Ketchum unveils Memory Park

Cimino family dedicates oasis

In the right place at the right time, a couple of boys take advantage of the water fountain last week in the new Memory Park in Ketchum. A ceremony was held to dedicate the park by patron Jim Cimino. Coco Furlong, right, stands in the background admiring the boys’ resolve to keep cool.  Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of August 7 - 13, 2002

• Airport in showdown over bigger jet landings
  
  

• Two Russians nabbed as trailhead credit card thieves
  

• Blaine Manor costs questioned by Michael
  
  

• Hailey highway project on schedule
  ITD: Work should be done by Aug. 20
  
  

• Ketchum may move on golf course preservation
  
  

• SV aims to control hillside development
  
  

• Blaine County jail upgrade planned
  Data system paid by federal funds
  
  

• Mayor’s assistant chief pick blocked from office
  
  

• CEO Lovell is discharged by First Bank of Idaho
  

• Oasis of green unveiled in Ketchum
  Memory Park contributed by Cimino family
  
  

• Folk Festival top notch, friendly
  
  

• The life and good times of Dora Schlunegger
  Enjoy some bear stew with Beaver Creek Store’s proprietor
  

• The 2002 Tour of Homes
  

• Answer needed on church
  
  

• End the dying season
  

• Silly superstition paralyzes Sept. 11 travelers
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Why we live here
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins
  

• Legion reaches 40 wins, Reynoso leading the way
  Four wins, fourth place at district tourney
  
  

• Skaters show skills at Summer Championships
  Sun Valley hosts annual competition
  
  

• Lowry, Harris lead Sun Valley swimmers
  At Long Course Championships
  
  

• Olson fastest in White Knob Challenge
  Mountain bikers invade Mackay
  
  

• View Point takes two for coed title
  Color Haus falls in 4-2 defensive battle

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