Rememberance & prayers

Valley reflects on Sept. 11 anniversary

One of the many tributes near Ground Zero in New York City is this altar. It shows many personal items left in remembrance of the 2,800 souls lost in the terrorist attacks Sept. 11, 2001. Among the items are a crèche, buttons, letters, flowers, pictures, badges from many fire departments, a step-stool covered in signatures, and toys, including a fire truck with baby sneakers hanging off the steering wheel. This photo was taken Aug. 27, but the NYC tributes like this one are constantly evolving displays as visitors to Ground Zero add to them daily.  Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of September 11 - 17, 2002

• Testy mayor loses to council
  Sparks fly late in evening meeting
  
  

• Hailey man faces charges in road-rage cases
  

• Sun Valley P&Z reaffirms Elkhorn demolition denial
  Developer asked to provide project master plan
  
  

• Highway projects cause traffic delays
  Four projects to continue this week
  
  

• Housing authority to be reorganized
  Ketchum will appoint two members
  
  

• Vision leads to home in valley
  Old Hailey inn makes a comeback
  
  

• Risky teen behavior measured
  Survey shows youth substance abuse down
  
  

• Playing at the seams of reality
  
  

• True tribute
  
  

• More voices for dam-breaching
  
  

• Cheney: a Veep like no other
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• One day, one life, one idea
  Commentary by Adam Tanous
  

• How should we remember Sept. 11?
  Guest opinion by Idaho Senator Mike Crapo
  
  

• Slow start, then Wolverines scare Wendell
  Trojans escape 24-14, Homecoming next
  
  

• Football Line Score
  Wendell 24, WR 14
  
  

• Friday's Wood River Homecoming game
  Jerome (1-0) at Wood River (0-1)
  
  

• Hutch nips Nelson at Valley Club
  Williams is women’s club champ
  
  

• Panthers (2-0) dampen Murtaugh’s hopes 38-12
  Bright lights, drenching rain, big Homecoming win
  
  

• Football Line Score
  Carey 38, Murtaugh 12
  
  

• Friday’s Carey game
  Carey (2-0) at Hansen (1-0)
  
  

• Hailey thinclads off and running
  Home meet today at Sun Valley
  
  

• One more win for Team Sawtooth
  Men’s softball in Boise

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