Idaho Mountain Express: Friday - October 14, 2005

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Commission hears tough advice on wilderness bill

Simpson to take proposal to Congress

Lynne Stone, of the Boulder-White Clouds Council, urged the Blaine County Commission to recognize that Custer County needs an economic boost. CIEDRA would provide about $18 million to buy out grazing allotments on public land, and turn over about 2,000 acres to the county for development. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, October 14, 2005

Commission hears tough advice on wilderness bill
Simpson takes proposal to Congress next week

SV City Council president enters race for second term

No challengers on Carey's municipal election ballot

Sun Valley incumbent Laird seeking 4th term on council

Pesky Center partners with School District
Non-profit educational organization focuses on literacy in reading and math

Past SV city administrator eyes seat on City Council

School district shows solid finances

Sun Valley ski pass discounts end Sunday
Sales of numerous passes to continue at River Run

Ketchum's building ban is aimed at saving downtown
New zoning designation for city's heart to be considered

Film explores American farming

Brunch feast to benefit the Big Easy
Season ski pass among silent auction items

Energy Buzz: How to save on energy bill

Been Told Twice

Ketchum takes a breather

Idaho's tax code: loopholes for some, nooses for others

Put an end to mega McMansions
Guest opinion by Steve Hogan

Sports caps

Carey outlasts Dietrich in five-game match

Cutthroats runner Mali Noyes finishes second in Gooding
Boys struggling with injuries

Hailey runners take on Chicago Marathon

Wolverines look to break 30-year slide against Jerome
Kickoff 7 p.m. at Homer Field

Seniors get their goals in 8-0 Hailey rout
Sixth shutout in seven games

Spikers take care of Burley, but Buhl is too quick
Tribe spoils

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