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Air artery saved

State and U.S. Forest Service protect Stanley Airport from development

Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne (front seat) was given a tour of the runway at the Stanley Airport yesterday in a vintage biplane as aviator Bob Danner piloted. The plane sliced through a ribbon in a celebration of state and federal success in protecting the airport from future development and ensuring that Stanley maintains air access. Express photo by Willy Cook

Cemetary secretary charged with embezzlement
Nearly $58,000 allegedly stolen
Council, residents support smaller scale buildings
Local residents packed Ketchum City Hall to comment on proposed new design review regulations for downtown buildings
South county set for more industry
The amount of land headed for industrial development in the county expanded by 300 acres last week.
911 prank snags three high schoolers
Caller said he was going to "shoot" people at school.
State and feds save Stanley strip
'Vital link' preserved

Wild and woolly parade
Trailing of the Sheep draws a record crowd
Olympic gold medalist offers presentation
Dara Torres will give a presentation regarding her comeback in Sydney this fall

The 11th Annual Swing'N'Dixie Jazz Jamboree
Jazz.
A many splendored thing
A brief history of jazz

Politics at home
Few small Idaho counties face the challenges and opportunities that Blaine County does, where explosive growth has created changes not always to the liking of residents.

Social pressures and the independent person
The majority of subjects held their ground and chose the correct line a couple of times before caving in and aligning themselves with the choices of their peers, despite the evidence of their own eyes that they were lying to themselves and the world. Commentary by Dick Dorworth

Public Notice Summary

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 and other stories in this weeks' issue:

Bellevue tables Voicestream lease again

Ketchum considers downtown area rezone

NEPA scoping process to collect issues


	FOR THE WEEK OF: October 18-24, 2000