IRS auction ends in confusion, anger Advocates for Real Community Housing?s winning bid not recognized Rebekah Helzel, founder of Advocates for Real Community Housing, reacts with joy after placing the highest bid in Tuesday?s IRS auction on three apartment buildings in Ketchum. But her joy was short-lived as officials informed Helzel that her bid was $1.2 million short of the $3.5 million minimum bid. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, October 5, 2005

• IRS auction ends in confusion, anger
  Advocates for Real Community Housing's winning bid not recognized

• Bellevue OKs restrictions on box store developments
  City moratorium ends Oct. 20

• House Resources chairman weighs Idaho wilderness bill
  Conservative congressman is first hurdle to CIEDRA passage

• Poll finds support for wilderness bill
  Survey indicates majority of Idahoans favor BWC proposal

• Ketchum's mayoral candidates list grows
  Political gadfly Garcia brings number to five

• Two challengers enter Ketchum council race
  Corrock, Emerick will try to unseat incumbents

• Five enter Sun Valley council race
  Two incumbents face three challengers

• Hailey incumbents run unchallenged
  No one files for council race against Burke and Keirn

• Bull elk found poached north of Ketchum
  Fish and Game offers reward for information

• Bellevue OKs restrictions on box store developments
  City moratorium ends Oct. 20

• Panel debates power plant
  

• Warm Springs owners pull plug on annexation
  Group files new application to subdivide part of the property

• Fatal accident charges to be reduced
  

• Hailey inventor launches toy company
  Uberstix is building system designed to appeal to budding engineers

• 9th Annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival Oct. 8?9, 2005
  Theme focuses on celebration of the history of the Scots in sheep ranching

• Wrap up in Joseph's dreamcoat
  

• Teach for America inspires through action
  

• Out-of-control 'spin'
  

• Pentagon's biggest 'enemy'
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Shared sacrifice: Tax hikes for spending cuts
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• There is an alternative to CIEDRA
  Guest opinion by Carole King

• Collins
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• Youth grid games at home Saturday
  WR fall program hits homestretch

• After 41-13 Homecoming letdown, Wolverine football looks ahead
  Three games left starting Friday at Kuna

• Panthers, Miners put unbeaten boasts on the line
  Carey (5-0) travels to Mackay tonight

• Hailey girls get well quick with 14-0 win
  Driscoll (31 goals) sets single-season mark

• Sagebrush riders on top in Filer
  Horse show winners

• Rendahl clocks fastest time at Salmon
  Prep cross country winner

• 'Throats score 5-0 win over Filer
  Big game at Bliss today

• Hailey boys take care of Jerome 4-0
  League soccer clash

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary