Idaho Mountain Express: Friday - April 1, 2005

NEWS UPDATES:

Dollar Mountain: It?s in the money

Improved beginners? hill sees successful season

Express photos by David N. Seelig Rick Kernan, front-right, rides up the ?magic carpet? lift at Dollar Mountain Thursday morning. The lift services beginner terrain at the base of the ski area. Sun Valley Resort announced Thursday that it has extended the ski season at Dollar Mountain through Saturday, April 9. (See related story)

Friday, April 1, 2005

Dollar Mountain: It's in the money
Improved beginners' hill sees successful season

Sun Valley extends Dollar season
Baldy late season begins Sunday

Johnson defense seeks acquittal, request retrial
Sentencing scheduled for June 29 and 30

Woodside Elementary school project breaks ground

World Masters Cup races kick off Monday on Baldy

How I wrote my best seller
(Just kidding)

The incredible, edible spud
Food For Thought by Gregory Foley

Ride, Slide, Glide
Enjoy the trails at Galena before the season ends

After a great deal of soul searching...

Another tax break?but not for the average Joe

Religious contradictions

The bigotry of our betters: Wal-Martism
Commentary by David Reinhard

Silver, bronze at World Masters for Clark
Ketchum cross-country skier samples Russian site, life

Adult athletes get a sports training group
FAST Inc. is a year-round pursuit

Big Sky hosts Masters finals
For alpine racers this week

Duke lands another FIS slalom victory
At Park City

Spring Series starts in Colorado
Cross-country ski finale

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