Eyewitnesses recite horrors of tsunami British couple rides out series of massive waves off Thai island Wood River Valley friends of Keith and Linda Jones were happy to learn that the couple and their sailboat, High Aspect, survived the Dec. 26 tsunamis that swept the Indian Ocean. Formerly of London, the couple has been sailing the 72-foot ketch in the region as a chartered cruise boat for more than 15 years. Photo by Bob Stevens

Friday, December 31, 2004

• Sun Valley to unveil vision of its future
  City seeking public comment on draft land-use map

• Internet database focuses on endangered species
  Early warning designations could bring awareness to species in need

• Become familiar with the wild
  Class welcomes kids as naturalists

• Hailey eyes future for sewer services
  Peregrine Ranch proposes to pay for wastewater expansion

• Moving on up
  Shelter animals find loving homes

• Future of Warm Springs elk uncertain
  Idaho Fish and Game says herd might have to be relocated

• Recess no break for youth
  Rec District programs offer new opportunities

• World opens its heart, again
  Relief efforts gear up for earthquake-tsunami victims

• Eyewitnesses recite horrors of tsunami
  British couple rides out series of massive waves off Thai island

• Baldy's beautiful bubbleheads ...
  ... the future of skiing

• International array of musicians booked
  Center announces line-up for winter concert series

• Priceless..
  

• Aging
  The Way I See It by Chris Millspaugh

• Pre-packaged New Year's resolutions for 2005
  

• Willing to get the job done
  Former Suns standout John Burke

• Head to Prairie Creek for a classic good time
  Annual Snowmaker race on Sunday

• Suns lace 'em up for locals
  Current Suns outshine Celebrities

• Suns meet McCall this weekend
  Home debut