Plan to access Hemingway House spurs heated debate City Council says decision could come before summer The Ketchum house that was Ernest Hemingway?s final residence was built in 1953. The structure was designed to resemble the Sun Valley Lodge, the famous resort hotel located just a few miles to its east. Express photo by Chris Pilaro

Friday, April 22, 2005

• Growth may trigger more water battles
  Could drought in Idaho be a return to 'normal'?

• Plan to access Hemingway House spurs heated debate
  City Council says decision could come before summer

• Ketchum chef heading to Guatemala
  Mason will aid medical team assisting rural Mayans

• Cottonwood cutting raises hackles
  'A classic conflict between urban values and rural values'

• Lawsuit over Ehlers death dismissed
  Question of who was driving unresolved

• Tresses bring dream to another
  

• Do like 812 do
  Valley band rocks the corridor

• Film Festival begins today
  All that glitters on screen is gold

• For adults only
  

• Make a fresh start
  On the Greener Side by Dana Dugan

• Next week...
  

• Bush energy plan omits the obvious
  

• Where else would you rather be?
  

• Fili-bluster on the Senate filibuster
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Curtis Bacca waxes eloquent
  Ski technician a master of his craft

• Cutthroats romp to sweet win over Sugar Salem
  Skyline and Idaho Falls on tap for Saturday

• Cutthroats take their cuts at Rupert Country Club
  

• Sawtooth United teams at Pocatello tournament
  U-18 Margi Driscoll scores 7 goals

• SV5B swimmers in the mix at Pocatello
  

• Mud, sweat and steers
  Local cutters round up wins at Burley