Vigils bond Valley

Residents rally to thwart terrorism

Among the many valley residents who gathered Sept. 11 in Ketchum for a candlelight vigil were (left to right) Crisane Cook, Rod and Lori Watson, and Helen and Pawan Mehra. Candles were lighted in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks on the East Coast. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of September 19 - 25, 2001

• Hailey airport reopens for business
  Security is increased; parking virtually unavailable
  
  

• Tourism experts predict downturn
  Sun Valley’s economy could be hit
  
  

• Ketchum is prepared for disasters
  Officials deliver briefing to mayor, City Council
  
  

• Valley vigils seek healing words
  ‘Bound by a common tragedy’
  
  

• Cities, county mourn those lost to terrorism
  
  

• Idahoans turn out for post-attack blood drive
  
  

• Dunbar, Garcia declare mayoral candidacies
  Ketchum’s mayoral election heats up
  
  

• River Glen affordable units awarded
  
  

• Courage and sacrifice on East Coast tug our hearts
  

• Company of Fools stages ‘The Pied Piper’
  

• The ‘Sleeping Giant’— Awake!

• We’ll go on
  

• Civility in the midst of chaos
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• Tips for Bush on stirring nationalism
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Ski shrine elects chairlift inventor
  James Curran to be inducted
  
  

• Wolverines get rush from 42-34 Homecoming triumph
  463 running yards in wild win over Pilots

• Big win over Declo for Wood River spikers
  SCIC action heats up, Hillcrest wins tourney

• A week to remember for Cutthroat soccer
  Boys wallop Wood River 7-1, end long drought

• Team effort lifts Cutthroat girls 2-1 in shocker
  Rare win over Wood River rivals

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