YMCA makes a splash in Ketchum The Wood River Community YMCA welcomed more than 400 capital campaign donors to a special event on Friday, Nov. 9. Sun Valley resident Glenn Janss and her son, Brant Cooper, take a few minutes during the event to reflect on the new amenities available at the recently opened Y. The Y?s aquatics center is named for Janss? late husband, former Sun Valley Resort owner Bill Janss. She raised $2 million for the project.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

• YMCA makes a splash in Ketchum
  At least 1,500 head to new facility over weekend

• Reimer found in Oklahoma motel
  Suspect waives extradition in Tuesday court appearance

• Hailey man murdered ?execution style?
  Gooding County authorities seek 2 men for questioning

• Analysis of proposed Highway 75 project inches forward
  Final decision on widening plan may come soon, ITD official says

• Pot legalization vote makes national news
  City officials examine ramifications of implementation

• Hailey amends petition ordinance
  

• Thanksgiving Day skiing still planned
  Sun Valley optimistic but realistic on planned opening

• Sheep grazing to proceed on northern allotments
  Public comments sought on Sawtooth grazing plan revisions

• Hailey police investigate alleged thefts
  

• Legislator wants real-estate transparency
  Hailey to support Jaquet?s price disclosure bill

• Board puts transit manager on leave
  Parties mum on Mountain Rides personnel issue

• Skier and baker Jack Flaherty dies
  Ketchum resident came to valley in 1951

• Almost $2M raised for senior center
  Foundation seeks additional $10 million from donors

• Fire services discussion changes course
  Bellevue leaders eye consolidation of 3 departments

• Luna promotes financial incentives for teachers
  Superintendent of education speaks to local Republicans

• Longer Trail Creek path on agenda
  Sun Valley City Council to meet Thursday

• Water issues surface in Gun Club analysis
  

• Ketchum considers plan to attract new hotels
  City may soften requirements for affordable housing

• Sheriff lacks leads in dog-burning case
  

• Police investigate streetlight vandalism
  

• News Briefs
  

• Valley artist goes contemporary
  Art accepted in 46th Founders Juried Awards Exhibition

• Show off your heart for the valley
  Annual contest seeks submissions

• Plates of duck and big bucks
  Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation celebrates with 31st Fall Game Dinner

• Voting for life
  One woman?s journey through cancer

• Removing the cultural mask
  High school senior sells shirts for language education

• Get together at ?edge of the world?
  Early music will accompany ?Stories From the Edge?

• Experience past and present explorers
  ?Stories from the Edge of the World? present an evening of images, words and music

• Damn Hippies
  

• Kudos to ?grass roots? movement
  

• LeBlanc?s problem is everyone?s problem
  

• I-duh-ho?
  

• The ticking time bomb test
  

• High costs of our military ?cannon fodder?
  

• Murphy got it right
  

• Halt highway carnage
  

• Pass on wilderness bill
  

• Where?s the Taco Bell?
  

• Anyone sick and tired yet?
  

• All for fun and fun for all
  

• Sun Valley needs input
  

• Grandma says re-use bags
  

• Tennis kids claim Teton Pines titles
  

• Striking quickly, Carey (10-1) is back in state final
  Panthers rout Dietrich 52-8, earn rematch with Savages

• Carey football line score
  State 1A Division 2 semi-final

• 2007 CAREY FOOTBALL COMPOSITE
  

• Girls in Northside are back on the court
  State champion Richfield is the favorite

• Updates on college athletes
  

• Tons of Austrian snow for World Cup slaloms
  Stiegler nearer to the podium

• 2007-08 SENIOR League HOCKEY schedule
  

• Legal Summary
  

• John ?Jack? Flaherty
  

• Gustavo Flores