Paw ‘n’ Pole caters to pooches

Dogs owners raise money for Rec District

Megan Hillmeyer and her dog Shush start their 5-kilometer race Saturday morning at the Sun Valley Gun Club during the 17th Annual Paw ‘n’ Pole event. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of March 13 - 19, 2002

• Muffy has the silver touch at Paralympics
  
  

• Journal reporter killed in accident
  Ehlers remembered fondly by colleagues and friends
  
  

• Southern Idaho highways turn deadly
  Slick roads caused several crashes last week
  
  

• Inmate sentenced in murder-for-hire case
  
  

• Employers meet about commuting problems
  Will retail exist in the Ketchum of the future?
  
  

• Downwinder effect back in news
  Nuclear fallout study ranks Blaine County high
  
  

• Idaho teachers protest budget cuts at Capitol
  
  

• Wisdom is found in unlikely locale
  A new wilderness school opens near Arco
  
  

• Community School’s outdoor program 
  challenges students
  

• What happened to Stella?
  Community School students write and stage ‘Whatever’
  

• Wise move
  
  

• Rigged game
  

• GOP hostility to schools a genetic defect
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Ending up one canal off 
  often leads to pleasant outcomes
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins
  

• Gund Cup finale lives up to its billing
  OT goal by Stevens lifts Warm Springs 6-5
  
  

• A kick, a shot, Suns win 7-5
  Eight straight for Suns (23-1)
  
  

• Hockey Summary
  Suns, Boston
  
  

• 2001-02 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  23-1 overall: 19-1 home, 4-0 away
  
  

• 606 invade Yellowstone trails
  Rendezvous Nordic races
  
  

• Sun Valley boys capture national team title
  Nordic winners at Junior Nationals
  
  

• Debate team wins state trophy
  From Wood River
  

• Public Notice Summary

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