got Talent competition,” Howard said of her juggling, harmonica-playing son, “and within …
Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local You never know when the snow will actually stop falling in this part of the country, but for skiers and riders, sadly, the season must eventually come to an end. While there should still be plenty of great days here in March, it’s never too early to start planning the inevitable meltdown. …
By Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local While some people like to plan out their vacations all in advance, others just kind of go with the flow. You can do a bit of research online into places to stay and eat and fun things to do in a new area, but often the best information comes from speaking …
By Jillian Dan Thompson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local Adam Kenney loves sports. He loves to surf and snowboard and is a big fan of basketball and hockey. At a mid-week Spokane Chiefs game in January, he cheered often, and he cheered loud. “I’m the expert,” Kenney said with a laugh. Kenney was there with about 10 other adults for …
By Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local Food has always been the centerpiece of just about any society. When ancient cultures would meet and introduce themselves, an exchange of each culture’s delicacies and staple foods was typically at the forefront. Europe’s demand for spices from India and China during the spice trade opened up all kinds of new …
By Colin Anderson | Article Provided by Coeur d’Alene Living Local The mission of Hospice of North Idaho continues, and always will be, to provide professional and expert end-of-life care to both patients and family members, regardless of their financial circumstances. Grief and loss counselors and medical staff help make life comfortable for the afflicted and provide guidance and hope to grieving …
