Throwing SolFest Doubles

Big Air brings big crowds to Baldy

SolFest Big Air contestants gave thousands of sun-splashed onlookers a big thrill Sunday on Baldy’s Roundhouse Slope. They hucked themselves off a 60-foot jump, throwing doubles like these two airborne jumpers, and pulling 1080s and similar twisting jumps for the sizable spring skiing gallery. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of April 2 - 8, 2003

• Ranch fire victim focus of investigation
   
• Simon to replace P&Z commissioner
  Mayor cites preference for term limits
   
• Ketchum LOT not as low as thought
  Sun Valley overpaid last year’s taxes
   
• Central Idaho water outlook is average
  Most South Idaho reservoirs won’t fill
   
• Bill to ban cybersquatting
  stalled in House committee
   
• Ketchum to study hotel incentives
   
• SV Company sued by ex-executive
  Hayes claims she was fired for objecting to hiring practices
   
• Hailey nature preserve doubled in size
  Land Trust closes deal on Darrow property
   
• Five candidates vie for Bellevue Council seats
  Douthit drops out of April 7 election
   

• Blaine County’s boomtown
  Hailey is at apex of surge in commercial development
   
• Copper Ranch project gets green light
  Hailey Council unanimously approves Copper Ranch PUD
   
• Airport opens three-front battle against noise
   
• Singular urban plan looks for a Blaine site

• COF to stage ‘Laramie Project’
  

• The shock’s on us
   
• Misguided house cleaning

• Johnny is still getting his gun
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth
   

• Qu'est dans un nom français?
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Smoke and mirrors in the Legislature
  Guest opinion by Wendy Jaquet

• High school senior faces cancer’s challenge
  Rare disease doesn’t stop George Linev, who wants to travel
   

• Sweet Sawgrass payday for Davis and Cub
  Next week, Love III chases his potential to Augusta
   

• Brown captures Sugar Bowl GS
  Peaking at right time
   

• Snow Cup brings 167 to Snowbird
  Sugar Bowl tech races, too
   

• Targhee races a plus for Hailey kids
  Medals galore in Northern Series
   

• Janss Classic does the Fifties right
  And raises $100,000 for Sun Valley ski teams

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