Chairway to heaven

Sixty-seventh ski season under way

Following a frigid, nightlong wait at the base of Warm Springs, Will Roth, Alex Nelson and Colin Collins, right to left, bagged the first chair of the year with former Sun Valley Mayor Joanne Levy, who waited a more conservative two hours to show up at the lift.  Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of Nov 27 - Dec 3, 2002

• Council denies Lindley’s return bid
  McBryant appointed Hailey mayor

• Baldy open top-to-bottom on both sides
  Nightlong wait reaps first chair
  

• Hospital’s financial situation improves
  

• Water year off to dismal start
  

• Ben Young’s life helps Young Life
  

• Hailey Council, P&Z to move out of City Hall
  Library will take over city’s meeting room
  

• Spruces react badly to man’s intrusion
  

• Hometown shopping helps 
  local economy, and it’s fun
  

• Warm Springs revitalization under way
  Skier days slip as businesses take strides to reverse trend
  

• Seeds of destruction spread
  County counterattacks noxious weeds
  

• Sun Valley originals in private hands
  

• Good report card
  

• One eye on the turkey
  

• Trifling with global warming
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• The downhill slide of ski towns
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Preserving what we all love about Idaho
  Guest opinion by Linn Kincannon
  

• Not seeing is believing
  The story of T.J. Squires
  

• Big ideas for small town football
  Carey coach proposes changes in 8-man ball 
  

• Carey Panthers gridders make All-League
  

• Speed thrills
  Cat-quick Cutthroats ready to cut loose
  

• Wood River works out the kinks
  Wolverines topped twice in non-conference action
  

• Cutthroats JV wins, varsity suffers a loss
  Home to Carey next week

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