Elephants on the Road Again

Two cast bronze elephants created by artist Peter Woytuk are strapped in Wednesday for their impending voyage to a park in Santa Fe, N.M. There the sculptures will be part of a Woytuk exhibit. The Anne Reed Gallery brought the two elephants to Ketchum, and over the course of two years the pachyderms made many friends in the valley. The two-ton male and one-ton female were cast in China as single pieces, a process that is very rare, said L’Anne Gilman of Anne Reed Gallery. Gilman is pictured here atop the lead animal as the driver straps the sculpture down for the trip. Asked what route the truck would take, Gilman said they would go whichever way the height of the elephants wasn’t an issue. Gilman expects the gallery will receive new Woytuk pieces next week. Express photo by David N. Seelig

Friday — June 25, 2004

• SNRA braces to dispute house size
  Easement may not prevent 8,500-square-foot house from being built near highway

• Sun Valley issues a ‘call to action’
  Mayor, staff request participation in Comprehensive Plan update

• Effectiveness of airport site selection process challenged
  Citizen advisory committee’s meeting turns testy

• Rec District celebrates donation
  Rinker Foundation founding member of Dream Builder Society

• Labor and chamber join forces in Hailey
  New public office on Main Street shared

• General lectures on terror war
  Global threat hits home for Idaho economy

• Riding center earns state recognition

• Ketchum land swap proposal in limbo

• Ketchum eyes bevy of projects
  Council to consider 6-year capital improvement plan

• Artist becomes accidental historian
  Out of need, art work helps others to heal

• Pedal power rules against feet, car
  Test your own errand run skills on Saturday

• Pets need extra care in summer

• Loggers, log in!

• Carb-O-Nation
  Commentary by Michael Ames

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