Sun Valley Honors Lifetime Skiers Sun Valley Co. Assistant General Manager Claude Guigon, right, hands Carol Spelius, 88, seated, and Bill Spelius, 87, standing behind her, a lifetime ski pass Sunday at the Sun Valley Lodge. The Speliuses came to Sun Valley in 1947 for their honeymoon and have returned to the valley at least once every year thereafter to ski on the slopes of Bald and Dollar mountains. Guigon has been a friend to the couple since he moved to Sun Valley 28 years ago. The couple was joined by three of their four children, five grandchildren and scores of friends. Bill and Carol, who now live in Burley, have been coming to Sun Valley long enough to recall when a night?s stay at the Skier?s Chalet was $1.50. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

• Immigration agents seize 20 suspected illegal aliens
  ACLU investigating to see if civil rights were violated

• Williams Market building sold
  New owners still developing plans

• Forest officials open more trails
  Portions of Bald Mountain, Adams Gulch and Fox Creek are now accessible

• Sentencing delayed in Philadelphia sex case
  Marsalis to face Blaine County rape charge

• Pot advocate working in Hailey
  Ketchum certifies 2004 pro-marijuana initiative petition

• New Zealand clothier pulling out of Ketchum
  Icebreaker headquarters will be moved to Portland

• Lawsuit makes claim to Reinheimer Ranch water right
  Property is to be kept in its ?natural state?

• California photographer ordered to stand trial
  Honeysett charged with two counts of lewd conduct

• Ketchum WiFi to launch at Kick Ash Bash
  

• Horizon?s Hailey schedule normal
  

• Bellevue eyes new approach to law enforcement
  City considers contract with sheriff?s office

• ?Kick Ash Bash? to honor firefighters
  Celebrate the successful conclusion of the Castle Rock Fire

• BLM to put horses up for adoption
  30 wild horses to be auctioned at Hailey Rodeo Grounds

• Southern Idaho fire restrictions reduced
  Improving weather conditions doesn?t mean danger has passed, officials warn

• Timber sale made to reduce fire risk
  Thinning project will cover 16 acres on flank of Bald Mountain

• Ketchum council to refund housing fees
  Move was expected after court decision

• Snowmaking to be a reality at Rotarun
  Ski club reaches first goal of master plan

• Suspected drug dealer pleads guilty
  

• Fairfield man dies following vehicle crash
  Second victim is critical in Boise hospital

• Construction along highway is ?moving slowly?
  Lane Ranch project expected to be complete by mid November

• Housing group has big plans
  BCHA tries to chip away at community housing deficit

• A jet that can ?see? in the dark?
  Cyclops-like eye gives Hailey pilots unique advantage

• Behold ?The Golden Triangle of the Alps?
  Hilloah Rohr presents Alps hiking and beauty

• Art emerges from history
  

• Papa?s fans return to Sun Valley
  Hemingway fest reflects on Ernest in Paris

• Join movable feast with Papa
  Café Soiree will feature music and remembrances

• Firefighter Refueling
  

• 6 billion gorillas in the garden (but don?t talk about them)
  

• Fire taught valley not to take our lifestyle for granted
  

• A national must
  

• The Petraeus (Progress) Report
  

• Bread and Butter
  Ketchum must face planning challenges

• Craig, NFL, war?s ?small price,? Hillary?s goof
  

• 4-H bashers show ignorance
  

• Treat people as individuals
  

• ?Sacred cows? helped fight fire
  

• Wood River Inn came through
  

• Open Baldy?s back side
  

• Shake roofs aren't fire-wise
  

• Grizzlies take Wood River to school 49-20
  Kimberly is next for Wolverine gridders

• WRHS football line score
  Fruitland 49, Wood River 20

• Carey likely to play full game against Bulldogs
  Panthers (3-1) pound Camas 56-0 in two quarters

• Carey football line score
  Carey 56, Camas County 0

• #1 has nice ring for Cutthroat girls
  Record is 9-0-0 after win over Jerome

• Two touches, two goals lift WRHS boys 2-1
  Home Great Basin West win over Minico

• WRHS girls close in on Great Basin title
  Hailey soccer team drills Minico 6-0

• Feldman is fastest on the Trail Creek clock
  35 cyclists finish 10.4-mile time trial

• Boise Braves repeat as Wood River volleyball winner
  Shumway takes MVP honor in Hailey

• Top-ranked Cutthroats pound Bliss, stay unbeaten
  Stone reaches 77 goals with another two-spot

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Leonard Reagle
  

• Winnie Irene Sutton Hickman
  

• James Wheeler
  Memorial