‘Let it begin with me’

Students send hopes with prayer flags

Morgan Roudabush, 7, holds a selection of The Community School’s prayer flags. A total of 103 children made individual flags for one long strand to be hung at the school’s Sun Valley campus. Prayer flags are traditionally inscribed with auspicious symbols, appeals, prayers and mantras. Tibetan Buddhists for centuries have planted these flags outside their homes and places of spiritual practice for the wind to carry the beneficent vibrations across the countryside. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of Sept. 26 - Oct. 2, 2001

• Airport hit by huge security costs
  More flight restrictions lifted
  
  

• Fundraisers continue unabated
  
  

• Assessor: Sun Valley land among cheapest in county
  
  
  

• Hailey OKs high school plans
  
  

• Who would attack the American flag?
  
  

• Big Wood pollution controls proposed
  
  

• Ketchum establishes ‘90-day plan’
  End-of-term wish list under way
  
  

• Fourth-graders learn by doing
  Pioneer chores teach Idaho history
  

• Vet saves deer in emergency surgery
  Shoshone man fosters fawn
  

• Thousand Springs Festival opens Saturday
  

• Scapegoating a dead senator

• Enough of the platitudes
  

• A country finds its soul
  Commentary by Adam Tanous

• The tighter security in American life
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Baldy Hill Climb results
  
  

• Cutthroats keep marching toward state
  Winning streak lengthens in league action

• Adam cracks Bigwood golfing record
  At Blaine County Closed

• Football Composite Score
  WOOD RIVER GRID COMPOSITE

• Football Composite
  CAREY FOOTBALL COMPOSITE

• Public Notice Summary

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