Issuu

MAY 2020

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

RESILIENCE & RECOVERY

TOGETHER

WOMENâ€™S EDITION

INTRODUCING MAYOR MCLEAN

CELEBRATING 100 YEARS SUFFRAGE

Sometimes you need to: âœ“ Deposit or withdraw cash from your account. âœ“ Talk face-to-face about account options. âœ“ Change the PIN on your debit card. We are here to help you with all that ...and more! Open Monday â€” Friday 9:00 am â€” 5:00 pm 1880 S. Eagle Road, Meridian

Visit us today!

208-985-2555 www.BankFirstFed.com

We are your bank for:

*All credit products are subject to approval. Institution NMLS#402963

Real Estate Lending â€˘ Commercial Lending â€˘ Auto Loans â€˘ VisaÂŽ Credit & Debit Cards Personal Checking & Savings Accounts â€˘ Business Checking & Savings Accounts â€˘ Reverse Mortgage

Living in an Exceptional Community PAT T I

COLE

ASSOCIATE BROKER TOP PRODUCER

208.861.5061

913 W. River St, Suite 300 Boise, ID 83702 pcole@grouponesir.com

Yes, Boise and the Treasure Valley are one of the fastest growing areas in the Nation. It is in times of trouble our truest values shine through. Our strength and cohesiveness separate our community from others. We are family. When hardship strikes, we stand together. We are a community that cares for one another. We do not look away. We don’t ask “Why”, we say “How can I help”. Our lives are deeply intertwined with family, beliefs and our ever present recreation. We find owners of lost pets, help stranded drivers, rake our neighbor’s yard, carry groceries, buy way too many cookies and help someone unable, with a fresh coat of house paint. We fill our food banks, help our homeless, and support our arts and artist. We always have a smile and are unafraid to meet the eyes of strangers. We welcome. We care. This is what makes our community special. If you are in need, please reach out. No problem is too small or large. I am proud to be part of this amazing area. I am proud to know the people who make up our wonderful patchwork of humanity. The COVID-19 virus has put our lives in an uncertain place. If you have questions or concerns let us know, you have our great community behind you and we will be there for you. You are not alone.

Sotheby’s International Realty® and the Sotheby’s International Realty Logo are service marks licensed to Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC and used with permission. Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each office is independently owned and operated. Any services or products provided by independently owned and operated franchisees are not provided by, affiliated with or related to Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC nor any of its affiliated companies. If your property is listed with a real estate broker, please disregard. It is not our intention to solicit the offerings of other real estate brokers.

SKIING IS JUST THE BEGINNING HERE. Sure, we have the best skiing in Idaho with quick access to 48 ski runs. But we’re more than just skiing. We are a true four-season community for families of every age and interest, offering a brand new collection of mountain-modern residences in the heart of our Alpine village. With premier outdoor living experiences all year long, Tamarack is your year-round family resort—especially with the recent Grand Opening of the Village at Tamarack, new coffee shop, and provisions store. You can create lasting memories, day after day, month after month, season after season.

Fully Furnished Alpine Village Residences from the $500’s

VillageAtTamarack.com | 208.325.1001 | RealEstate@TamarackRealty.com The Tamarack Resort Realty “Stay & Play” package is available to ALL Tamarack Resort guests who book directly with Tamarack Resort lodging at any of our exclusive luxury lodging accommodations, including The Lodge at Ospray Meadows, The Cottages, The Chalets, The Townhomes, Custom Estate Homes or The Residences at The Village at Tamarack. The “Stay & Play” package allows guest to book any accommodation without restrictions and includes a Tamarack Passport for select summer and winter activities. Then, if a Tamarack Resort Guest purchases a residence at The Village at Tamarack within 30 days of departure, we will credit the cost of your lodging booked directly with Tamarack Resort lodging to the sales price of your residence at The Village at Tamarack. Terms and conditions may change without notice. WARNING: THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE HAS NOT INSPECTED, EXAMINED, OR QUALIFIED THIS OFFERING.

Community leaders As professionals with deep roots in our community, we take pride in our commitment to the clients we serve, as well as the region where we work and live. We are honored to serve our community and the surrounding area, and look forward to helping you achieve your financial dreams for years to come. Call today for a complimentary consultation. King, Barrios & Bartlett Investment Group 661 South Rivershore Lane, Suite 200 | Eagle, ID 83616 (208) 389-6813 | kbbgroup@rbc.com | www.kbbrbc.com

King, Barrios & Bartlett Investment Group

Investment and insurance products offered through RBC Wealth Management are not insured by the FDIC or any other federal government agency, are not deposits or other obligations of, or guaranteed by, a bank or any bank affiliate, and are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal amount invested. ÂŠ 2020 RBC Wealth Management, a division of RBC Capital Markets, LLC, Member NYSE/FINRA/SIPC. All rights reserved.

20-UV-01692 (03/20)

PERSONALIZE YOUR KITCHEN WITH ONE-TWO-FREE®

SAVE UP TO $9,397

ONE-TWO-FREE® JUST GOT MORE PERSONAL Get ready to personalize your kitchen.

1115 LUSK ST. • Boise www.jimsappliance.com • 345-7711

The highly popular ONE-TWO-FREE® program now offers a host of brand new cooking and refrigeration options. Limited time, see Jim’s for details.

LIFESTYLE LETTER

MAY 2020 PUBLISHER

Vince Gewalt | vince.gewalt@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Greg Gewalt | greg.gewalt@lifestylepubs.com

Idaho Women Making History Publisher’s Note: Our editorial deadline for this issue was on March 20th. On March

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

Kendall Houlton | Kendall@BoiseRiverMedia.com AD DESIGNER

Whitney Lockhart

25th Governor Brad Little issued his stay-at-home order. Here we are six weeks later

LAYOUT DESIGNER

and our Lifestyle Team is proud to present our May Women’s Edition. I trust these

Dani Moore

stories bring you a source of light and inspiration in these challenging times! The spring month of May in Idaho - fragrant with the aroma of the popular lilac blooms, symbol of rebirth and renewal - is the time when we publish our annual edition, dedicated to the women of the Treasure Valley and beyond.

