Wreath honors comrades

Memorial Day traditions abide

Express photo by Willy Cook

U.S. AIR FORCE MAJ. MIKE SHAUGHNESSY, OF HAILEY, an air liaison officer with the 101st Airborne Division who recently returned from duty in Iraq, assists U.S. Navy veteran Helene Wiggins, of Ketchum, in placing a wreath Monday on the Veterans’ Memorial honoring all veterans that are buried in the Ketchum Cemetery. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of May 28 - June 3, 2003

• Blaine County institutes Jet Ski ban
  Alturas, Pettit lakes watercraft use restricted
   
• Warm Springs Ranch sold for $12 million
  Amid lawsuits, new owners plan for the future
   
• Atkinsons’ set to purchase Valley Market
   
• Teen killed in one of three rollovers
   
• Picabo zoning plan creeps toward finale
   
• Hailey inaugurates memorial park
   
• Vault meters, future fees to manage Hailey’s water
   
• Crown Ranch proposal receives city P&Z nod
   
• $1 cell phone tax OK’d for E-911
   

• Sun Valley Center explores evolving cultures
   
• Dos Culturas:
  Building a bridge between communities
   
• Dos Culturas calendar
   

• Wolves return to Sawtooth Valley
  SNRA, Clayton packs bring new hope, tensions
   
• Don’t take a dog into wolf country
   

• Pound home remodeled as cultural center
  
  

• Two worlds, one community
   
• When to hang up the phone
   

• If humans were simply to disappear
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth
   
• Kempthorne back to Washington?
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
   

• A sweet taste at state
  WR baseball rules for first state title
   
• Silver at state for Carey’s boys
  Simpson, Hennefer strike individual gold
   
• Final race is golden for Wolverines
  Boys win 4x400-meter relay at state
   
• Softball team finishes strong at state
  2-2 record, fourth-place winners
   
• 2003 Ketchum Coed Softball League Schedule
   

• Public Notice Summary

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