
	FOR THE WEEK OF: April 4 - 10, 2001

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Spring time in the Rockies

Greening of the greens draws golfers off the slopes

A pair of local duffers can’t resist the traditional early opener of Bigwood Golf Course, north of Ketchum, as spring takes a pleasant hold on the valley. Both the Sun Valley Resort Golf Course and Elkhorn Golf Course are scheduled to open Saturday. Warm Springs Golf Course is still a couple of weeks away from opening. Express photo by Willy Cook

Barton is Bellevue's new mayor
Barton 163; Fairfield 94
Redesigned medical office building predicted
Living—and skiing—with cancer
Rainbow Gold campers learn to ski
Skiing historians hold 10th annual gathering

Local photog shoots fun gig on Baldy
Hal Cook remembers
POW experiences recounted for Hollywood film

Fusing the real and the virtual in art
In a continuing series, the Mountain Express looks at resident artists and their work

Idaho Lawmakers: Loco logic at work
Commentary by Pat Murphy

Ruminations on the risk of no risk
Commentary by Dick Dorworth

Sun Valley Suns 2000-2001: stats to date
Janss Pro-Am Classic returns to Baldy
Crist family is honored
ADs Tingey, King saluted by state
Awards banquet Monday in Boise

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