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Kristen Lynch, Kendall Houlton CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Charles Knowles

Idaho Women 100, a committee launched to celebrate the illustrious history and the extraordinary contribution and commitment of the women of our state writes the following: Idaho can be proud that it was the 4th state in our country to give women in our state the right to vote. On November 3, 1896, via Senate Joint Resolution 2, by a vote of nearly two to one in favor, Idaho changed history, long before the 19th amend-

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry

ment to the U.S. Constitution was passed on August 18, 1920.

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

Today Janice McGeachin occupies the office of Lieutenant Governor and Laura

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

McLean presides as mayor of the city of Boise. Tammy de Weerd just finished her

AD MANAGER Chad Jensen

tenure of 16 years as mayor of Meridian. And a multitude of female professionals in

REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams

leading positions represent business and commerce, government, academia and

WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell

non-governmental offices. All of us on the staff at the Lifestyle Magazines of Boise and Meridian thank our mothers and wish them a Happy Mother’s Day. We are always interested in getting to know and feature residents who contribute meaningfully to our community. Please send us your suggestions by email or message us on Instagram and Facebook, linked below.

Vince Gewalt, Publisher 514 W 26TH ST., KANSAS CITY, MO

CityLifestyle.com/Boise ON THE COVER Mayor Lauren McClean PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHARLES KNOWLES 8

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

Proverbs 3:5-6 Boise Lifestyle™ is published monthly by Lifestyle Publications LLC. It is distributed via the US Postal Service to some of the Boise areas’ most affluent neighborhoods. Articles and advertisements do not necessarily reflect Lifestyle Publications’ opinions. No portion of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without written consent. Lifestyle Publications does not assume responsibility for statements made by advertisers or editorial contributors. Information in Boise Lifestyle™ is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed.

INSIDE THE ISSUE MAY 2020

FEATURES 14 The Story Of Idaho’s Suffrage Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment

20 Meet Mayor Lauren Mclean Boise’s First Female Elected Mayor Embraces Solidarity in Community

26 Talented Women Women of the Treasure Valley Share Their Accomplishments, Their Thoughts and Their Professional Objectives

40 Support Local We are Committed to Supporting the

26 20

Success of Our Local Industry and Small Businesses in Boise

DEPARTMENTS 8

Lifestyle Letter

Our Town

40 Locally Owned 46 Artist’s Palette

e In-storine or Onl

SAME ! S G N I V A S

*$4.95

ser vice

fee

Order Online.

We’ll bring the groceries to your car.

albertsons.com

or use the Albertsons Delivery & Pick Up App *When you spend $75 or more on Drive Up & Go™. Enter Promo Code DRIVE20 at checkout. THIS OFFER: VALID ONLY FOR 1ST TIME ONLINE GROCERY ORDERS. MUST SPECIFY DRIVE UP & GO. Not valid on orders fulfilled by Instacart. SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE SERVICE FEE. Order by 12/31/2020. Minimum $75 purchase required. Minimum purchase calculated based on subtotal of all qualifying items in cart at checkout, excluding alcoholic beverages, tobacco and fluid dairy products. Enter Promo Code DRIVE20 at checkout. LIMIT 1 PER HOUSEHOLD. May not be combined with any other free/reduced delivery or service fee offer. We reserve the right to modify or cancel offers and/or to correct typographical, pictorial and other ad or pricing errors. ALL ORDERS: Service available in select areas. In some areas, service may be provided by another Albertsons Companies store banner (that banner’s product availability, pricing and promotions will apply) or a third party service provider; or independently by Instacart (Instacart’s terms and conditions, account registration, fees, product availability, pricing and promotions apply). Online orders require a minimum purchase, unless otherwise noted. Prices for products you order online generally are higher than in Albertsons physical stores and may vary by fulfillment method chosen. Online promotions, discounts and offers may differ from those in Albertsons physical stores. Full terms at albertsonscompanies.com/about-us/our-policies/terms-of-use.html and delivery.albertsons.com/terms

Come Home to N E S T

Two Beautiful Stores Eagle and Meridian Idaho WWW.THENESTBOISE.COM

Good News. Rates just got lower. I’m excited to announce auto insurance rates just went down. I can help you find coverage that works for you.

Let’s Talk Today

1602 W Hays St, Ste 101 Boise, ID 83702

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

We Make It Easy…To Take It Easy™

Call your Spa & Game Table Consultant,

JJ Jenkins MOBILE: (208) 860-9747 STORE: (208) 344-5199 jj@thespateam.com

TheSpaTeam.com TheSpaTeam.com CityLifestyle.com/Boise TheSpaTeam.com

TheSp

OUR TOWN ARTICLE GREG GEWALT | PHOTOGRAPHY IDAHO STATE ARCHIVES, IDAHO WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

THE STORY OF IDAHO’S SUFFRAGE CELEBRATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE 19TH AMENDMENT

ON AUGUST 18, 1920, THE NINETEENTH AMENDMENT TO

Mayor McLean said that because this was a year of many firsts, it was

THE U.S. Constitution was officially ratified, enshrining women in

fitting that her first official announcement would celebrate the individ-

America with the right to vote. In 2020 Idaho Women in Leadership

uals who mobilized and empowered women to advocate for suffrage.

and the Idaho State Historical Society is celebrating the 100th

“It was my honor to sign my first proclamation last night, both

anniversary of the women’s right to vote with a year long statewide

commemorating 100 years of suffrage for some (but not all) women

celebration and commemoration.

and giving voice to history’s powerful lessons about true inclusion

Idaho Women in Leadership and the Idaho State Historical

and equality,” said Mayor McLean.

