Take 2 brings film festival into focus Nascent event deemed a ‘tremendous success’ Academy Award-winning actress Jodie Foster accepts a key to the city of Sun Valley from Mayor Dewayne Briscoe at the closing ceremonies of the Sun Valley Film Festival on Sunday night at the nexStage Theatre in Ketchum. Briscoe called Foster, who hosted an event earlier that day, the “headliner of all headliners.” Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

• Take 2 brings film festival into focus
  Nascent event deemed a ‘tremendous success’

• FAA delays tower decision
  Response expected March 22

• Blaine Manor staff looks for answers
  Some workers wondering about future employment

• Group lobbies for bike path levy
  Asphalt has outlived expectations, engineer says

• City renews employee benefit plans
  Mayor hopes self-insurance pool ‘works out,’ but won’t join

• Bellevue firefighters to get wildland training
  Council sees state contracts as source of revenue

• Ketchum smoke-free law advances
  Violators of new ordinance could pay up to $52

• Ketchum says ‘better pay up’ on LOT
  Mayor breaks tie to add ‘teeth’ to tax enforcement

• Man gets prison for stealing from family
  Judge says defendant ‘stabbed them in the back’

• Police investigate cinema vandalism
  Window smashed and old projector toppled

• Tech conference to debut at resort
  Dent the Future set for March 24-27

• Woman treated, released after crash
  Sheriff says accident still under investigation

• Hunter/Jumper show at Thermal attracts local riders
  Desert Circuit event near Palm Springs

• Briefs
  

• Irresistable occupation
  Brother Ali’s hip-hop for social justice

• SolFest 2013
  The ultimate spring break offerings

• Movie lover’s paradise
  For nostalgia buffs or fans in training, these films are a must-see

• Two familiar faces
  With fresh music to share

• Around Town
  

• RNC Report
  

• U.S. must avoid austerity-driven disaster
  

• Measure twice, cut once
  

• Silent on rape no more
  

• Are our local officials overpaid?
  

• Couple opposed superintendent’s contract extension
  

• Support the bike path levy
  

• Film Festival was a huge success
  

• Learning the benefits, joys of team sports
  International students get crash course in hoops, Idaho

• Park City IMD finals bring out 150 kids
  U-12 and U-10 races on CB’s, Picabo’s

• Strong finish for girls, boys in Utah hockey
  U-14 girls, PeeWees claim third place

• Devo freeskiers impress at Olympic Park
  Fun divisional finals at Park City

• Sign-ups starting for BCRD baseball, softball and T-ball
  Youth programs are a big hit with kids

• Rising star Shiffrin earns World Cup slalom globe
  

• Nice weather greets spring sport athletes
  

• Revolution Tour in full swing on Dollar
  Daily snowboard, skier racing through Friday

• Alaska on top as Junior Nationals end at Fairbanks
  Nordic finals for ages 14-19

• Sports summary
  

• Mariel Hemingway is no longer ‘running from crazy’
  Actress discusses mental-health issues, new book

• Hailey plans to join regional dispatch
  SIRCOMM contract could go into effect Oct. 1

• Life as a dance
  

• Eugene Holman Jr.
  

• Melanie Ann Welburn Kendall
  

• Marvel McGehee
  Death Notice

• Women in aprons
  Sharing food and love with the Wood River Valley

• Laying on hands
  Women use alternative methods to bring healing

• Spirit cheerleader
  Shari Kunz as Woman of the Year celebrates years of dishing up confidence

• Women of steel
  Ladies, don’t be scared of ‘lifting heavy’

• What was the best piece of advice your mother ever gave you?
  Women on the street