County growth plan set for public review Preferred scenario worked over in public workshop Lesli Ellis, senior associate with Clarion Associates, reiterates the common values behind the county?s preferred alternative for managing growth in the county over the next two decades. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, February 3, 2006

• County growth plan set for public review
  Preferred scenario worked over in public workshop

• Democrats dominate race for county seat
  

• Ketchum's revitalization enters Phase II
  Final draft of master plan due by mid-summer

• Power plant bill moves to state Senate
  

• Skiing icon Otto Lang dies at 98
  Famed skier was beloved director of Sun Valley Ski School

• Marketron lays off 15 Hailey employees
  

• Soldier Mountain enjoys great powder year
  Ski area's cat-skiing operation closed for upgrades

• Levy skis 31st Boulder Tour
  Sun Valley racer only one to do them all

• Paragliding championships may be launched from Baldy
  Public comment deadline is March 15

• Stolen Sun Valley Co. Lexus recovered in Lake Tahoe area
  

• Win a raffle, then what?
  Sun Valley employee banks money for future

• Bistro living: ski town style
  

• Gray matter turns in the backcountry
  

• Addicted To Oil
  

• State of the Union? Confused about energy
  

• Pointless waste of time
  

• Panthers (18-1) earn Northside title, top seed
  Carey boys handle Richfield 64-42

• Buzzer beater lifts Bliss
  Bliss 54, The Community School 53

• JoAnn Levy skis her 31st Boulder Tour
  Sun Valley racer the only one to do them all

• Carey girls turn tables on Devils
  Panthers win 61-50, keep state hopes alive

• Soldier GS wraps up race series
  Juniors compete on Monument Ridge

• Soldier ready for its telemark day
  Saturday's Bob Marley all-terrain

• Four-OT thriller tips to Buhl
  Indians 66, Wolverines 63