Voter turnout strong on Tuesday Absentee voting down in Blaine County Poll workers instruct voters on how to cast their ballots Tuesday at the Community Campus in Hailey. Poll workers in Hailey said the stream of voters Tuesday afternoon was “steady,” while poll workers in Ketchum described voter turnout as “heavy.” Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

• Election Results: By the numbers
  

• Voter turnout strong on Tuesday
  Absentee voting down in Blaine County

• Find election results on Express website
  

• Sun Valley: Where Olympians come to train
  SVSEF earns designation as Olympic training site

• City OKs $15K more for legal fees
  Total for Sun Valley personnel-related matters now up to $111,478

• When will gas prices drop in Idaho?
  National average drops 13 cents in a week

• County weighs options for airport
  Flying Hat Ranch may not be for sale, commissioner says

• Crews extinguish blaze near Trail Creek
  Late-season wildfire deemed ‘accidental’

• Bike group hires first paid director
  Brett Stevenson comes on board from ICL

• DUI crash leads to 1-year jail sentence
  Passenger seriously injured in 2012 Broadford Road accident

• Hailey Welcome Center gets donor
  Matching funds to support historical exhibits

• Nonprofit challenged to raise $360,000
  Wood River Land Trust drive to pay for operating expenses

• You can name your trout ‘Frankenfish’
  Trout Unlimited teams with Pioneer Montessori School to ‘adopt a trout’

• Students give back to area nonprofits
  WOW Student Generosity Project ramps up efforts

• Hailey adopts new street standards
  Will apply to developments of 7 lots or more

• Man charged with felony in gun incident
  Hailey police allege suspect threatened his wife

• Man pleads guilty to felony DUI
  Defendant convicted of 3rd drunk driving incident in a year

• Briefs
  

• Genetics not excluded
  Lukas Nelson’s career is his own, bent on honoring a promise to keep it real

• Try anything, once
  But overdoing it is what distinguishes these characters in former English teacher’s new novel

• Follow the fairies
  Take a lyrical trip through the stories we hold dear

• Pray For Snow
  

• ‘The Mousetrap’
  A deadly game from the mind of Agatha Christie

• Around Town
  

• Toasting Democracy
  

• Sun shines on secret donors
  

• Let’s end voting debacles
  

• Finally, we hear the fat lady’s aria
  

• County needs good Wi-Fi
  

• Look at Woodside cost per mile
  

• Overweight people were frightening
  

• Senior Connection provides vital services
  

• Figure skaters excel at regional meets
  Community School athletes

• Lighthouse arsenal sends Carey home 54-14
  Lions defense shuts down Panther attack

• Records fall, WRHS girls regain state title
  At state swimming competition in Boise

• Prep athletes honored on All-League teams
  Monjaras, Brand saluted as top coach, player

• Shootout winner by Evans lifts Chapman soccer
  New SCIAC college champion

• B League, B+ League hockey
  Schedules for 2012-13 seasons

• Trail Creek 12k results
  

• Sports summary
  

• Right/wrong reality
  

• Business Briefs
  

• Businesses cope with downside of resort location
  Slack season has benefits, but is mostly negative, they say

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Martha Ellen Brumback
  

• Jean Putnam Daily
  

• Larry Lee Haskin
  

• Archie Mishkin