Society are leading this initiative by convening organizations through-

The proclamation marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment,

out the state to honor Idaho’s early role in the women’s suffrage move-

guaranteeing the right to vote to citizens of the United States regardless of

ment to help shape the future of women’s leadership in Idaho.

sex. It also acknowledges that twenty-four years earlier, in 1896, an Idaho

In January Boise Mayor Lauren McLean issued and signed a proclamation declaring the 29th of January 2020 Boise Suffrage Day. 14

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

constitutional amendment secured women’s right to vote in Idaho, making it the fourth state in the nation after Wyoming, Utah and Colorado.

Feels so good to... shop smart

•

sell smart

5777 Glenwood Boise Idaho 83714

208-321-7500

Statewide Commemoration

• www.ricochetboise.com

On March 13, Governor Brad Little and First Lady Teresa Soulen Little joined state leaders, members of the American Association of University Women, Idaho Women in Leadership and the Idaho State Historical Society kicking-off a statewide commemoration of the centennial anniversary of the 19th Amendment by ringing the Justice Bell at the Idaho Capitol.

Mayor McLean’s signing of the proclamation took place at the launch of a year-long commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, with the opening of “Standing Together: Women’s Ongoing Fight for Equality,” a traveling exhibit developed by the National Women’s Party and put on by the Boise City Department of Arts & History. The exhibit explores the impact of the 1920 passage of the amendment and the issues still confronting the women’s rights movement today. The installation—which is free and open to the public—will be on view in the Boise City Hall Lobby through September 2020 during regular hours.

CONTINUED >

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

OUR TOWN (CONTINUED)

First Women Legislators TOP LEFT: Clara Campbell, along with Democrat Harriet F. Noble and Populist Mary Allen Wright, served only one term, each losing to their male challengers in the next election. It would be ten years before another woman was elected to either House in Idaho.

Margaret Roberts From Hailey, activist in suffragist movement 16

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

Rebecca Mitchell, Idaho State's first woman chaplain

Anne Bechen, Daughters of the American Revolution

Idaho Women in Leadership and the Idaho State Historical Society are leading this initiative by convening organizations throughout the state to honor Idaho’s early role in the women’s suffrage movement and shape the future of women’s leadership in Idaho. Through their collective efforts, they are recognizing and celebrating the influence of women in Idaho over the past 100 years and their contributions to the political, cultural, economic, academic, social, and civic fields. Key to their initiative is to create a framework that will allow their partners and the public to highlight notable women in the movement throughout Idaho’s past and present. With the mayor’s signing of the proclomation, the Idaho Women 100 Committee has commenced their

year-long

100th-anniversary

celebrating women’s right to vote.

Big Adventure. Small Crowds.

According to Debbie Field, Executive Director

Idaho

Women

Leadership, “Our goals are to create

E S C A P E T O PA R A D I S E I N 2 H O U R S

legacy projects to live on for future generations through art, awards, collections, exhibits, and more. We will conduct research, host women’s leadership trainings, get out the vote and other events throughout the state. Through these efforts, we will work to shape the future of women’s leadership in Idaho by advancing shared leadership in politics, business, and education.” Some of the special events will include regional oral history workshops, a traveling exhibit, regional lectures

and

presentations,

and

many more. The Idaho Women 100 Committee encourages everyone to join the celebrations by attending

Just a short drive from Boise, a second home in Sun Valley is the perfect place for investors and weekend warriors alike. Recreation and culture abounds with small crowds and an authentic mountain lifestyle. The Wood River Valley offers infinite opportunities to explore. Come experience year-round fun in Sun Valley and find the perfect condo, townhouse, or home for your needs!

Darlene Young, Associate Broker 208.720.0741 darlene@svdarlene.com Kelsey Bates, Marketing Director/Realtor 206.369.2350 kelsey@svdarlene.com

and/or sponsoring an event in your own community. You can visit the website www.idahowomen100.com for more details.

Y O U N G G R O U P S U N VA L L E Y. C O M

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

WINDOW & DOOR REPLACEMENT MADE EASY TM

WINDOWS & DOORS

ENDS MAY 31ST

WINDOW WINDOW & & DOOR DOOR SALE SALE OFF COMPLETE

WINDOW ORDER

PLUS

With

Plus WE’LL PAY YOUR ENERGY BILLS

We’re so confident your new windows will make your home comfortable,

THIS SUMMER!

OR LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 20 Date 05/31/

Valued CustomerNine

enty Four Hundred Sev lls

Summer Energy Bi

$47985

85/

100

indows.com

DreamstyleW

Call for your FREE in-home consultation:

208-576-4028 l

DreamstyleWindows.com

*We will pay your May, June & July Energy bills up to $500.00 when you purchase four or more Pella windows and/or doors between May 1-May 31st, 2020.**0% APR for 12 months available to well qualified buyers on approved credit only. Financing not valid with other offers or prior purchases. Finance charges will be waived if promo balance is paid in full in 12 months. Down payment may be required, OAC. Valid with the purchase of 4 or more windows. Valid on purchases made on May 1, 2020 or before May 31, 2020. ©Dreamstyle Remodeling Inc. Lic. RCE 39845

NOW OPEN

a traditional modern Asian cuisine restaurant Salmon Pineapple Curry

Chinese Style Braised Pork Belly (Hong Shao You)

HAPPY HOUR DRINKS + APPETIZERS

MON-SAT || 4 PM - 6 PM

Sake Cocktail || Beer || Wine

1473 S. Five Mile, Boise ID 83709

(208) 202-2912 www.TasteBoise.com || @ TasteBoise Mon - Thurs Friday Saturday Sunday

4pm - 9pm 4pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm Closed CityLifestyle.com/Boise

