Savoring The Season Mom and daughter Stephanie Carlson, right, and Eva Carlson enjoy a quiet moment together Saturday during the Crosstoberfest bicycle races at the River Run base of Bald Mountain. Races for cyclists of various ages and abilities were part of a two-day event to celebrate fall and the impending arrival of ski season. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

• Hailey voters to decide on single council seat
  Tony St. George challenges incumbent Martha Burke

• Voters to decide future of LOT
  ‘Tourist tax’ could be extended 20 years

• Ketchum voters look at long list of candidates
  7 residents vie for 2 seats on City Council

• 3 compete to be Ketchum mayor
  Incumbent Hall challenged by Shafran, Garcia

• 5 seek a seat at Sun Valley’s table
  2 positions on City Council up for election

• Bellevue voters to pick 3 out of 4
  2 incumbents and 2 challengers running for council

• 2 in running for Stanley mayor
  Incumbent Hannah Stauts not seeking re-election

• Levy debate nears end; election looms
  Voters to decide fate of proposal Thursday

• Putting Ketchum’s URA into context
  Is there a good explanation for $5.56 million debt?

• Quieter snow guns installed on Baldy
  Devices make 180 gallons of snow per minute for halfpipe

• City approves plan for rodeo grounds
  Hailey could finally get an ice rink

• Hailey resident dies in Utah
  Cause of death of avid mountain biker Todd Johnston not yet known

• Hailey plans new Woodside fire station
  City awaits $1.3 million in stimulus funds to start project

• Bellevue races weather in infrastructure hurdles
  Sidewalk and water meter projects need reworking

• Bellevue finalizes animal ordinance
  4 dogs and 2 cats allowed per household

• Video voyeur admits to assault on woman
  Jones faces probation withdrawal in earlier conviction

• Black Hawk soars over Sun Valley
  

• Trial set in felony theft case
  

• Timmerman crash sends 2 to hospital
  British Columbia couple treated at St. Luke’s

• Woman cited in alleged DUI crash
  

• Economy bumps old concerns in ski towns
  

• News briefs
  

• It’s time for tricks and treats
  Kids can enjoy Halloween in Ketchum and Hailey

• ‘Dynasty’ tops 60 years of Warren Miller ski films
  Movie takes a look at past, present and future snow riding

• ‘Pride and Prejudice’ stands straight and proud
  WRHS performers embrace English in prose and manners

• It’s a Nightmare celebration
  Ketchum Halloween street party is a howl and horror

• Can't see it
  

• Election endorsements
  

• There are better uses for $60 million
  

• Schools shape future for young people
  

• What to name a new airport?
  

• Vote for Barovetto
  

• Hall cares about city
  

• Levy is justified
  

• District needs a lesson
  

• Change needed in Hailey
  

• Vote no on levy
  

• Jonas good for Ketchum
  

• Barovetto listens
  

• Vote for Burke
  

• Hall kept Scott USA in town
  

• Take city in a new direction
  

• Vote for Ribi, Youngman
  

• Vote for Shafran
  

• Support Barovetto
  

• Four more years? No!
  

• Levy key for students
  

• Say yes to Shafran
  

• Support the levy
  

• Ketchum needs change
  

• Carey stuffs ‘Dogs rushers 40-12, awaits Richfield
  “Senior Night” tonight at Parke Field

• Clutch kicks pave way for wet Wolverine win
  WRHS rallies past Canyon Ridge 9-8 in finale

• Ligety second in World Cup GS opener
  At Soelden, Austria

• Blaine thinclads ready for state in Panhandle
  Caulkins runs for state title

• Carey volleyball makes it back to state tourney
  First trip for the Panthers since 2005

• Cutthroat girls bring home a soccer trophy
  TCS girls win twice for consolation crown

• Shootout win, sportsmanship trophy to WRHS
  Keeper Gove, Foley lift girls over Century

• 3-2 win over Skyview is Hailey high point
  At State 4A boys’ tournament

• Sports summary
  

• Ghost town
  

• Baird joins one of aviation’s smallest ‘clubs’
  Airport manager leaves public office to focus on his work

• ‘Fall’ back on Sunday
  Daylight saving time will revert to normal time at 2 a.m.

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• There’s no such thing as clean coal
  Even with new technology, coal energy harms the environment

• Ron Brady
  

• Todd Michael Johnston