Lacrosse Returns to Hailey

The game of lacrosse dates back nearly 400 years to the early French settlers in Canada and the Northeastern U.S. who used a curved stick (crosse) to carry a ball in the pocket of a long-handled stick—since, by the game’s rules, you could not touch the ball with your hands. The equipment has been modernized, but it is still a tough game played mostly in the East. Here in the Wood River Valley, the Wood River Warriors lacrosse club recently formed, and the Warriors hosted Timberline of Boise for two games Sunday in Hailey. Warriors’ midfielder Joe France makes sure the ball is securely in the stick’s pouch as he goes on the attack against Timberline. See story and photo on page B9. . Express photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday — April 28, 2004

• Coroner must pay $16,550 to bureau
  Mikel says fines may be appealed

• Innocent plea entered in shootings case
  Trial set for July

• Thinking about skipping jury duty?
  Choice: day in court or sheriff’s work detail

• County pares down housing ordinance
  Commissioners consider re-written document

• Housing authority hires fifth director
  Board member named to new job

• ER doc, rescue celebrated
  Improv procedure saves the day

• Uncle Sam calls
  Guardsman prepares for Iraq

• Anthrax scare rattles officials
  Homeland Security’s Boise office evacuated

• Horizon will resume flights from California

• Sun Valley growth outpaces 2 rivals
  Still, ski industry poses challenges

• Scott to reenter U.S. bicycle market
  Company expanding Ketchum operations

• Acclaimed author visits Hailey Cultural Center
  Jim Harrison speaks at community event

• Stop twitching and consider YMCA deal

• A nation numb to violence
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Evolution and creationism and the environment
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Discount drug cards give seniors a choice
  Guest opinion by Sen. Mike Crapo

• WRHS nine keeps the ball rolling
  Wolverines handle Kuna, Teton at home

• Close games on the diamond
  For WRHS softball team

• Engl, Odmark awards and more
  Alpine team honors athletes

• Hailey Ski Team salutes kids
  At year-end banquet

• Plenty of shots for U14 girls
  In Boise hockey games

• Warrior stickmen get the scoop
  New lacrosse team brings it on home

• WR baseball benefit is May 14
  At The Valley Club

• Public Notice Summary

• Public Meetings