Bikers kick start holidays

Toy Run nets Christmas toys 
for tots

Bikers and the toys they collected make their way south Saturday on Ketchum’s Main Street as part of the 9th Annual Toy Run. Besides donating 226 toys, the bikers collected $3,535 to make gift baskets of food and toys for needy Wood River Valley families during the Christmas season. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of October 3 - 9, 2001

• New high school officially launched
  Leaders, Hailey residents dig in at groundbreaking
  
  

• Cast set for Ketchum election
  Hutchinson, Hamilton vie for mayor
  
  

• Lindley unopposed for Hailey mayor
  
  
  

• Four candidates vie for 2 SV seats
  
  

• Guardsmen report to airport
  Parking lot reopened
  
  

• Airlines serving Hailey stay on schedule
  
  

• Recycling to begin (finally) at Ketchum post office
  
  

• $25,000 reward offered to find Jay Pitkethly
  

• Browning Field dedicated at 
  Community School campus
  
  

• Renewable Energy Fair set for 
  Oct. 26 at Elkhorn Resort
  

• Tour de force comedy comes 
  to Ketchum via Cincinnati
  

• The case for ‘arming’ pilots

• Assessor clams up
  

• Polyglot I’m not: learning a new language
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• The American weakness for being foolish
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Powerful ‘Throats cut a record swath
  Boys handle Twin Falls 7-3, Stanek sets new scoring standards
  
  

• Declo runs at will, socks Wolverines 41-30
  Hailey rally falls short, Buhl next

• When a tie feels pretty good
  Wood River, Buhl deadlock 1-1

• Rallies lift Wood River spikers over Gooding
  Filer arrives Thursday for SCIC test
  

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