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Hundreds enjoy 2nd Sun Valley egg hunt

Approximately 250 children turned out Easter Sunday at Festival Field adjacent to Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church on Sun Valley Road to hunt for 1,200 eggs donated by the city of Sun Valley and Smoky Mountain Pizza. Teenage volunteers gathered prizes from local merchants for special eggs and hid all the eggs in the field. “It’s an awesome opportunity for teaching and providing an opportunity for teens to care for their community,” said event organizer Teresa Gregory. Express photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday — April 14, 2004

• Shooting case sent to district court
  Santistevan faces two attempted murder charges

• Mayor calls SV master plan a ‘gift’
  Thorson calls for action to lock in proposals

• Resort to ink deal for winter flights service

• A farewell to public tours?
  TNC tables plan to open Hemingway’s house

• County increases trial, investigation funding

• Commission candidate wants public involvement

• Hailey approves five new subdivisions

• ‘The Waters’ to fill Ketchum parcel
  City approves 25-unit downtown structure

• Vermont director to screen film

• Performance dances through ‘Wonderland’

• SV plan is gift to be welcomed

• Hybrids to the rescue

• Rush Limbaugh: new, softer civil libertarian?
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• The power of a word
  Commentary by Adam Tanous

• The Holdings’ gift
  Guest opinion by Jon Thorson

• McCall keeps upper hand in Suns finale
  2003-04 hockey season wraps up

• The Warriors bring lacrosse back
  To the Wood River Valley

• Surprise from Idaho: Peewees win in Northern Plains
  Three SV skaters on champs

• Singles carry the Cutthroats a long way
  Prep tennis season to debut

• Easter at the Hobson
  Races, eggs on Baldy

• Brown pops a sixth in GS
  At Spring Series

• Baseball team goes 2-1 in Vegas
  Home debut Friday in Hailey

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