Snows Breathe Life into Ski Season Snowboarders and skiers alike reveled in seeing at least 33 inches of snowfall on Bald Mountain this week. Back-to-back storms also spelled relief for Sun Valley Resort officials and Ketchum-area retailers. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, December 10, 2004

• Santistevan sobs through testimony
  Jury could give verdict in shooting case today

• Actor offers land for new airport
  Acreage owned by Willis is near finalist site in Camas County

• Airport looms on Fairfield's horizon
  Mayor sees 'incredible growth' in town's future

• Willis tells Kempthorne about land offer
  

• Snows breathe life into ski season
  Successive storms drop more than 33 inches of snow on Bald Mountain

• Hall: 'Hopefully, this thing is over'
  Ketchum City Council president wants Legislature to address dual-service issue

• Crash cause unknown
  Too early for investigators to draw conclusions

• A do for dog owners
  ERC installs dog waste disposal bin

• Senior projects open windows
  Students encouraged to pursue passions

• Winning debaters are on a roll
  

• Preparation prevents school snow day closing
  

• Get fit, then get skiing
  It's never too late to get in shape

• In orbit yet?
  Endless Conversation by Tony Evans

• Local author details A, B, Cs of emotions
  Adjusting your attitude in time for the holidays

• First Snow
  

• A GI takes on the Defense boss
  

• Is Ketchum City Hall snoozing?
  

• Sunny days and 10 positive points of light
  Commentary by Jim Banholzer

• Gimme Five
  World Cup race winner, Graham Watanabe

• Hailey wrestlers get down to business
  Jerome, Wood River square off in opener

• Winterstart set for Saturday
  Get out your skinny skis

• Tigers tank Cutthroats
  Girls Northside Conference hoops

• Get real and lift a heel
  Sun Valley Telemark Series race dates set

• Shoshone whips up a little home cooking for Carey