FOR THE WEEK OF:
May 31 - June 6, 2000

• McHanville rezone moves ahead
  Medical office buildings, day-care facilities in the plan
  

• Taps for our heroes
  "They fought for us; for us they fell. Now with one accord, in deepest reverence, we do them honor."
  

• Louie's move appear imminent
  Ketchum's old Congregational Church—most recently known as Louie's Restaurant—should have a new home sometime this summer
  

• Ketchum's no-smoking push is on the back burner
  Tobacco lobbying group surfaces with website
  

• Carey voters rally amid county's ho-hum turnout
  Democrat Peck called for Republican votes, but lost
  

• Coin toss decides school election
  Sullivan calls "heads" again—and wins
  

• An auction for women of the West
  The fifth annual Women of the West Performance Horse Sale was held Saturday at Picabo rancher Katie Breckenridge's place
  

• Cowgirl reflections
  The changing western landscape
  

• Gallertainment
  Ketchum galleries, like museums, strive to entertain and educate
  

• The fascinating life of Chang and Eng
  Novel explores the psychological life of the famed "Siamese Twins"
  

• Blinded by the "W" word
  The Idaho Conservation League, one of Idaho's strongest advocacy groups, says President Clinton's roadless initiative is not enough
  

• Pity Idaho voters
  In one month alone, voters in Blaine County had to rally for three different elections in three different places in three weeks
  

• Fear of gun confiscation translates into
  big bucks for NRA
  Most people snicker in disbelief when a Machiavellian evangelist comes along to bamboozle followers into selling their earthly possessions and move lockstep into a mountain bunker to await the rapture and ascension into Heaven... Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Finally—our government's first step toward radiation accountability
  Just weeks ago, the U.S. government announced that it would "right the wrongs of the past" by unveiling plans to pay more than $400 million in compensation to thousands of ailing workers who were exposed to radiation while building the country's nuclear arsenal Commentary by Dick Dorworth
  

• Amateurs score well at Sun Valley Pro-Am
  128 golfers compete in $18,171 tourney
  

• Wood River High rewards its leading students
  Teacher, citizenship awards handed out
  

• Alba Arndt turns 90 this Sunday
  Former teacher, librarian loves living in Hailey
  

• Public Notice Summary
  

The Idaho Mountain Express is distributed free to residents and guests throughout the Sun Valley resort areas. Subscribers to the Idaho Mountain Express will read these and other stories  in this weeks' issue:

• Schneeberger recovers following ski accident

• Boater grounds out at Magic

• Snowbasin land swap finally signed

• Man charged with trying to run down wife

• Salmon recovery opinion expected in June

Top of Page

Produced and Maintained by
Idaho Mountain Express, Box 1013, Ketchum, ID 83340-1013 - 208.726-8065 Voice 208.726.2329 Fax webmaster@mtexpress.com E-Mail

Copyright © 2000 Express Publishing Inc. All Rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of Express Publishing Inc. is prohibited.