Gondola, open space dominate SV debate City officials unveil proposed land-use map to public Jack Cloud, Sun Valley community development director, explains a set of changes being proposed for the city?s land-use map, which helps guide planning and zoning decisions. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, January 7, 2005

• Friedman authority chair backed for extended term
  

• Full-scale plowing kept airport open
  

• Latin food choices increase
  Grocers tailor shelves to growing Hispanic needs

• Gondola, open space dominate SV debate
  City officials unveil proposed land-use map to public

• Lincoln County 'area' OKd for airport study
  Board avoids use of 'site' in decision

• Sun Valley provides tsunami-relief advice
  

• Major storm may hit this weekend
  16 to 30 inches of snow in Idaho forecast

• Community Library celebrates half century
  

• Dance of passion taps into valley
  Flamenco workshop and show offered

• Best of the year in music
  This Note's for You by Keith Waller

• Bronco Bustin'
  

• Right to direct legislation should be protected
  Commentary by Ryan Davidson

• Gonzales' tortured testimony
  

• Another repugnant federal fee
  

• Wolverines stun Bees 50-46 in upset special
  51-point turnaround for Wood River boys

• Minico dominates the mat in Hailey
  Wrestlers back in business, after the holiday

• Buckets of fun
  Cutthroats cruise past Dietrich

• Vacation rebound
  Dietrich catches Cutthroats

• Panthers chalk up sixth straight win
  Go for seven at Richfield tonight

• Freeman, Wagner race to U.S. titles