Idaho Senior Independent

01/08/2024

Shelby’s

Delicious and savory.

30/07/2024

Irresistible Odyssey

“The terrain is so beaten down in spots your stirrups scrape the edges of the trail on a tall horse,”

30/07/2024

August September 2024 Issue

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23/07/2024

COVID-19, It’s Still a Thing

Since the 2023-2024 respiratory season began Oct. 1, 2023, 77 Montanans have died due to COVID, and close to 700 COVID hospitalizations have occurred.

18/07/2024

Remembering Raquel

Although I wasn’t close friends with Raquel Welch, I had the good fortune of being with her in 1964 when we were both Deb Stars together.

16/07/2024

My

This chore, especially throwing photos away such as weddings or fantastic trips, is emotionally draining and, after an hour, I give myself a break.

09/07/2024

A Small Town with a Big Heart Creates a

Ablaze with a rainbow of colors, a long flowerbed at the entrance to Moore, Idaho is so enchanting that motorists on Highway 93 in the Lost River Valley often stop to take photos.

04/07/2024

04/07/2024

How Much Do You Know About July 4th?

Our upstart Congress adopted their Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.

02/07/2024

Savor the Journey on

There are many reasons travelers choose train travel over other modes of transportation—and there are many reasons why they don’t.

01/07/2024

Me

Try this savory chicken dish that even chicken haters will gobble up with glee.

20/06/2024

What’s In a Name?

The Old Bard asked a fascinating question, especially when you consider some of the names of food specialties, towns, pubs, etc. that you run into when visiting England.

18/06/2024

Dear Sarah: and

“My mom wasn’t a great parent, and now that she [has] died, my grief is confusing.”

13/06/2024

If there is ever a time when a golf addict is at his or her best, or maybe worst, it’s during summer months!

11/06/2024

How to Find More

How can I tell if the health info on a website is trustworthy?

31/05/2024

is Among Nation’s Oldest Triathlons

Reflecting on his nearly four decades of competing in one of the nation’s most popular Olympic-distance triathlons—the Spudman in southeastern Idaho—Randy Stone questions his sanity.

09/05/2024

A Rock-Solid Idea

By the beginning of the next year, though, there’s little doubt that you would have become aware of, if not his name, his quirky creation...

07/05/2024

Shelby’s Fluff

It’s an “old timey” dessert. I found the original in a cookbook she had. Yummy!

02/05/2024

Midnight Sun Fun

Stewart, or “Scooter” as he was known in his base stealing days, told us, “Maybe I’ll get to play baseball again before I die.” He was twenty years old.

30/04/2024

Why You Should Put on the Menu

Today, this plump, pod-like fruit is jet-setting across the world, feeding a global curiosity for what’s next in food, drink and flavor.

25/04/2024

Creative Collaborators Remnants

When a job requires specific equipment, you shop for it or build it. More often than not, inventive rancher Harry Crawford of Darlington in central Idaho chooses the latter.

23/04/2024

Ice Wine is a sweet wine that is produced from grapes frozen on the vine for at least 72 hours consecutively at 17 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.

16/04/2024

Cordon Bleu with a Twist

One of my favorite restaurants at my favorite vacation spot had chicken cordon bleu. Normally, I’m not much of a chicken guy, but I gave it a try. Well, it inspired me.

09/04/2024

96 to Atlantic City

When I finally decided to retire from years of hard work as a floating secretary, becoming a tour bus es**rt felt like a way to merge those skills with travel.

04/04/2024

Dear Sarah: April-May 2024

Dear Sarah: My wife Susan died 10 months ago and, following her instructions, we had her body cremated. Now I have her ashes, and I’m struggling about what to do with them.

01/04/2024

Simpatico Musicians, Crazy Love Duo, Celebrate Life

Promoting Organ Donations by Singing Their ‘Idaho Originals’ Repertoire.

01/04/2024

April May 2024 Issue

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28/03/2024

Collaborators Repurpose Discarded Parts Into New Time-Saving

When a job requires specific equipment, you shop for it or build it. More often than not, inventive rancher Harry Crawford of Darlington in central Idaho chooses the latter.

12/03/2024

Simulated

Starting this year my golf addiction has taken a turn for the worse!

07/03/2024

What to do When Someone Dies

If you’re present at an expected death, the first thing to do when the person dies, is nothing.