Photo by CS Nafzger

MEET MAYOR BOISEâ€™S FIRST FEMALE ELECTED MAYOR EMBRACES SOLIDARITY IN COMMUNITY

ARTICLE KRISTEN LYNCH PHOTOGRAPHY CHARLES KNOWLES, LAUREN MCLEAN, CS NAFZGER

LAUREN MCLEAN

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

“A LEADER IS BEST WHEN PEOPLE BARELY KNOW HE EXISTS, WHEN HIS WORK IS DONE, HIS AIM FULFILLED, THEY WILL SAY: WE DID IT OURSELVES.” Lao Tzu In many ways, the ancient Chinese philosopher and Boise’s new mayor share a similar perspective in their sense of community. After all, a community is more than a zip code or the location of the local post office. A community is a collective of shared concerns and connections, a way to draw upon our strengths and character to best serve our mutual needs. Communities also define many of our local customs and culture. And whereas the father of Taoism branched off to teach the ways of virtue and harmony, newly-elected Mayor Lauren McLean brings her focus to where it fits best to serve the community; city leadership. “I have a strong love of place, response, and shape of community.” McLean says, “I am here to bring a voice to shared values.” After a hard fought campaign, she beat perennial incumbent Dave Bieter in a nail-biting run-off race. And with this victory, she also gained the title of Boise’s first elected female mayor, a role that she takes with great pride but also mindful responsibility. Says

McLean,

“[Having]

women

leadership, in all levels of government and business, is important. When you have the people that reflect the community in those positions, the solutions will be different, and the processes used will also be different.” Though McLean has lived in Boise since 1998, her formative years were spent thousands of miles away from the sage and bitterbrush of the Treasure Valley. She was born in Boston, but shortly afterwards her family moved to Texas. During high school, her family left the sprawling city of Houston behind, moving to a small town in upstate New York. “I was a kid in a giant city and a high school student in a small village.” Says McLean, “So I was able to experience both [places] growing up. Moving to Boise as a young adult felt like a perfect-sized city.” Her interest in politics and civic events also manifested at a young age. “There were some elections that were very important to me.” Says McLean. ”When I was in kindergarten,

CONTINUED >

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

MEET MAYOR LAUREN MCLEAN (CONTINUED)

I remember being with my mother during the Reagan/ Carter election while she was voting. I also remember when I was leaving Texas, Ann Richards was running for governor and seeing a woman running in a state and position where men dominated, really was impactful.“ While intrigued by politics and observing a changing tide in America’s traditional landscape, there was one person who really shaped that inner wellspring of community service. “I met Mother Theresa when I was in high school and how she talked about service and community was a direct connection. Talking with her about service, compassion, and purpose left a mark.” McLean understands first-hand at the importance of her own mark and service to others in Boise’s history. “Young girls and women in this community can now see themselves in this role…and it is really important that our sons see the same thing, as it will be upon them to create a more equitable workplace together with their female counterparts.” McLean’s vision for Boise’s future is one that is seen through this lens of community. “As a community we need to address affordable housing, local and regional transportation, and build an economy that creates opportunity for everyone so that our kids and grandkids can build a life in a way that we were able to, as our city continues to grow.” 22

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

“BOISE’S STRENGTH LIES IN HER PEOPLE, OUR CONNECTION TO EACH OTHER, AND THE PLACE WE HAVE CHOSEN TO LIVE. AND THAT IS IMPORTANT, BECAUSE IT BRINGS A STRONG SENSE OF C OMMUNI T Y.”

Each and every day that the mayor rides her bike to work, this sense of common purpose and passion helps fuel her drive to further Boise’s role in the state. Says McLean, “Boise’s strength lies in her people, our connection to each other, and the place we have chosen to live. And that is important, because it brings a strong sense of community.” And challenges? “It’s actually been so fun because to meet all the different employees that work here. To see their commitment to helping me guide our city into the future has been an incredible experience and to be out in the community and recognizing challenges as we continue to grow,” says McLean. “That there are so many people in this community who are committed to helping our city progress and to do it in partnership with me.” What prompted the foray into politics? “Commitment to this place,” says McLean. “Where every day I feel grateful that I found this community, when

months, her outdoor passions include hitting the back

I was so young. With that love of place and gratitude that

country with her family and skinning around Idaho City,

we have been able to build a life here has always had a

Brundage, and Stanley. As an avid trail runner, McLean

sense of responsibility to it. When an opportunity existed

has also covered much of the local foothills. When it

to shape a community, I felt drawn to do that.”

comes to local cuisine, she’s a big fan of Boise’s down-

And though Mayor McLean finds herself seated as

town food truck scene and some of Idaho’s lesser known

the highest ranking official in the city of Boise, she

haunts and hangouts. One of her favorites? The Knotty

insists her role is to bring a spotlight on issues that

Pine Supper Club in Victor, Idaho.

best serves the community’s needs.

“Every time we drive by, I have to stop there.”

“For me it’s not just about politics as the way to do that,

With all of her busy responsibilities as mayor – and

it just happens to be the way I’m doing it right now. What’s

also a parent – McLean has found a sense of purpose

most important to me is that I am involved with my com-

in her civic duties, something that resonates in both

munity and that I give voice to the values that I have.”

her professional and personal life. This sense of lead-

Being an Idaho resident for the last twenty-two years, McLean has already carved deep roots, raising two children and embracing a very Idaho lifestyle. In the winter

ership and community can be summed up in one of her favorite Lao Tzu quotes. “Go to the people. Live with them. Love them.”

Medical | Dental | Vision | Supplements

Health Benefits of Boise LLC is an Independent Agency, not owned by an insurance company, therefore we offer benefits from a variety of insurance carriers. Our goal is to take the mystery out of insurance and help you make sense of it, so you can look forward to a brighter, more secure future.

208- 288- 0681 WWW. H E A LT H B E N E F I TS O F B O I S E. CO M

KNOWLEDGE

C R E AT I V I T Y

EXPERIENCE CityLifestyle.com/Boise

Soar with Us

PURCHASE OR REFINANCE YOUR MORTGAGE TODAY • FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL • IDAHO HOUSING • RURAL DEVELOPMENT Contact Our Mortgage Center For Details:

NMLS #724093 Boise Region 208-885-0139

208-884-2400 1650 S. EAGLE RD. • MERIDIAN, ID 83642

Family Medicine

Urgent Care

Med Spa

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS! Open daily from 7am- 7pm 208.895.6729 www.uhcidaho.com 1130 E Fairview Ave Meridian, ID 83642 24

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

You have the

energy and money.

a few degrees makes a big difference TIP: Just in energy savings! Adjust your thermostat as high as comfort allows.

