Health & Home

Planning ahead and looking for new experiences can help you get the most out of your much-needed vacation

Let's face it, America isn't exactly known for celebrating vacation time — about a quarter of workers don't get any paid time off at all because the United States doesn't require any.

By Samantha Wohlfeil Jun 4, 2018

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Midcentury modern style earns a new generation of loyalists

Sleek and Clean

Target's Project 1962 has it.

By Blythe Thimsen Jun 4, 2018

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A wealth of experiences to read from in this summer's Health & Home

From the Editor

This issue of Health & Home has been such fun to work on!

By Anne McGregor Jun 4, 2018

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Planting Pleasures: Learn to "weave" plants and place with a new book by Northwest landscapers

If you come to A Tapestry Garden: The Art of Weaving Plants and Place looking for a quick how-to on landscape design, you won't find it.

By Sheri Boggs Jun 4, 2018

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Summertime wine, Babysitting 101, Spokane's Parade of Paws and other summer events

Vintage Spokane

By Chey Scott Jun 4, 2018

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Going With the Grain: Old Hat Workshop owner honors process, materials in woodworking

Old Hat Workshop founder Jon Tettleton has a holistic approach to woodworking, from design to sourcing materials and finish work.

By Carrie Scozzaro Jun 4, 2018

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Some businesses manage to stay busy during construction on North Monroe

Still Open!

The once bustling Monroe Street in north Spokane is surprisingly quiet for a Wednesday afternoon.

By Eric Schucht Jun 4, 2018

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The hardest working room in your home combines function and style

The most unbelievable scenes ever shown on television may be when Caroline Ingalls, better known as Ma on Little House on the Prairie, would emerge from her tiny kitchen, with platters of fried chicken, fresh biscuits and hot coffee.

By Blythe Thimsen Apr 2, 2018

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How to travel happy... it's harder than you think

Mapping Out Success

You've decided to take a vacation, you've come to terms with the expense, and now you're finally, actually "on vacation."

By Anne McGregor Jun 4, 2018

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On par for a good cause, 21st annual Lilac Blind Golf Scramble is for July

A Good Swing

Many golf for pleasure.

By Eric Schucht Jun 4, 2018

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Easing the Search: Mental health questions answered at the click of a mouse

Sometimes the hardest thing is recognizing that something is just not right.

By Anne McGregor Jun 4, 2018

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Probiotics Pros and Cons: Know when to take them and what you're eating

Listen to your gut

"Should I start taking a probiotic?

By John R. White Jun 4, 2018

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Food & Cooking

Providing food worthy of life's celebrations — big and small — requires creative catering

A Special Touch

London's Ultimate Catering owner London Harris figures they do more than 200 events every year — weddings, corporate events, charity functions — especially during their busiest time from July to January.

By Carrie Scozzaro Jun 4, 2018

Food & Cooking

Cooking out of a Coeur d'Alene food truck, chef Tony Shields stays true to his principles

Thai-style shrimp topped with lemon-thyme cream sauce and hibiscus lavender caviar served with orzo pasta, roasted vegetables and balsamic glaze.

By Carrie Scozzaro Apr 2, 2018

Food & Cooking

Anita Eccles is digging up recipes for all dietary needs in her Five Mile Prairie kitchen

Seasonal work on her Five Mile Prairie farm just wasn't keeping retired mining engineer Anita Eccles busy. So she returned to a hobby she's enjoyed her whole life: baking.

By Anne McGregor Apr 2, 2018

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