Air Hailey!

City’s new skateboard park popular

Hailey resident Jens Peterson, 14, took advantage of unusually warm weather last week to test out Hailey’s new state-of-the-art skateboard park next to the Rodeo Grounds. The $285,000 park —which was designed by industry innovator Dreamland Skateparks of Portland, Ore.—was opened to the public earlier this month, and has attracted huge crowds on weekends.  Photo by David Seelig

For the week of Oct 30 - Nov 5, 2002

• Federal employees begin airport baggage checks
  

• Ketchum LOT down 2.7 percent
  
  

• Community School proposal inching forward
  Sun Valley P&Z sets tentative limits on traffic
  
  

• Bellevue eyes changes to parking ordinance
  Public hearing set for Dec. 12
  
  

• County meets opposition to McHanville rezone plan
  
  

• Ketchum to host Nov. 13 meeting on
  town center options
  
  

• Pertussis a whopping pain in the throat for valley
  
  

• Affordable-housing units near completion
  72 apartments to open in Hailey
  
  

• Three hunters charged with attacking man
  
  
  

• Pet pampering’s a valley ritual
  Maintaining a dog’s life takes dedication
  
  

• This old house’s haunted?
  New owner relates on spirits in residence
  
  

• Spooky stories for Halloween Night
  Frightening fables from scary schoolchildren
  
  

• ‘Turning Heads’ addresses effects 
  of cancer treatments
  
  

• Express endorsements
  
  

• Real ‘homeland security’ being neglected
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Time’s winged chariot—or SUV
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins
  

• Runners go wild in record 62-8 win
  Hailey piles up 627 yards
  
  

• Wood River Grid Composite
  Season Football Stats
  
  

• Panthers (8-0) blank Blue Devils 50-0 on gridiron
  Showdown with Castleford set for Friday
  
  

• 2002 Carey Football Composite
  Season Football Stats
  
  

• District banner stays in Wood River
  Third straight volleyball title for Hailey
  
  

• Hailey runners blaze a new trail
  Girls win first district title in 18 years
  
  

• Swimmers spook, slash in Idaho Falls
  SV5B topples meet records
  
  

• Hockey teams back on the ice
  Sunsets, Fury in Boise

• Public Notice Summary

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