People of the Salmon Tony Tone, 10, of Fort Hall, danced to the ancient rhythms of his Elders last weekend at the Sawtooth Salmon Festival in Stanley. Tony, his father, James, and brother, Jesse, 8, performed with other members of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at the two-day festival to help raise awareness about the plight of the salmon, their people, and all people. Express photo by Chris Pilaro

Wednesday, September 1, 2004

• Housing prices pinch quality of education
  School district campaigns for affordable housing for teachers

• Should cities legalize marijuana?
  Bellevue-based group aims to put pot initiative before local voters

• Local pioneers new Internet service
  ?Built in Sun Valley? targets local builders

• SNRA considers cell towers
  

• At long last, it?s done
  Ketchum?s newest multi-use development, Copper Ridge, nears completion

• Adopt a horse
  BLM offers wild horses from Challis for adoption

• Hailey suspends annexation requests
  Growth and annexation guidelines to be set

• Editing service offers writing advice
  

• Annual bear invasion begins
  Fish and Game may relocate bruin from West Ketchum

• Carey braces for growth
  Bedroom communities touted as next population centers

• Dominoes fall on Broadford Road
  Local residents lose fight against new subdivisions

• Can our valley find a balance?
  Second-home industry looms large in impacts debate

• Growth blamed on ski industry
  

• Concert features king of ?newgrass?
  

• RNC Protests
  

• How a resort town loses its soul
  

• Did Florida goof again?
  

• Bush presents an election quandary
  

• Symbolism matters in foreign policy
  

• Another defeat for Legislature's folly
  

• Young and hungry, Hailey spikers move up
  Jump to 4A is right up Wood River?s alley

• South shades North in Ultimate classic
  Divided b by the Mason-Dixon line

• 3-3 tie in Wood River soccer debut
  Home deadlock with Bruins

• Girls tune up for soccer clash with 2-0, 5-0 wins
  Winning WRHS, Community School openers

• Big plays lift Tigers over Wood River 35-14
  4A debut for Wolverine football squad

• Bolton moves to tackle for MSU
  Former WRHS lineman

• Fishing Report
  

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