An Autumn Climb in the Clouds Shrouded in early-morning mist, the 27th Annual Baldy Hill Climb Saturday on Sun Valley?s famed ski mountain ended in a photo finish with three-time-winner Whit Albright, 35, right, edging out 17-year-old Miles Fink-Debray in a time of just under 37 minutes. They joined only a handful (five) of climbers who have beaten the 37-minute mark since the event began in 1979. A total 163 people finished the 3,140-foot vertical race in hiking and running classes. Sturtevants (David Harrison, Jason Conners, Todd Byle) won the business class and the Garings were the top family. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, September 28, 2005

• Water users may find they have no rights
  Water board to review more than 20,000 Blaine County claims

• Artist launches bid for Ketchum mayoral seat
  

• Express affirmed as Bellevue?s newspaper of record
  Court delivers blow to Lee Publishing lawsuit

• NTSB says pilot failed to control aircraft
  

• Truck driver wreaks havoc in Hailey
  Collision shears off traffic signal pole

• Sun Valley sets 2006 ticket, pass prices
  Full-day lift ticket price jumps to $69

• North Valley Trails pass to go on sale
  

• South Valley cities tackle affordable housing
  Hailey considering ordinance to mandate workforce units

• Cities urged to unite for greater good
  Sokoloff stresses need for valley governments to cooperate

• USDA gives renewable energy grant to Ketchum business
  

• Sun Valley ranked 10th best ski resort
  Magazine praises food, grooming and day lodges

• Hailey doctor finds comfort in aiding Iraqis
  

• 'It is still pretty dangerous out there'
  Navy doctor reflects on service in Iraq

• That's It?
  

• A wastrel nation hell-bent on plundering its treasures
  

• Ketchum worker seepage
  

• Turning a problem into catastrophe
  

• No Child Left Behind is working in Idaho
  

• The rest of the Boulder, White Clouds story
  

• Inside stuff
  

• 2005 Baldy Hill Climb Results
  

• Wolverines strike early, often in 42-14 rout
  Six TDs, tough defense give WRHS momentum heading into Homecoming

• WRHS Line Score
  

• Carey is left standing with 60-32 Sawtooth win
  Panthers score 30 unanswered points, beat Camas County in wild one

• CAREY Line Score
  Carey 60, Camas County 32

• Hailey girls blank Pokey 3-0
  One week after 4-4 tie

• Hobbs, Bushell capture SV golf titles
  Club champions for 2005

• Spikers rally past Minico in league battle
  WRHS earns consolation title in Idaho Falls

• Fall is best of all for Hemingway shooters
  First trapshooting contest

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