Spring
surf’s up

Winter kicked out of driver’s seat

With the warm temperatures this month come rising waters, and local kayakers are taking advantage of it by playing in the Big Wood River. On Monday, Curt Martin of Ketchum spent a few evening hours surfing at a wave downstream of the Highway 75 bridge near Greenhorn Gulch. Express photo by Willy Cook

Friday — April 16, 2004

• VA secretary lauds better health care for veterans

• It takes a (base) village
  River Run master plan raises eyebrows, concerns

• Consultants to city: Don’t get greedy
  Planners say Sun Valley should eye ‘sustainability’

• Shootings change Bellevue residents’ views
  ‘Some adults take things teenagers do way too seriously’

• Spray doesn’t pay
  Local residents scoff at herbicide use

• They drive by grease
  Bio-diesel car wows community

• Forever skiing
  2003-2004 season on Baldy filled with highlights

• Get a head start
  "On the greener side" by Dana DuGan

• The ghost in the machine
  Hailey writer no longer undercover

• On the road with ‘The Canterbury Tales’

• The Canola Boom
  Commentary by Michael Ames

• A wakeup crisis for the West

• Blaze-r of glory
  Lindley signs with University of Alabama-Birmingham

• Double-bagger
  Wood River takes two in Buhl

• Sanders, the Colonel of the course
  Wood River golf

• Cutthroats back on course

• Some like it hot
  Sun Valley Freestyle Team wraps up the season

• Public Notice Summary

• Public Meetings