For more energy-saving tips and programs, visit:

idahopower.com/save

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

E A T L N TE D WOMEN OF THE TREASURE VALLEY SHARE THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS, THEIR THOUGHTS AND THEIR PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVES

COLLEEN JENKINS COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR, ASPEN VALLEY SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU BRING TO YOUR JOB? In the last 15 years, I have spent my time working with oncology patients and now, currently [working] with those needing senior/assisted care. To be successful in this type of work, [one needs] a heart for service, the ability to empathize, be compassionate, and extend patience. In addition, [having] an understanding of our community’s culture, people and needs helps me to provide options for those seeking to find solutions. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? I feel successful when I can take the passion for a thought or idea and be involved in the process of seeing it come to fruition. In contrast, I also feel that I am succeeding if things don’t work out too well and I still keep on moving forward, not allowing defeat to stamp out my fire! OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT? I can’t think of anything too newsworthy. However, I can share about a fun challenge that I will be pursuing this year! I turn 60 in July and I have set a goal to begin a journey to experience or learn something new each month for the next year. WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? I find myself caring more and more about the dignity and value of life itself as I grow older. In my world, this looks like finding ways to overcome barriers of access to healthcare and medication, continuing the fight to find cures for cancer and Alzheimer’s, protecting the sanctity of life in the womb and helping seniors find solutions to the high costs of being “older”. WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? For me, Jesus Christ is the very top of my list. Not only did He sacrifice so much for the redemption of mankind, but His example as a human being is everything I would like to emulate. He saw the best in people, giving even the least likely a chance to succeed. If I can have half the generous and loving heart toward others that He shows, then I will be living my best life!

WOMEN

ARTICLE KENDALL HOULTON

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

stay cool WI T H YO RK

Enjoy Spring inside the comfort of your home.

CONTINUED >

721 N. Ralstin St. Meridian | 208-576-4040

advancedheatingandcooling.com

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

TALENTED WOMEN (CONTINUED)

JAIME EKMAN PRESIDENT/OWNER, STOLTZ MARKETING GROUP WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU BRING TO YOUR JOB? I think that I have a knack for finding

and bringing together great people that make for strong teams. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? For me, professional

success means that I am fulfilled and happy with the work I do. It doesn’t mean that every day is perfect, but it does mean doing work that matters and improves the lives of others. Balancing professional success with personal success [will] always be a challenge, but my two daughters complete my life in ways I never thought possible. OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT?

I enjoy cooking and I can whip up a mean homemade mac n’ cheese. Even though my kids prefer it out of the box, I’m told mine is pretty good! WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? My com-

pany does a lot to support nonprofits, including a formal pro-bono program called 100 hours, but personally, I’m passionate about supporting brain cancer research, as well as supporting programs that encourage creating and fostering more opportunities for women in leadership. WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? I greatly

admire the ultra-talented and kind group of women and men that I work with. They bring passion, talent, initiative, respect and versatility to work every day, and getting to soak all that up is what keeps me motivated and excited about the future!

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

C R E S TA S WA I N S T O N ADMINISTRATOR, UNITY HEALTH CENTER WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU

WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? The passion

BRING TO YOUR JOB? I have an eye for fine detail, and I take a

that is closest to my heart is ending child abuse; our youth should

methodical, thorough approach to everything I do. The care I give

be protected, nurtured, and guided. Next to that would be uplifting

to others is intentional and thoughtful.

women to rise to their full potential that resides within ALL of us. It fills my heart to open women up to loving and embracing the

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PER-

beauty within them.

SONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? My idea of success can be applied to both my personal and professional success. To make

WHO IS SOMEONE YOU ADMIRE AND WHY? Brené Brown. She

an impact on other’s lives in a way that helps them breathe in life

is a research psychologist who has studied vulnerability, shame,

more easily is “success” to me.

empathy, and courage for over 20 years. She dares people to get comfortable with the uncomfortable and to take courage to lead.

OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS

She inspires me to step up in my role as a practitioner to help lead

OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DON’T KNOW ABOUT? My

us to a better future in healthcare.

family and I love outdoor recreation. We spend our time together skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, kayaking, and hiking. CONTINUED >

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

TALENTED WOMEN (CONTINUED)

ANDREA DILL ABAUGH OWNER DILLABAUGH’S FLOORING AMERICA WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU

I actually am the head cheer coach and commissioner for my

BRING TO YOUR JOB? This question really makes me think of

daughters cheer team. I was a cheerleader in high school and I

relationships. I love talking and connecting people. I love doing

love being a part of my girls’ experience and watching them grow.

events for our clients and our staff, and it brings out joy in people. I also love doing marketing and working with several people.

WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? We have a program called Dillabaugh’s Restores. This program has been my

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSON-

heartbeat for our business. We partner with 5 different charities in

ALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? The definition of success is when

the Treasure Valley.

you set goals for yourself, you make mile markers to achieve those goals and you drive to get to the finish line with grace.

WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? My husband. He is an incredible man who loves the lord first and his family

OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS

and loves our staff like they are family. We call it the Dillabaugh

OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT?

family and we mean every bit of that.

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

CONTINUED >

Trinsic™ Series Vinyl Windows & Doors. A narrow frame for a contemporary look. If you’ve been looking for a contemporary vinyl window, the new Trinsic Series is for you. The frame profile is so narrow, you’ll hardly know it’s there. With the maximum available viewable glass area you’ll enjoy amazing views outside. The low profile hardware, uniquely designed for this series, practically disappears from view. Plus, it features a full lifetime warranty for added peace-of-mind. Available from ViewPoint, Inc. with locations in Boise, Ketchum, Jackson & Victor.

