If they build it, will traffic move? Bulky study on Highway 75 available for public review The road out of Ketchum may become wider and accommodate more traffic if a major federal and state plan to improve Highway 75 between Ketchum and U.S. Highway is approved. The plan was released Thursday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, December 16, 2005

• If they build it, will traffic move?
  Bulky study on Highway 75 available for public review

• Hydrologists stress need for better water picture
  County urged to conduct far-ranging analysis

• Sun Valley opening more ski terrain
  Seattle Ridge area and day lodge open today

• TSA vows speedier passenger screening
  'Common sense' now rules security precautions

• Marshal's office nears full staff
  Cost of living blamed for difficulty in retaining police

• Position open on Ketchum's historic preservation panel
  

• Present nominations for 2006 Community Awards
  

• Ketchum advised to highlight its history
  Public hearing on city's demolition ordinance slated

• Summer school performance analyzed
  Later summer school dates improve students' scores

• Hailey eyes putting option tax to vote
  Funds from LOT could be used to enhance city services

• Parking restrictions rile some motorists
  

• Restaurateur shares culinary secrets
  

• Photojournalist discusses her work
  Diana Walker records 20 years in the White House

• Trim trees with new LEDs
  Energy Buzz by Linda Cawley

• Thanks for the Memories
  

• The immigration solution
  

• Honor prevails
  

• Another money primary for Idaho voters
  Guest opinion by Marty Trillhaase

• Richfield rolls over Lady Panthers
  Richfield 41, Carey 31

• Fat time on tap for skinny ski set
  Nordic races this weekend

• Rangers ride to glory in Idaho Falls
  

• Snowboard team digs deep
  Riders regroup, capitalize on youth

• Wood River outlasts Middleton
  Wolverines surpass last season's win total