The Kindercup way

Nearly 300 kids sample valley tradition

3…2…1…and down the Dollar Mountain slope goes a smiling Waverly Brown during Saturday’s 46th Annual Kindercup. She was in the four-and-under girls’ class, one of 290 kids in the race. Race starter Twyla Bulcher checks Waverly’s progress in an event that has become a valley tradition. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of March 6 - 12, 2002

• Committee given preview of initial 
  Highway 75 document
  Process to refine designs moves into next phase
  
  

• Ketchum Council postpones election decision
  
  

• Alternatives proposed to Town Center
  Second public meeting scheduled
  
  

• HUD raises income limits for loans
  
  

• County scales back East Fork Road plans
  Residents gather 140 signatures against project
  
  

• Orchards faces scrutiny on septic plan
  
  

• SV votes to fund Peak Hour bus service
  Council will provide funds when conditions met
  
  

• P&Z discusses making affordable housing mandatory
  
  

• Muffy sweeps four titles in World Cup
  
  

• Jury convicts Boise man in bar fight
  Victim beaten into coma
  
  

• Six to run for Bellevue Council
  Maple Ridge approved conditionally
  

• 6th Annual Breast Cancer Symposium held
  Expedition Inspiration hosts physicians and scientists
  

• It’s a pirate’s life
  Youngsters stage adaptation of ‘Peter Pan’
  

• Shame on the elephant
  
  

• Don’t derail Town Center
  

• Dealing with the Big Five audit cheat
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• On security and freedom
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth
  

• Bosom Buddies
  Teamwork puts Sun Valley Sunsets on top
  
  

• Suns stay perfect in OT
  7-6 shootout win over Dallas
  
  

• Suns 7, Stars 6 (OT shootout) Friday
  Suns 7, Stars 0, Saturday
  
  

• 2001-02 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  21-1 overall: 17-1 home, 4-0 away
  
  

• 2002 Kindercup Results
  

• Public Notice Summary

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