What about St. Maries, ID?

[stingraynm]

Originally Posted by ehs51

I live in vegas. It depends how much money you have and where you live. Six or so years ago I walked around freely in my area. I do not now. My area is becoming like a cross between Mexican culture and different African languages.
Up to the 60's it was ok to feel questioning about such a replacement. Now its a hassle for most people to be other than silent.

Yeah, that transition hurt me... literally. In the end, it's a number and a word... .357 Magnum... unless you're fighting a lost battle anyway, that speaks many languages... without words!

[dkerns44]

I stumbled upon this site by accident, I know the other messages are a bit old but I feel I need to add a few things. I currently live in St. Maries and would be happy to answer any questions you may have. First, it is correct that we are not very culturally diverse, but, that does not mean that we do not welcome all people. Second, the medical facilities may not be what they are at a larger facility, but we are a rural hospital with limited resources. Having said that, we offer everything that can be had at a big hospital, with the exception of brain surgery. And most of the time in a more personal way. Third, this is one of the most beautiful places I have ever had the pleasure to live. St. Maries may not be for everyone, but those of us who live here love it. Simple, safe, quiet, and unhurried, but not backwards.