Call 208-854-1877 viewpointwindows.com

Great Design Begins with Great Floors For over 45 years, Great Floors oﬀers the Northwest’s largest selection of floor coverings and countertops. With our low-price guarantee and easy financing, you know you’re getting the best value in the Northwest whether you are building new or remodeling your existing home.

MERIDIAN SHOWROOM 2855 E. Fairview 208 / 884-1975

greatfloors.com

®Great Floors is Registered Trademark of Great Floors LLC • Contractor License No. RCE *4037

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

TALENTED WOMEN (CONTINUED)

CAMILLE OLSON FOUNDER AND OWNER, THE DESIGN HOUSE WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU

life. It grounds me and is my prayer and meditation time for myself. I

BRING TO YOUR JOB? When it comes to my personal style, I

teach once or twice a week early morning 6 a.m.

realize I have always been into fashion. I look at the trends but always focus on the ones that have longevity. This love of fashion helps explain my passion for interior design. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? I’m in the perfect place to fulfill my life’s goals — to create an environment where happy, well-cared for individuals can thrive and do their best

WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? Some causes that I am involved with:

+ St. Al’s Festival of Trees + Dress for Success + Camp Rainbow Gold + Idaho Youth Ranch Wine Women and Shoes + Women and Children’s Alliance

work. My interior design team consists of self-driven, talented professionals who are ready to help our clients translate their

WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? I admire

visions into inspiring spaces.

my Grandfather, Ted Ellis. Not only was he a best friend, but my mentor in life. He possessed so many good qualities, and everyone

OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS

liked and respected him. He set a good example in business, as well

OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT?

as family and was always the first to support me, and lend a listening

Outside of work I am a yoga teacher at Yoga6 and have taught for

ear, as well as give his many words of wisdom. He was never too

8 1/2 years in the community. Yoga has brought me the balance of

busy to spend time, and family was his highest priority.

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

JENNIFER STUTHEIT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EAGLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU BRING TO YOUR JOB? Love for community connectiveness, doing the best I can at all times, seeing outside the box (big picture), listening to an individual’s needs/ideas, follow through, organization, accepting who I am, loving a collaborative effort and the outcome that rivals the strife. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? Personal success is knowing that what you are doing is helping you and others lead a better, happier, healthier life. Professional success is enjoying going to work and knowing you’re making a difference. OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT? As a child, I rocked the Hula Hoop, so recently I purchased a Hula Hoop. The adult in me said it’d be an added workout tool (which it is), but the inner child is convinced to become a twirling pro again. Let’s just say, it’s a work in progress. WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? People with disabilities have the same needs we all do: first and foremost, among them is to be treated with dignity and respect. Making a difference in our backyard, community outreach — whether that’s coming together to help a neighbor whose house burned or to erect a community sports complex. WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? I admire people who overcome obstacles or who have to commit. I’ve always really admired commitment, whether it be a commitment to living or a commitment to love. People who commit to a moment. People who are not somewhere else, but in the room with you.

CONTINUED >

CityLifestyle.com/Boise 33

TALENTED WOMEN (CONTINUED)

C H R I S T I N A M U R R AY OWNER, SEASON AND TASTE COOKING SCHOOL WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU BRING TO YOUR JOB? I am extremely lucky to have found a career utilizing my passion for cooking and my love for people. This, coupled with my education, allows me to provide the highest quality recreational cooking classes within the Boise area. I received my classical training from top ranked International Culinary Center, and I have a bachelor’s degree in food politics. Recently, I earned a Culinary Health Education Certificate from Harvard Medical School. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? Cooking is quickly becoming a lost art. Through cooking classes I want to improve the overall health and happiness of the local community. Owning and operating Season and Taste Cooking school allows me to bring people together around the kitchen table and engage in meaningful conversations. OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DON’T KNOW ABOUT? I went to Boise State when I was 16, and I received my first bachelor’s degree in Visual Art. I love to do colorful watercolor illustrations lined with black ink. At some point I hope to write recipes using only watercolor and ink illustrations. WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? Food waste and food insecurity are two issues that I am extremely passionate about that go hand-in-hand. I am a board member and volunteer Chef Educator for Idaho Hunger Relief Taskforce. I am trying to provide incremental improvements by working with the local populations. WHO IS SOMEONE YOU ADMIRE AND WHY? I would have to say Chef Alice Waters. She is the pioneer of the far- to-table movement in California. She created a program called Edible Schoolyards, a hands-on educational experience for children utilizing the garden, kitchen and cafeteria. This garden and kitchen connection instills healthy lifestyle changes.

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

MARY BETH CHANDLER GUEST RELATIONS, CHANDLER RESTAURANT

WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU BRING TO YOUR JOB? My job is broad in community relations, guest relations and special events categories, whereby I respond to our guests through social media posts, assist with fundraising, as well as plan special events at our restaurants. OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT? I love to golf and travel, particularly intertwined. I take pride in all my projects, whether it’s entertaining at home or chairing a fundraising gala, and I love the challenge of learning new things. WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? Success is a balance of work and play with sprinkles of self care, active listening skills and patience. Knowing when to delegate and where to address an audience, I have come to learn that ALL people are related. WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? I genuinely have considerable interest in sustainability and eradicating pollution in our oceans. I am very passionate about personal wellbeing as well as climate control. While we support numerous charitable organizations, I have a special place in my heart for Idaho’s neglected youth. WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? WOW! Need I be so obvious as to say, my husband? It’s true! The more I watch him on a daily basis, the more I fall in love with his passion, dedication and self-learned quest for business savvy and success.

