Winter finally arrives

Baldy to open Friday

Camille and Brian Burrett, on vacation from Mill Valley, Calif., took advantage of the weekend’s fresh 
snowfall to toboggan on Dollar Mountain over the holiday weekend. Sun Valley Co. reported that guests, despite lack of snow and skiing, appeared to enjoy themselves over Thanksgiving. Sun Valley also announced Tuesday that Baldy will open for top-to-bottom skiing on Saturday and limited skiing on Friday. Express photo by David N. Seelig

For the week of Nov 28 - Dec 4, 2001

• Winter finally arrives
  Baldy to open Friday
  
  

• Gourlay, Corrock vie for Ketchum council
  City’s first runoff election Tuesday
  
  

• Election Tuesday works like typical election day
  
  

• Ketchum hammers out housing priorities
  
  

• Hailey OKs new calculations for annexation fees
  Amount for Airport West is $1.8 million 
  
  

• Snowmobilers can drive through sections of Hailey
  Conditional use permit granted by P&Z
  
  

• Manager disputes slow cleanup allegations
  Gasoline contamination at Redfish unresolved
  
  

• Sack makes tracks to the Middle East
  

• Friendships span half century
  ‘Handkerchief Girls’ remain a tightly knit group
  
  

• Lessons on tolerance discussed
  Muslims observe Ramadan and Thanksgiving in Triumph
  

• "Nutcracker Suite" is a family affair
  (deleted) 
  

• Fire station with no water
   

• Forget the tax cuts; spend on schools
   

• Finding what to savor in Italy
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• ‘Terrorism’ fears trump real Idaho problems
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Things are looking up for Wood River boys
  Basketball season starts Thursday
  

• Carey rebuilds from state runner-up perch
  Panther boys will run and gun
  

• Defense first, is the Cutthroat motto
  Community School boys open campaign
  

• American places second in World Cup slalom
  Bode Miller breaks 14-year jinx in Aspen
  

• Chairmen of the boards
  Sun Valley Midgets hope to bang a little, score a lot
  

• Public Notice Summary

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