Bald Mountain Cloaked in Its Winter Mantle Amid a mixture of natural and manmade snow, kids, adults and dogs invaded Bald Mountain over the weekend to play in the outdoors. A variety of snow-riding contraptions were used by youthful merrymakers while adults preferred to hike up the hill and ski down. Kids built rails, jumps and other structures, inviting falls and tumbles, as their older counterparts carved beautiful turns in the pristine snow. But, in the end, a good old-fashioned snowball fight bridged the generation gap. Lift service on Baldy starts Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 24. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, November 16, 2005

• Garage-Mahal lures car enthusiasts
  Club provides museum-like storage space

• Community School chooses Jones-Wilkins to be headmaster
  Californian school administrator chosen

• Driver threatens suicide, vehicular homicide
  Police disable car in Bellevue with tire spikes

• Seeking to be snow savvy?
  Early storms and Avalanche Center offer education

• Mining at quarry near Clayton may resume
  Public land sale designed to reopen mine

• Ski foundation benefit hits goal
  Enrollment in program climbing

• Comrades in arms dine together
  Veterans salute service and sacrifice

• Croy Foundation hires retirement advisor
  Group explores needs for extended care facilities

• Horizon Air to offer flights to Boise this winter
  Daily California flights to resume; Denver flights sought

• Crown Point developer awarded attorney fees
  Ruling is setback for city of Sun Valley

• Gooding film school gets festive
  Western States College holds first annual Gooding Film Festival

• They paved paradise and put up a killer show
  Urban art hits Ketchum

• No Torture
  

• A season for real giving
  

• Time to consider the 'L' word
  

• Why not I.D.s for hitchhikers?
  Commentary by Betty Bell

• The prewar intelligence
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Bush's problem: Republicans
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Rusch races around the globe
  Adventure athlete in New Zealand

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

• Solid start as Bantam Suns sweep home tournament
  Local youth hockey sits atop IHL Bantam standing

• Hailey spikers garner post-season awards
  Wood River volleyball players

• Carey girls set sights high on the basketball court
  Panthers aim for state in tough Northside league

• Cutthroat girls ready for Northside challenges
  Girls' basketball season debuts Thursday

• Hailey girls open cage season as road warriors
  Lots of travel as 2005-06 basketball season debuts

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary