Winter wonderland fun

Playing in the snow is what it’s all about

Holiday recreationists found numerous ways to play in the new snow that garnished the Christmas scenery. The Ketchum Ranger District reported 24 inches fell on Galena Summit this past week, 18 inches on top of Baldy and 13 inches on the valley floor. Penny Mountain sleders, who stormed the hill in droves, enjoyed descent after descent on the slope above Sun Valley Road. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of Dec 31, 2002 - Jan 7, 2003

• Snows top averages
  State still needs moisture

• Paul’s Market site to be redeveloped
  Sale of 21,000-square-foot building pending
  

• Former County Commissioner Andy Gardner dies
  

• ITD focusing on 4-lane design for Hwy. 75
  Discussion of options scheduled Jan. 23
  

• Avalanche kills snowmobiler northwest of Featherville
  

• Hailey Public Library expansion moves ahead
  City relocates meetings to accommodate plan
  

• New event to benefit ill children
  

• A one-man crusade on wheels
  Sun Valley man offers wisdom, tips to drivers
  

• It’s about time it’s about SPACE
  

• Actor honors teacher in one-man show
  

• Top New Year’s Resolutions
  

• Honoring rare guts and honesty at the office
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• See the USA in you…?
  Commentary by JoEllin Collins

• Proposed planning rule offers 
  needed flexibility for Forest Service
  Guest opinion by Ed Waldapfel

• 3 Dudes, 3 Medals
  Snowboarders show us how to have fun
  

• Adrienne Leugers: Stealth athlete, under the radar
  Nine-time Baldy Hill Climb winner, and a pretty good skier
  

• Suns put Czechs in the bank
  Ho, ho, ho…25 goals for Sun Valley
  

• A mile high feeling for Wolverine girls
  Capture McCall Christmas tourney
  

• Freeriders are serious about competing
  SVSEF snowboard team has high hopes
  

• Free your mind
  SVSEF bumpers push the envelope

• Public Notice Summary

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