Honk for peace

Protestors rally against war in Iraq

Protesting the possibility the United States may wage war against Iraq are, from left to right, Kate Parnes, Jeanne Liston, Margaret Macdonald Stewart, Ritu Shivdasani and Deb Bohrer during Monday morning and afternoon rush hours on Highway 75. They are part of a group that also has scheduled a candlelight vigil, Wednesday, Nov. 13, from 5-6 p.m. at the Ketchum Town Square at 4th and Main Streets.  Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of November 6 - 12, 2002

• Firefighters respond to simulated crash
  Airport rescue operation deemed a success

• Chamber members frown on LOT increase
  

• Valley arts complex not needed, study says
  

• 111-unit condo complex proposed for Elkhorn
  Plans to be presented Nov. 12
  

• For whom the snow falls
  Early snow and cold gives ski season a boost
  

• Halfpipe draws last-minute criticism
  Location of terrain feature questioned
  

• Melaleuca sues Roark for libel
  

• Volunteers help make a difference
  Getting message out one dog at a time
  

• Hailey scores hat trick
  Valley volunteers erect public hockey rink
  

• ‘Semper fidelis’
  Ten from Class of 2001 answered call before Sept. 11
  

• Stoecklein’s new books breach new ground
  

• McHanville rezone is risky
  

• Voters need help
  
  

• Jeep(ers)! Snow to the rescue
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Always resist much, obey little
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth
  

• 2002 Carey Football Composite
  Season statistics
  

• At state, you gotta have heart
  WRHS (1-2) at state volleyball
  

• Bach fourth at state cross country
  Farragut State Park footrace
  

• Hailey boys save best for last
  Step up, place second at state
  

• Pirates put big chill on Cutthroats
  Sun Valley settles for third
  

• 2-1 wins give Hailey girls fourth
  WRHS wins twice in frigid Pocatello
  

• Shootouts end state dream
  Cutthroat girls exit early

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