CONTINUED >

CityLifestyle.com/Boise 35

TALENTED WOMEN (CONTINUED)

JAMIE QUINNO BOWEN MARKETING MANAGER, IDAHO POTATO COMMISSION WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BEST SKILLS THAT YOU

definitely someone you want around when cleaning out your

BRING TO YOUR JOB? Passion and Dedication. Being born and

closet or booking a vacation.

raised in Boise, I’ve always had a passion for the state and what Idaho has to offer. Having the role in marketing, Idaho Potatoes is

WHAT ARE SOME CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT? I truly care

a perfect fit for me and I love what I do.

about the well being of others, especially the elderly, which is why I have volunteered with Meals on Wheels. It’s a fantastic

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SUCCESS FOR YOU, PER-

organization that delivers meals and companionship to home-

SONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY? Happiness, meaningful

bound seniors who are unable to prepare their own and might

relationships and impactful work define success for me both

not receive any other visits.

personally and professionally. I am a genuinely happy person who strongly values the relationships around me. I try to live each day

WHO IS SOMEONE WHOM YOU ADMIRE, AND WHY? My

to its fullest and encourage others to do the same.

father, Pop Pop. He was a funny and an amazing man who taught me the value of hard work and saving money, as well as having

OUTSIDE OF WORK/PROFESSION, DO YOU HAVE SKILLS

fun and [enjoying] great music (mainly the 60’s). No matter how

OR TALENTS THAT MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW

ridiculous he thought all of us kids were being, he would always

ABOUT? I’m extremely organized and a great planner so I’m

just shake his head and laugh.

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

Hello

spring! spring is the perfect time to: · assess for damage that may have occurred over the winter · Check for plant nutrition needs · Assess for unusual pest activity

CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION

208.362.4478 • info@alpinetreeservice.net alpinetreeservice.net CityLifestyle.com/Boise

If you haven’t tried Orangetheory Fitness, it’s time to change that! Start the new year right and call today to claim your free first class!

1 HOUR TOTAL BODY WORKOUT Heart Rate Based Interval Training For All Fitness Levels

BURN 500 +

CALORIES PER SESSION

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

979 E Parkcenter Blvd Boise , Idaho 208-246-8600 boise-parkcenter.orangetheoryfitness.com

EUROPEAN INSPIRED HOME DECOR

maisonblue.com maisonblueidaho 50 N 2nd St • Eagle

Maison Blue

REMODEL | CONSTRUC TION | RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN | COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN We have been a part of the Treasure Valley for 40+ years. We have not only been a part of this community but have continued to grow and adapt with it as well. We like to think that there’s “Nothing Boring About Beautiful” and we want to be apart of helping you create your version of beautiful in your space. Whether you need one piece, some guidance, or a whole space created we are your go to interior design company.

www.thedesignhouseinc.com • (208) 336-0030 Camille Olson

1257 W River St, Ste 120, Boise, ID 83702

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

LOCALLY OWNED

support local ARTICLE STAFF, BOISE LIFESTYLE

WE ARE COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING THE SUCCESS OF OUR LOCAL INDUSTRY AND SMALL BUSINESSES IN BOISE THE LIFEBLOOD OF ANY COMMERCE IN OUR CITIES ARE THE MULTITUDE OF SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZES BUSINESSES. They are central to our lives in normal times, and today in this unprecedented moment, they deserve not only our recognition, but moreover our visits, either curbside or online, to purchase items we continue to need in our daily lives. With this spirit in mind, we feature here just a few

MAISON BLUE

of the valued businesses, stores, and restaurants, our locally-owned establishments which we print here in

European Inspired Home Goods & Antiques

our magazine, feature on our website and in our Lifestyle

50 North 2nd Street

social media channels.

Eagle, ID 83616

Visit us at @BoiseLifestyle on Instagram and Facebook

(208) 890-1314

for more local business features and news updates. As a

Website: www.maisonblue.com

print and virtual community, we will remain resilient and

Instagram: www.instagram.com/maisonblueidaho

recover, together.

We are a mother and daughter duo that loves to design and create. Our shop reflects our love of select antiques and quality brands that evoke the classic European style we find in our travels. We value unique, hand crafted, quality items and enjoy bringing them together in a boutique showroom. Traveling is one of our passions that we utilize to find brands and pieces that we love. We created an e-commerce site where you will be able to shop most our products and have them either shipped, free local delivery (by us!), or curbside pick up at the store. We are continuously working on our e-commerce site, so bear with us while we get it up and running. We are available at any time via text/call at (208)8901314. In this time of social distancing and self quarantining, we want to provide an outlet of happiness and distraction in these trying times. We will be posting on Instagram regularly with products and inspiration! We also have launched our travel blog @thedrivebytourist! We hope that these outlets help you stay entertained and inspired! Stay healthy!

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

JIM’S APPLIANCE & FURNITURE

WELCOME TO RICOCHET’S ONLINE STORE!

1115 S Lusk Street

5777 Glenwood

Boise, ID 83706

Boise, ID 83714

Phone: (208) 345-7711

Phone: (208) 321-7500

Website: www.jimsappliance.com

Website: www.ricochetboise.com

Jim’s Appliance is an appliance store, mattress store, and furniture

Instagram: www.instagram.com/ricochetboise

store located in Boise, Idaho. We offer home appliances, kitchen

Welcome to Ricochet’s Online Store! Here you can pur-

appliance, laundry, living room furniture, dining room furniture,

chase items NOW and pick them up LATER! Just add an

home office furniture, bedroom furniture, and mattresses. We also

item to your cart, checkout, and pay via credit/debit card or

specialize in appliance service as well as appliance repair. For kitch-

Paypal! Have any questions? Give us a call and we would

ens we offer products ranging from a refrigerator, freezer, ice maker,

be glad to assist you!

wine cooler, cooktop, stove, wall oven, range, microwave, and hood

Ricochet Rack also offers quality women’s clothing for

to a dishwasher or disposer. Our laundry products range from front

nearly every occasion at amazing prices. Customers have

load washers, top load washers, and stackable washers to dryers

been loving the new addition and now Ricochet Rack has

and pedestals. For home comfort let us assist you with a new air

expanded its inventory offering a wide and current selec-

conditioner, dehumidifier, or a water softener. Our furniture products

tion of women’s clothes, shoes, and jewelry

include, but are not limited to: living room chairs, ottomans, recliners, sofas, sofa sleepers, loveseats, sectionals, dining room tables, dining room chairs, bar stools, buffets, office desks, office chairs, bookcases, armoires, beds, chests, dressers, nightstands, and mirrors. To ensure you sleep well we provide mattresses, box springs, foundations, and adjustable bases as well as pillows, mattress covers and mattress protectors.

jim’s appliance & furniture

welcome to ricochet’s online store!

