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  • Resolutions for living smarter in 2012

    Resolutions for living smarter in 2012

    We could all live healthier, more fulfilling and sustainable lives if we would try to do more with less.

    by Linda Hasselstrom, Jan 09, 2012
  • Tuning out and finding local

    Tuning out and finding local

    A short day's drive from where you live can you put in touch with local history and help you meet new people in fascinating small towns.

    by Linda M. Hasselstrom, Jul 07, 2011
  • The healthiest landscapes are hidden

    The healthiest landscapes are hidden

    Ranchers help give refuge to wildlife, despite being an endangered species themselves.

    by Linda Hasselstrom, Nov 25, 2010
  • Dressing for success in the mosquito-ridden West

    Dressing for success in the mosquito-ridden West

    Embracing a wet summer in South Dakota (and the mosquitoes that come with it).

    by Linda M. Hasselstrom, Jul 27, 2010
  • Build in the wrong place and you're on your own

    Build in the wrong place and you're on your own

    Homeowners in disaster-prone zones need to be self-sufficient.

    by Linda M. Hasselstrom, Feb 18, 2010
  • Still riding the edge

    Still riding the edge

    In her memoir, Riding the Edge of an Era, Diana Allen Kouris relates the life described in her subtitle’s words: Growing Up Cowboy on the Outlaw Trail.

    by Linda M. Hasselstrom, Oct 25, 2009
  • Raising cows -- and kids -- in the West

    Raising cows -- and kids -- in the West

    In The Family Ranch: Land, Children and Tradition in the American West, Linda Hussa looks at the way modern rural families live their lives.

    by Linda M. Hasselstrom , Mar 16, 2009
  • A Western primer

    A Western primer

    Western writers offer a generous and inspired list of recommended reading for the president-elect, including a diverse collection of fiction and nonfiction.

    by Jeff Lee, Laura Pritchett, Teresa Jordan, Stephen Trimble, William Debuys, Dan Flores, Linda Hasselstrom, Barry Lopez, Rick Bass, Debra Utacia Krol, Aaron Abeyta , Sep 12, 2008

  • Push, whack, shove, wallop and pound

    Linda Hasselstrom writes of the joy of bread-making, and of an 80-something friend who has shared her homemade, delicious loaves with hundreds of people.

    by Linda Hasselstrom, Apr 07, 2008

  • Going wild in the city

    It’s not just the butterflies who respond to Linda Hasselstrom’s lavish wildflower garden in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

    by Linda M. Hasselstrom, Jun 14, 2007

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