Winter Dawns With Mountain Dust As one of the West?s most colorful seasons wanes, winter?s blacks, whites and shades of gray are waxing, and so too is her chilly disposition. With the setting of autumn comes the rising of white dreams, the roar of snow guns, the soft silence of a gentle snowfall. With Sun Valley Co. scheduled to fire up its snowmaking operation in about three weeks, the days of riding the white winter carpet are not far away. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, October 20, 2004

• Flying doctor earns national honor
  Paris named Family Physician of the Year

• Prosecutor declines to charge Hall
  Ketchum civil lawsuit against councilman will proceed as planned

• Four arrested on drug charges
  Police hope bust stems rise in valley heroin use

• Mock election offers civics lesson
  Practice exercise also reveals election mistakes do happen

• Hunter finds human bones
  Remains may be of Iowa man who disappeared in 2001

• Ketchum eyes own housing project
  Council agrees to discuss affordable housing proposal for Park and Ride lot

• Developers propose community housing
  23-acre development would include 126 new homes

• Ketchum police equipped with ?Taser? stun guns
  Equipment could reduce injuries to officers and suspects, chief says

• Double murder suspect moved to Burley jail
  Defense team says solitary confinement is out of line for Johnson

• Defense may claim stress disorder
  Judge allows limited examination of Santistevan by prosecution?s doctor

• Scott vs. ScotteVest heads to court
  Defendant would like to reach settlement before trial

• SV elections for open-seats resurfaces
  Mayor to ask council to amend council-seat election process

• Trapped horse rescued following mishap
  Ketchum Backcountry Rescue Team pulls horse out of tight spot

• Foodies create for good cause
  A benefit for the Advocates features edibles

• Adopt-a-Village through Tostan
  Organization helps with education in Africa

• Two Weeks Left...
  

• From red, white and blue to red, blue and purple
  Commentary by Betty Bell

• Senior Connection assists seniors with drug cards
  Guest opinion by Brenda Shappee

• A precious right threatened
  

• Water, water isn?t everywhere
  

• Hooked on ?war?
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Offense finally scores in Jerome game
  But Tigers prevail 39-13

• Sports summary
  

• Spartans outlast Hailey spikers in five
  Tournament action in Hailey

• Step one is done for Hailey girls soccer
  Great Basin champs earn state trip

• State soccer in range for Cutthroat girls
  With 5-0 win over Buhl

• Musher speed crushes Carey 52-6
  Dalin rushes for 190 yards, 3 TDs

• Burley?s big dogs bite Wood River 1-0 (2 OT)
  Extra time snaps Hailey?s win streak

• McBryant finishes Blue Devil triathlon
  Second in 55-59

• Public Meetings
  

• Public Notice Summary