‘We’re Off To See The Wizard’ “Wizard of Oz” characters the Scarecrow, right, and the Tin Man were just two of hundreds of costumed revelers who celebrated Halloween in downtown Ketchum Saturday night, during the city’s “Nightmare on Main Street” event. The festivities included a screening of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” a costume contest and a street dance in the center of town. Express photo by Mark Oliver

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

• Election results: By the numbers
  

• Hall wins 2nd term as mayor
  Baird Gourlay, Nina Jonas win City Council seats

• Ribi, Youngman cruise to victory
  Both win easily in field of 5

• Burke elected to 5th term in Hailey
  LOT extension passes easily

• Hattula, Gelskey, Ramsey win in Bellevue
  Voter turnout a mere 14 percent

• Collision south of Timmerman leaves 3 dead
  Peruvian community shaken by tragic loss of members

• Board Ranch fire tests emergency systems
  Fatal car crash and house fire keep departments busy Friday

• Sun Valley raises cost of day pass $5
  

• Hospital awaits next batch of H1N1 vaccine
  Shipments trickle in for other outlets

• Out with house, in with garden
  City reviews plan for downtown community garden

• P&Z OKs Woodside fire station
  $1.6 million in stimulus funds sought for construction

• Record returns for sockeye salmon
  833 red fish make trip back to Sawtooth Valley

• ‘Long, twisted’ lawsuit continues
  Judges’ rulings lead to more appeals

• School district gets $4M geothermal grant
  Levy approval makes funds available for resource development

• Carey-based ranch wins BLM award
  Lava Lake honored for responsible grazing

• Felonies filed in Elkhorn crash
  Driver allegedly tested double the DUI limit

• Trial set for gun incident
  Woman charged with threatening her son

• River Run plan sails through P&Z
  Panel unanimously recommends annexation to City Council

• News Briefs
  

• Should an employer pay for alcohol at parties?
  

• Season pass sales up, reservations down
  Despite signs, Sun Valley Co. optimistic about ski season

• Give the valley a ‘Shot in the Arm’
  Saturday event offers chance to win $500 shopping spree

• Business Briefs
  

• It’s more than hip-hop
  Christylez Bacon kicks off Winter Concert Series

• Horses hear call of the wild
  Fundraiser planned to return 19 mares to the open range

• They’ve got game
  Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation to hold 33rd annual fundraiser

• Meet the ‘Freedom Riders’
  Film screening Thursday at Magic Lantern in Ketchum

• Play advocate to speak at conference
  Dr. Stuart Brown will deliver keynote address

• Remember to vote
  

• School district should issue special annual levy report
  

• China burns U.S. consumers again
  

• Jumping through hoops to please women
  

• How to become a ‘multimillionaire’ with no effort
  

• Voters did right thing
  

• Letter writer speaks out
  

• Privacy invasions too bold
  

• Youth soccer teams meet the challenge in Boise
  Three champions at Gem State Challenge

• Caulkins brings home the gold
  Cross country winner in Panhandle

• High Desert All-League boys are named
  State champ Gooding tops soccer picks

• Camas County spikers grab first state title
  Sweep unbeaten through Lewiston meet

• Soldier Mountain All-Stars ready for first test
  Cheerleading and other youth programs

• Spring soccer team set for Select U-17 girls
  Sign-ups underway

• Sports summary
  

• A hometown Halloween
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Greening our schools
  New programs can help the environment and save money

• John Ahern
  

• Helen Halloran
  

• Peggy Weir