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America's No.1 bicycle road race flashes around Elkhorn

The world’s top female cyclists competed Saturday in Elkhorn in stage 3 of the HP Laserjet Women’s Challenge. Diana Ziliute of Lithuania edged cycling great Jeannie Longo of France by less than a bike’s length on the difficult 18-lap, 1.8-kilometer course. Racing downhill at almost 50 miles per hour, racers suddenly faced a wall of a hill on each lap. Longo held a 6-second overall lead on Tuesday. The 11-stage race ends in Boise on Sunday.Express photo by Willy Cook

Greenhorn bridge project changes
ITD says revisions won't impact environmental process

Local student gets high (on Mt. McKinley)
Says retailers 'just hooked me up'

Bellevue, meet Hailey...
Eccles expands holdings for Hailey annexation
Hailey revises comp plan
Economic Development section encourages healthy and diverse community center

P&Z advocates a recommittment to
affordable housing
As part of their consideration of the city's draft comprehensive plan, commissioners said they will add a statement to the plan that focuses city efforts on land aquisition in order to promote construction of affordable housing
Bellevue starts comp plan process
Bellevue's P&Z will begin public review of a proposed comp plan Thursday, June 15, 7:00 pm at Bellevue City Hall
P&Z gives Christiania thumbs up
Hour and a half debate leads to approval

Falconry
Primitive partnership between bird and man
The little jet that could
New gee-whiz planes change the face of regional air service
No room at the inn
Sun Valley area's short-term accomodations decline

The spirit triumphs in 'Wit'
Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play opens Thursday
One part pop art, two parts Crow
The contemporary paintings of Crow Indian artist Kevin Red Star in Ketchum

Big Bang theory of tourism is wrong
For most people, life begins in the Wood River Valley the day they pull in
Critical hearings
It's time to speak up or hush up on the future of vast areas of public lands in Idaho and the nation

Idaho's federal lawmakers fail to scuttle environmental law
How embarrassing... Commentary by Pat Murphy

Developing a solution to winter recreation conflicts
Finding a community-based solution to resolve and end the conflicts between winter recreationists. Commentary by Shelly Preston
Deciphering the human genetic code
A profound breakthrough... Commentary by Adam Tanous

Matthes still pedaling for the Olympics
Places 16th in World cross-country

Carey students honored at Awards Night
Scholarships, class awards announced

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:

Design consultant hosts meeting
Wolf confrontation
Chamber, KART request funding increase
Woman suprises burgler in Ketchum house
Appeal period begins for St. Luke's proposed office building

Quigley Canyon Golf Course financing options
Car hits cyclists

Sun Valley skier numbers downhill 10 percent
County proposes curfew and truancy ordinance
Hailey's largest affordable housing project
Locals send noxious weeds trucking

Fire threatens home near West Magic
Man charged with attack at hot springs

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	FOR THE WEEK OF: June 14-20, 2000