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Building tests Ketchum’s limits
Developer says it’s an example of how maximizing use of a
lot can be done right |
- Muster moxie to control downtown architecture
The politics driving Ketchum’s attempt to reduce the size of buildings
in about two-thirds of its downtown became apparent during a review of a building designed
for the highly visible Sun Valley Road site that used to be home to Louie’s
Restaurant
- Snowmobiles vs. skiers
Sawtooth Forest supervisor Bill LeVere promised this week that unless the
two groups resolve their differences by Oct. 1, 2000, he will do it for them
- Time to recognize America's peacetime heroes
It’s there to see and hear everyday, the cultural phenomenon sweeping
the United States the past year or so—the return of the "hero" as an
American icon to be idolized and revered. Commentary by Pat Murphy.
- The lure of harbor lights
If you have read my columns before, you are aware of my almost physical
need for travel or, as my former mother- in-law said, the fact that I have "wheels on
my feet." Commentary by JoEllen Collins.
The Idaho Mountain Express is distributed free to residents and
guests throughout the Sun Valley resort areas. Subscribers
to the Idaho Mountain Express will read these stories and more in this weeks'
issue:
Bellevue discusses new water billing rules
Bellevue election will be uncontested
Skiers and snowmobilers work to resolve
conflicts
County passes public assembly ordinance
Consensus isn’t easy in the Wood
River Valley
Valleywide transportation system explored
Four
smashups on icy highway
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