Sticks Up! Suns Stay Unbeaten Celebrating yet another goal Friday night are Sun Valley Suns hockey players, from left, Ryan Enrico, Vilnis Nikolaisons, Jamie Ellison, Eric Demment and Jeremy Schreiber. The Suns swept the Jackson Hole Moose 12-9 and 6-3 Friday and Saturday at the Sun Valley Skating Center to improve their season record to 16-0-0, the best start in the 32-year program?s history. Next up, though, is possibly the team?s toughest foe all winter?former national champion St. Nicks from New York City. The match will be this Friday on resort ice. For Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

• Uncovering the origins of Valentine's Day
  Holiday is a curious combination of Christian and pagan traditions

• Valentine?s Day: Everyone welcome to enjoy
  Options abound for romantic holiday

• Dig deeper this Valentine?s Day
  Residents ponder meaning of love and empathy in American culture

• Ketchum planners amended PUD ordinance
  

• Frontier route to Friedman eyed
  A Denver route would open potential new markets from which to draw new vacation, recreation and busi

• Bellevue weighs plan for cell towers on city land?
  

• Police make 3 arrests in meth cases
  Adults and truant students subject of investigations

• Duplex fire was accidental
  Blaze caused by woman using propane torch, authorities say

• Bellevue takes stride toward new sewer plant
  Facility could be operational in 2008

• Get out of the way of hotels lowering option taxes
  

• Sentencing delayed for rape suspects
  Psychosexual evaluation to be conducted

• Downtown reform committees up and running
  Ketchum?s Community Development Corporation holds first meeting with full board of directors

• Old Cutters plan gains partial OK
  Hailey leaders express frustration with Blaine County

• Farmers still at odds with Legacy Project
  Plan gains momentum at state level

• Will Baldy?s snow hold up this weekend?
  Snowmaking keeps skiing alive during marginal snow year

• Glider pilot retires roving trophy
  Gladics keeps trophy after three straight wins

• Influenza season arrives late, and weak
  Some strep moving through community

• Celebrate a mismatch made in heaven
  ?The Nerd? to be staged at nexStage

• nexStage fund drive nears halfway mark
  Organization still needs $800,000 to buy building

• Jean Swartling: a touch of class
  Beloved Sun Valley resident dies at 67

• Hail to the great ?Mikado?
  The Sun Valley Opera presents Gilbert and Sullivan

• Fools mount ?K2?
  Two-man play challenges the fears of life and death

• Love is Blind
  

• One thing and another
  

• The disappearing budget deficit
  

• McCain ?maverick? myth unravels
  

• Get out of the way of hotels
  

• Public involvement needed on CAFOs
  

• Global warming science is clear
  

• Thanks for saving ?family?
  

• Who wastes what?
  

• Second homes support jobs
  

• Test parking is a bust
  

• There?s smoke, and fire, too
  

• Ketchum needs parking
  

• Kudos to Marc Mast?s program
  

• No to NAFTA highway
  

• Sweet 16 has a special ring for streaking Suns
  Sun Valley (16-0-0) polishes off Moose 12-9, 6-3

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• Richfield?s defense pushes Carey out of Northside perch
  Tigers upset Panthers 41-38 in title game

• Tank runs dry for short-benched Cutthroats
  52-41 win over Dietrich a tourney highlight

• Mahoney?s, Tully?s capture team bowling titles
  At last weekend?s Wood River USBC meet

• A sweeping diary
  Jon Duval?s weekend

• 2006-07 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (16-0-0 overall: 12-0-0 home, 4-0-0 away)

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Jean Kennedy Swartling
  

• Dorothy Mae Cutler
  

• Jack Higgins