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Local Life: Nov. 23
Photos from around the valley with Express photographers Roland Lane and Willy Cook
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Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022. Baldy after a snow storm.
The annual Firefighters Ball in Ketchum.
The annual Firefighters' Ball in Ketchum.
Friday, Nov. 11, 2022. SV Culinary students invite the public for a Pop-Up sandwhich shop.
Monday, Nov. 14, 2022. Quigley Farms subdivision.
Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022. Sun Valley's Pray For Snow Party
Monday, Nov. 14, 2022. Sunbeam subdivision elk.
Monday, Nov. 14, 2022. Curling at Campion Ice House.
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- Keith Roark re-elected to lead BCSD board (5)
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- Critical minerals are key to our economy, national security (4)
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- Commissioners bring Blaine County back from COVID-19 with help from community (4)
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- Idaho's federal delegation submits letter to Postmaster General, seeks answers on Hailey Post Office (4)
- North Blaine County Fire District outlines financial needs for Greenhorn housing (4)
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- Commissioners looking for public comments on new water diversion plan (3)
- Holidays bring plenty of cheer to Ketchum businesses (3)
- Shelter effort was a success (3)
- The 'energy gap' no one wants to tussle with (3)
- Salmon‐Challis National Forest seeking comments on motorized trail grants (3)
- School board delays decision on early Wednesday release (3)
- Moose attack sends Ketchum woman to the hospital (3)
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- Idaho House to vote on bill to strip cities of state funding for refusing to enforce state felonies (2)
- Rep. Jack Nelsen looks to set the record straight after 'offensive' joke (2)
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- New allegations place Hailey police chief under scrutiny in Bellevue slaying (1)
- Emily Vandenberg earns NAIA honors (1)
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- Blaine County Housing Authority elects Keith Perry as new chair (1)
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