Standing tall

Old West traditions live on

Jose Campos, of Nampa, Idaho, rides an Andalusian stallion, Galope, in the Wagon Days Big Hitch Parade on Saturday in Ketchum. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of September 5 - 11, 2001

• Ketchum prepares for contested city election
  Mayor’s office, four council seats in this year’s race
  
  

• Willow Creek fire destroys 9,000 acres
  Wildfire is 12 miles west of Hailey
  
  

• Craig holds town hall meeting
  Senator addresses mental health, wolves, forests
  
  

• Hutchinson appointed mayor of Ketchum
  New mayor eyes tasks ahead
  
  

• Ripsom appointed to fill Ketchum council seat
  
  

• Retiree faults Fish and Game politics
  Frost says current policies harm wildlife
  
  

• Fish and Game salvages Big Wood fish
  Trout are moved to upper river
  
  

• South county farmers squeak through drought
  For some, the season was a disaster
  

• WWII vet awarded high school diploma
  Bowcutt was drafted after his junior year
  
  

• Lucy the Goose returned to home
  And here’s the rest of the story…
  

• Notes from a writers’ conference
  

• Animal Shelter helps; now it needs help

• Surpluses? Pfffft!
  

• The next great battle
  Commentary by Adam Tanous

• Debate over physician-assisted 
  suicide should continue
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Tennis players enjoy Labor Day tourney
  Perry, Haggstrom capture men’s doubles

• Hunky glory for Feldman
  Wins World Masters TT

• Familiar foes: Cobras, Snappers in World Series
  Baseball rematch at Founders Field

• Elkhorn Golf crowns club champs
  Two-day tourney

• Public Notice Summary

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