Snow Falling on Firs The Boulder brothers, Kent and Ryan peaks, were topped with snow this week when a Pacific storm lashed the Rockies with a mix of rain and snow. Today, the first day of autumn, should mark the second day of a transition back to at least a week of Indian Summer. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, September 22, 2004

• YMCA ballot to be on land lease issue only
  $3 million contribution from city now off the table

• City officials mum on Hall inquest
  County prosecutor expects to issue decision next week

• A tale of five cities
  Officials address impacts of growth

• New approach suggested for meadow park
  

• Sun Valley withholds payment for Peak Bus
  Confusion cited over fed, county fiscal year accounting

• Stocking shelves spurs interest in reading
  

• They cast because they care
  Guides lead fishing trips to feed African orphans

• Today is first day of fall
  Mountain snow and autumn plumes begin to shine

• ACLU discusses Saudi?s trial
  Defense attorney lambastes terrorism charge against UI student

• Carey car fire victim identified
  

• Family, friends salute fallen pilot
  Stanley icon died in mountain crash

• Hailey continues LOT talks
  McCall chamber director discusses campaign options

• Bellevue teachers honored for excellence
  Math, science teachers finalist in national awards competition

• Young scholars honored
  7 Community School students qualify as National Merit Semifinalists

• ¡Viva la escuela de Bellevue!
  Students celebrate Mexican Independence Day

• B.C.?s big water challenged
  Local kayaker tackles Stikine with team of Rocky Mountain boaters

• Evans recites frontlines tales
  Never give up, trailblazing conservationist tells colleagues

• A conversation with the editor of Science Magazine
  Donald Kennedy discusses creativity of scientists, hot button issues

• BS Evening News
  

• Coming soon: Caskets-R-Us
  

• Newer ?monopine? is more realistic
  

• Museum honors First Americans
  

• Voting counts more than ever
  

• Liars destroying trust
  

• Hollow words about democracy
  

• Top-ranked Hailey boys take show on the road
  Beat Century 3-1 to go 5-0-1

• Hailey girls hold Century to scoreless
  WRHS remains unbeaten, unscored upon

• Fishing Report
  

• Cutthroats bounce back, beat Bliss and Buhl
  League wins in boys? soccer

• Watanabe scores first World Cup victory
  Snowboarding in Chile

• Scotty, Lash make ski shrine
  Inductions Thursday in Utah

• Skyview?s Hawks hold off Gooding at spikefest
  Wolverines go 5-2 at 24th annual tournament

• Baldy Hill Climb returns Saturday
  SVSEF benefit features ?Climb for a Cure?

• Public Notice Summary
  

• Public Meetings