Holiday Tree visits valley

‘From Idaho’s Heart to America’s home’

At least 300 folks showed up Monday, Nov. 10, on Main Street in Ketchum to welcome the Capitol Holiday Tree cut in Idaho and en route to Washington, D.C. The Wood River High School Choir entertained the crowds before speeches by Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne, Sun Valley Mayor Dave Wilson, Ketchum Mayor Ed Simon and Sun Valley-Ketchum Chamber Board President Bob Nero. The tree arrives at the Capitol Dec. 1 after making its way east through several other communities. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of November 12 - 18, 2003

• Ranchers try more natural approach
  Sheep business sets environmental goals

• Montessori flourishes with new school head

• Community Players to present
  ‘The Boys From Syracuse’

• No more Jason Stifflers

• Deplorable strategy

• One-eyed ‘fiction’ police
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Some thoughts on the culture of control
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• A final frontier is on Wood River’s horizon
  Girls shoot for first state berth

• Bronze goes to Sunsets in Arizona
  Speth, Chubb are offensive stars

• Fury takes two in Boise
  Women’s hockey buoyed by strong netminder

• Volleyball team’s journey ends at awards dinner
  WRHS’s state runner-up squad

• Sophs dominate All-Northside volleyball
  Young players step up

• Cutthroats salute fall athletes
  At awards fete in Sun Valley

• Western Frisbee shines
  Ketchum Masters take third in Florida

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