Blaze consumes businesses

Damage estimated at $500,000

Ketchum Fire Department Captain Miles Canfield, the initial incident commander at a raging fire Sunday night at 271 Second Ave. North in central Ketchum, gets the ball rolling by establishing a plan to attack and contain the blaze. Although crews within five minutes had prevented the fire from spreading to adjacent structures and in 30 minutes had it contained, the intense heat and flames destroyed the building’s two businesses and three apartments. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of June 11 - 17, 2003

• Wilderness Society honors ‘Idaho heroes’
  Group convenes in Sun Valley to plan future

• Founder of Earth Day warns of overpopulation

• Getting hitched with a twist
  NTC summer production is interactive theatre
  

• The credibility gap

• Court stops robbery

• Sen. Craig’s crude politics
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Process matters
  Commentary by Adam Tanous

• Sun Valley ice show debuts Saturday
  Lithuanian dancers open 66th season

• Golf courses recovering from ice damage
  Some keep golfers off the grass

• Wood River Cup draws crowds
  Mountain bikers at Rotarun

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• Public Notice Summary

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