Park ‘n’ surf

Kayakers ride the spring waves

John Jacoby gets a Sunday afternoon workout on the Greenhorn wave of the Big Wood River south of Ketchum. Jacoby was one of 15 boaters enjoying the cold-weather surfing. Avid kayaker Paul Jones pointed out that the Greenhorn wave is an ideal place to practice a number of kayaking maneuvers. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of May 21 - 27, 2003

• Alex Sundali wins Zone 4 seat on school board
   
• How should your vote be counted?
  Sun Valley City Council debates election processes
   
• Future of Elkhorn is still unclear
  Sun Valley Council delays zoning changes
   
• Legislature’s cuts to education
  may have long-term consequences
   
• Ketchum man dies in rollover
   
• Ice Show signs Lithuanian dance champs, medalists
   
• Vets honored at Memorial Day services
   
• ICL celebrates 30th year
  Environmental group reviews successes, ongoing problems
   
• Simpson says bill evolving for Boulder-White Clouds
   
• ICL honors Express publisher for
  environmental journalism
   
• Mountain trails slowly open to hikers, bikers
   
• Hailey P&Z tackles design proposals, applications
   

• Sport climbers train for big climbs
  Try lava tube cragging on Snake River Plain
   
• Historical Museum gets a face-lift
   

• Springfest brings arts and crafts to south valley
  
  

• Is Sen. Craig out of touch?
   
• The traffic lesson of Salt Lake City
   

• Full hearts, benevolent spirits
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins
   
• Why isn’t reality good enough?
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
   

• State golds to Evans, Hailey mixed team
  Cutthroats, Wolverines tie for second
   
• 2003 State 3A tennis tournament
  May 16-17 at Boise: 16 schools, 128 players
   
• Dale Martin is WR’s new grid coach
  After a two-month search
   
• Wood River beats Buhl 3-2 for district title
  Kinghorn delivers Conover with game winner
   
• 2-0, 7-6 wins lift Hailey into state softball
  Kirtley’s pitching, hitting leads Hailey
   
• High school rodeo stops at Carey arena
  Fifth District contest
   

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