Not bad, Malad

Early spring
prompts
outdoor play

The weather has been warm, and Idaho’s rivers are beginning to rise. Broadford Road resident Sam Parker took advantage of the warm spring weather last week to sneak an early-season run on the spring-fed Malad River near Hagerman. The run, which is framed by two hydroelectric diversion canals, is short, but it’s good for some early splashes. Express photo by Greg Stahl

Friday — March 26, 2004

• Sun Villas team mulls major changes
  Community housing, spa could be included

• Sagewillow school plan prompts new lawsuit

• A ‘town’ that won’t die
  Picabo’s on brink of new surge of life

• Some Kerry volunteers get thank-yous
  Some volunteers say they were snubbed by Kerry

• Warm weather arrives early
  Outdoor activity abounds

• Johnson trial rescheduled
  Wood takes over case

• Bellevue mails levy increase newsletter
  Tax increase would cover demand for services

• Soldier Mountain closes early
  Warm weather melts winter snowpack

• ‘Build a School’ campaign nears goal

• Handicapped dogs find peace in the valley
  Owners have no handicap in loving

• Making sensible seafood choices

• Yee-haw!
  Janss Pro Am Classic ropes in entertainment

• Keller Williams: A loopy kind of musician

• Wilderness no economic panacea
  Guest opinion by John Thompson

• New Medicare law is bad joke

• A fond farewell to a super ski season
  Cross country ski team stages awards banquet

• Local riders have their day in the sun
  Tucson horse show

• Head indoors for a little footy

• Ski Club Championships coming up

• Public Notice Summary

• Public Meetings