Idaho Mountain Express: Friday - September 30, 2005

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Airport meeting vents pro & con views

Arguments unchanged over moving or keeping Friedman

From left to right: Gary Coats (Chief executive Marketron International),Wally Huffman (General manager Sun Valley Co.),Rick Baird (Manager Friedman Memorial Airport) Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, September 30, 2005

Airport town hall meeting vents pro & con views
Arguments unchanged over moving or keeping Friedman

Feds asked to postpone IRS auction
Cities want to save Bavarian Village for affordable housing

EPA takes over Minnie Moore Mine cleanup
Owner considering options for future

Ski passes to go on sale Monday
Discounts offered through Oct. 16

Guyer Ridge ski trail plan raises questions

Recreation District gets new director

Shappee to attend Conference on Aging

Crash kills 2

Hunt for bargains
Community School garage sale is a Valley favorite

The Dalai Lama and Global Warming
Endless Conversation

Family Connection Project supplements food budgets
Volunteers provide essential needs on monthly basis

Guide to any Airport Meeting

Bring wisdom to the airport question

Things happen when people pull together and act

Burley visits for homecoming
Wood River vs. Burley, 7 p.m.

Girls blank Minico at home, boys squeak by on road

Jerome downs Wood River, again
Wolverines lose to Tigers, beat Filer

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