This July, run wild in Missoula with a 5k, half marathon, or full marathon race during the Missoula Marathon weekend. Currently ranked by runners as the top marathon in the nation in the Bib Rave 100, Missoula stands out from the pack with its supportive outdoors community. “We pride ourselves in paying attention to […]
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A coffee that supports a great cause is one thing; a coffee that also boasts high quality craftsmanship is another. DOMA Coffee Roasting Company’s DEEP coffee does both. In short, DEEP is a coffee meant to inspire deep thinking about our environment. Every can of DEEP coffee sold gives one dollar to the Protect Our
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Early spring, when the weather can sometimes make just about everything you enjoy doing outside impractical, is a great time of year to start thinking about spring and summer adventures to come. I often catch myself daydreaming about new recreational infrastructure too, like new trails I would love to see built near downtown Spokane that
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Learning from those farther along their parenting journey can inspire and encourage the less-experienced among us. Jonathan Johnson and Amy Howko, from Cheney, Wash., have appreciable insights after raising their daughter, Anya, now 17 years old. OTO: What values and attitudes about outdoor recreation and travel did you prioritize and emphasize once you became parents?
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You can sprout pretty much anything that is considered the seed of plant, like broccoli seeds, radish seeds, wheat, barley, or lentils. Sprouts can be used to make bread or can be added to salads, soups, one-pot meals, and more. Here are three easy steps to make your own sprouts. Place a handful of seeds,
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Some of the best ski and snowboard days of the year at Inland Northwest resorts unfold during the final weeks of the season when longer days and sunnier skies bring creative, fun events where costumes, contests, beer cups, and barbecue are the norm. Don’t miss these OTO favorites for 2018! Lookout Pass St. Patty’s Day
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1 lb Brussels sprouts, quartered 1/2 tsp garlic powder Salt and pepper 1 tbsp olive oil 4-5 cups arugula 1 apple, chopped 1/2 cup dried cherries Parmesan cheese (optional) Vinaigrette Dressing 3/4 cup olive oil 1/3 cup balsamic vinegar 1 tbsp Dijon mustard 1 green onion, minced Salt and pepper to taste Preheat oven
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Hunger Run (April 7) Only in its third year, the popular Hunger Run is making a tremendous impact on the Spokane community. “Second Harvest and the Union Gospel Mission (UGM) have a long history of collaboration, working together to serve those in need. The two organizations built on that team spirit through the creation of
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This morning’s run was not good. I knew it wouldn’t be when last night I was already trying to talk myself out of it. I was tired, stressed, and up late too many recent nights. I had too many work deadlines, emails to return, a class birthday celebration to plan, unfinished writing assignments, plus
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