ROOST GIFT & HOME 664 S. Rivershore Lane, Suite 166, Eagle, Idaho 83616 (208) 939-3903 Website: www.roostontheriver.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/roostgiftandhome An eclectic, boutique collection of uniquely selected gifts & decor. Fun & fresh! Shop for yourself or someone else. Oohs, ahhs & hahahas no charge! CONTINUED >

CityLifestyle.com/Boise

LOCALLY OWNED (CONTINUED)

WELCOME TO IMPACT IMPORTS 552 East Amity Road Boise, ID 83716 USA Phone: (208) 368-0300 Website: impactimportsusa.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/impactimports Think of us as a supplier of cool materials for your next project. Since 2001, Impact Imports has been traveling the islands of Indonesia in search of interesting and unique items which will add visual impact to the homes, outdoor living spaces, restaurants, coffee shops and other businesses of our clients. In addition to the pieces carried in our inventory, we help our customers design and develop custom furniture, natural / live edge wood slab furniture, stone vessel and pedestal sinks, boulder bathtubs and natural stone fire pits and more for their residential or commercial projects. We also design and manufacture a full line of stainless steel & steel gas burning fire tables: IMPACT Fire Tables. Do you have a new project you’ve been dreaming about? Contact us. We may be able to help......

FRESH, UNIQUE GIFT AND HOME, IN STORE AND ONLINE THE N E S T Fresh, Unique Gift and Home, In Store and Online 3210 E Chinden Blvd, Eagle ID Phone: (208) 938-2108 Website: thenestboise.com Instagram: instagram.com/thenestboise The N E S T indoor and outdoor living store was founded in 2003 by local Idahoans. Leaving the world of large chain retailers behind, they sought out to find fresh unique products that make a house feel like a home, all in a friendly, community-based setting. What started out as a small shop has grown into so much more thanks to the loyal customers and friends that support us. Our team members are continually working hard, seeking out the best new products and designs to bring them home to you! Whether you are a born and raised local or are just setting foot in Boise, we are here to help you find the right twigs for your nest.

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

we encourage our readers to follow, share, send and buy local. here is how you can help:

BUY 4 GET 1 FREE OR FREE FRONT DOOR WITH WHOLE HOUSE WINDOW PACKAGE $0 Down, 0% Interest, $0 Payments until 2020

FOLLOW each business on social media. Proprietors will update their information in IG/ FB stories and within their feeds. We can support them by liking “clicking on hearts” and following them.

SHARE their information. If you are currently unable to support a business financially, promoting them on social media is an incredible asset & we all have a huge impact on sharing goods and services.

SEND what you find to friends and family. Networking and sharing through social media is powerful and impactful.

JOIN the greater digital community. We will update our own Social Media feeds to adapt and change to meet the needs of the Treasure Valley. Join us as a virtual community, we will remain resilient and recover, together.

“At Amazing Exteriors, we appreciate our relationship with Inﬁnity from Marvin and Marvin because we are both family owned and operated businesses. We share the same commitment to our customers, communities, and employees.” — Gary, Chris, and Stephen Warrington

T LOCAL BU SIN

US P P O R T LOCAL!

UPPORT LOCA S S L

ORT

LOCAL B US

POR

UPPORT LOCA S S LS

Also Offering Quality Products From:

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 2285 E. Warm Springs Ave Boise, ID 83712 Call for FREE IN-HOME Estimate:

208-392-0417

www.AmazingExteriors.com CityLifestyle.com/Boise

ACCESSORIES LIGHTING BEDROOM DINING LIVING OUTDOOR Call for Your In-home Design Consultation

HGTV Design Studio

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

MERIDIAN 1250 Eagle Road 208-893-2053

Ah Shucks

With multiple varieties of

FRESH OYSTERS you might say we’re a pearl in Boise’s fresh seafood scene.

PR IME STEAK S • F IN E SEAF O O D ™

981 W. Grove St., Boise 208.383.4300 ChandlersBoise.com CityLifestyle.com/Boise

ARTISTâ€™S PALETTE Sunset bathes wildflowers with the last light of the day

Sunset Bathes Wildflowers SUNBURST PEEKS OVER CLOUDS AT SUNSET AND PAINTS WILDFLOWERS WITH WARM LIGHT ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY CHARLES KNOWLES

Boise Lifestyle | May 2020

ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLACES IN THE

setting over Boise. The tiny bit of sun showing

SPRING IS THE FOOTHILLS ABOVE

through the clouds was the last for that day. It

BOISE. For those who have ventured up

bathed the wild flowers with their last taste of

there, you know what I am talking about. The

sunshine until the next day. It always amazes

hills just come alive with wild flowers every

me, for as big as Boise has become, to travel

May. You have to be quick, they only last a few

10 mins and hike a little and find yourself sur-

weeks. This picture was taken as the sun was

rounded by nothing but nature!

THE

Gardens

CAMILLE BECKMAN L o c a t e d i n We s t E a g l e

• Weddings & Events • Afternoon Tea every Wednesday (208) 947-2840 chateaueagle.com

(208) 947-2840 176 S Rosebud Ln Eagle, ID 83616 chateaueagle.com

• Gift Shop • Self-Guided Tour (208) 939-7700 camillebeckman.com

only available at hal davis jewelers