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The things you can learn at a rock concert
Mary and I don’t often go to concerts, especially during the summer we are just too busy. We did last week though go to the Festival at Sandpoint to take in the George Thorogood and the Destroyers show. What a trea…
Keep on watering
Now that cooler weather has arrived, we can go back to planting things. Right now is a great time to visit the local nurseries to see what they have on sale. L…
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Guasha
This week, I want to share something with you that you may not be familiar with and that is Guasha. Guasha is sometimes referred to as Gua sha which is an ancient and traditional Chinese healing technique. Now befo…
Meandering in Montana
By JERRY HITCHCOCK
The Snoring Bear: Part 6
Before we get back to the story, I need to tell the golfers what OSA has to do with their golf score.
A sea of B's
Once thought to be a single vitamin such as Vitamin C, the B Vitamins are a complex of chemically related compounds, always found in groupings in nature. Vitamins are extremely complex organic substances that are n…
Are you in a pain cycle?
Poor GI Function and Chronic Inflammation are two areas of research found to contribute to some health disorders including chronic joint pain, fibromyalgia, autoimmune disorders, irritable bowel syndrome, anxiety, …
Home care for plantar fasciitis
Chronically painful feet are hard to ignore and sometimes even harder to return to a pain-free state. Plantar fasciitis is the most common cause of heel pain, and occurs in all types of individuals. Although both m…
Bunches of blackberries
Blackberries abound in August, and you may have noticed these vibrant little purple fruits popping up at farmer’s markets or growing the garden. Blackberries are not only delicious, but offer many health benefits. …
Feeling good about what you buy
I saw an opinion piece recently regarding sports. The gist of the opinion was it is tough to cheer for a team when they decide to employ someone who is far less than likable. I agree. Whether it is sports, a busine…
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Cd'A High grad becomes brain surgeon
Dr. Seth Oliveria, a 1997 graduate of Coeur d’Alene High, has begun work as the medical director of functional neurosurgery at the Providence Brain and Spine I…
Culture Club
I was standing in line at Bakery by the Lake recently, because that is what you do if you want something yummy downtown on a weekend morning. The line can get …