Change looms despite familiar faces at City Hall Hall, Gourlay and Parsons celebrate election victories Claiming a ?trifecta? with their wins in Tuesday?s election, Ketchum City Councilmen Baird Gourlay, left, and Ron Parsons, right, congratulate Council President Randy Hall on his election as the next mayor of Ketchum. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, November 11, 2005

• Change looms in Ketchum despite familiar faces at City Hall
  Hall, Gourlay and Parsons celebrate election victories

• Candidates comment on election outcome
  

• Growth, development on minds of Ketchum voters
  

• County seeks comments on growth patterns
  Series of town hall meeting wraps up Tuesday

• Sawtooth Mountain Guides provides avalanche education
  

• BLM's Conservation System scrutinized
  Insufficient funds said to put lands at risk

• Hailey says keep Fido on leash
  Some dog owners unaware of city's new leash law

• Schools superintendent announces retirement
  Howard assesses Idaho's education system

• Mercury cap decision held for EPA ruling
  

• Ketchum-Sun Valley Rotary Club salutes veterans
  

• Sun Valley's open election mandates action
  

• Returning veteran of Iraq war praises veterans of earlier wars
  

• Praise is heaped on unsung heroes
  Dalai Lama presides over ceremony

• Gone surfing
  Endless Conversation by Tony Evans

• How to receive an education at sea
  

• King of the Hill
  

• First things first
  

• Help shape our future
  

• Soldier was more than just a name on a list
  Guest opinion by Mike Crapo

• Fury debuts 3-1 at Boise skatefest
  Sun Valley women place second

• Ketchum's Ryan ready for Torino Olympics
  Broadcaster to cover fifth Winter Olympics

• Agassi, Graf to play in Boise
  Event benefits charity, Tamarack

• WRHS girls collect Great Basin soccer honors
  Top coach, player awards to Gvozdas, Driscoll