Idaho Mountain Express: Friday - September 23, 2005

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Wagons Ho Rolls Into County Schools

Wagons Ho rolled into Blaine County Schools this week to teach fourth-grade students the basics of pioneer living. Above, Andy Mallen, left, Kay Walton, Paul Bates and Eron Bates discover the teamwork needed to successfully handle a two-man saw at Hemingway Elementary. Lessons on wagons, roping, cooking and branding offered an in-depth Idaho history lesson. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, September 23, 2005

Sempra will add mercury, ammonia to air monitoring
Jerome County activist's appeal still under consideration

Bellevue woman to aid Louisiana refugees
Mummert's husband already serving in Iraq

Council sets meeting on Bavarian Village auction
Public officials line up in support of obtaining condos

Council mulls Thunder Spring request
Developer wants to amend PUD agreement

Doctor sentenced 5 years for child pornography

Boise man fined for killing wolf
Tourist watched shooting unfold on Highway 21

Hailey rec facility to host open house

Students reach out to South

A golden Hemingway memento shared

Valley celebrates Hemingway

The Bone Bandit: Osteoporosis
Keeping Fit with the Guru

Tag Team

Airport meeting should be on everyone's agenda

Insulated from ideas?

Main Street loses yet another of its traditions

Cutthroats soccer dominates Declo
Boys, girls teams? win big at home

Carey, Camas ready for big Sawtooth clash
Eight-man grid showdown today in Fairfield

WR boy's soccer wrecks Burley's perfect record
Girls cruise 5?0

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