D-Day in Elkhorn

Resort’s Treat Haus first to go

Demolition contractors for Elkhorn Resort owner CG-Elkhorn on Saturday used a giant backhoe to raze a three-story convention building that was once part of the River Rock Steak House on the north side of the village plaza. Contractors on Friday completely demolished the adjacent building that once housed the Treat Haus snack shop and the Elkhorn Post Office. Express photo by David N. Seelig

For the week of February 26 - March 4, 2003

• Elkhorn demolition starts after extensive delay
  Treat Haus building razed on Friday
   
• Sun Valley outlines plan to use 5-acre parcel
  City to hold public hearing on plan March 19
   
• Valley residents support in-town recycling bins
   
• P&Z to consider Paul’s Market remodel
  Developers proposing new business center
   
• Sun Valley eyes commercial zone changes
  P&Z schedules public hearing on March 11
   
• Bellevue group plans open space fund-raisers
  Residents, city seek to protect riverside parcel
   
• Judge seals file in suit against Tom Hanks
   
• Applicants sought for new housing authority
   
• ATV loop proposed from Challis to Arco
   

• Expedition Inspirations continues to inspire
  Breast cancer symposium informs discussion
   
• Capturing the moment and beyond
  The photography of Michael Eastman

• Singing about all the good things in life
  

• The buzz in Copper Basin
   
• Pop this pigeon

• A family thanks the community
  Commentary by JoEllin Collins
   

• Wrong reform for ‘tort reform’
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Sun Valley boarders
   

• Cranston Cup comes to Soldier
  Baldy races next
   

• 15 Nordic kids going north to Alaska
  Nordic Junior National qualifiers
   

• Moose give Suns some humble pie
  5-3, 8-3 sweep at Snow King Center
   

• SV5B strong at Nampa
   

• Rippers conquer the elements
  Friday’s "Midnight Bombers"
   

• Wrestlers send eight to state
  Good district meet for Wolverines

• Public Notice Summary

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