Manmade Corduroy Saves The Day Max Monahan arcs across the corduroy on Lower River Run on Bald Mountain Saturday, Nov. 24, opening day for Sun Valley Resort?s 72nd season. He was among the first skiers to set an edge on the carpet of mostly manmade snow. For a complete story on opening day and ski conditions at Sun Valley, see Page A6. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

• Sun Valley gets 40-year Baldy permit
  

• Pot initiatives pose ?serious problems?
  Hailey City Council delays action on voter-approved reforms

• Sagewillow elk feeding getting the hoof
  Man who began feeding practice defends tradition

• Officials: Castle Rock Fire increased avalanche danger
  Slopes that lost timber or sagebrush will have a greater chance of sliding

• Reimer extradited to Idaho
  Attempted-murder suspect held in Gooding County Jail

• From reintroduction to statewide hunt?
  Fish and Game releases draft plan to hunt wolves throughout Idaho

• Baldy opener nabs 1,281 skiers and riders
  More terrain could be open this weekend

• New buildings proposed for downtown Ketchum
  Old post office (Scott building) could receive facelift

• Will Hailey extend sewer service?
  Council awaits public comment on deal with Spring Canyon Ranch

• ?It?s fun to go to the YMCA?
  

• Chamber eyes stronger relationship with city
  Contract for services could mean additional funding

• No injuries in 2 fire incidents
  Fire official recommends checking appliances for hazards

• Phase 2 of Fourth Street project is coming
  CDC continues design work for town-revitalization project

• BLM closes lands to protect wildlife
  Areas covered include East Fork and Picabo Hills

• More drug dealers get prison time
  Prosecutions continue following major bust in April

• Bellevue swears in new marshal
  Law enforcement contract with county set to begin

• Kiosks explain new airport need
  Information centers set up in three counties

• Students learn to give
  

• Winter is here
  New Sun Valley Guide out today

• Utility trailer crashes into store
  

• Bowling for medals
  

• Hailey amends wastewater ordinance
  Rate leaves room for winter woes

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Writer is inclined toward inclines
  Dorworth tells stories of life in the mountains

• Risk-taking girls have lots in common
  Non-profit celebrates all women

• Sing out ?Hallelujah?
  Viva La Voce and Caritas Chorale perform ?Messiah?

• O, Christmas Tree!
  

• Another Miracle
  

• Another Star Trek episode
  

• New hotels: part of going green
  

• The school lunch myth
  

• Let?s set the record straight
  

• ?My Grandfather?s Son?
  

• Pro?s death: ?Not surprising?
  

• Vote for Marvel
  

• Experience really does count
  

• Reality always wins
  

• Yes to Warm Springs Ranch
  

• Evolvement or attrition
  

• Re-do BLM travel plan
  

• Sinnott right there at West Yellowstone finish
  Ketchum skier second in Super Tour sprint

• Another nice day, big turnout for Turkey Trot
  443 join Thanksgiving 5k run

• 2007 Turkey Trot results
  

• Steady progress is the goal of Wolverine boys
  On the basketball court for the coming season

• 2007-08 WRHS boys Basketball Schedule
  

• Northside a good test for Carey boys
  Tough league challenges 2007-08 Panthers

• New season has Cutthroat boys looking up
  Coach Wade starts with solid core of four

• 2007-08 Carey Boys Basketball Schedule
  

• 2007-08 Comm School boys Basketball Schedule
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Margaret A. Bailey
  

• Fred B. Jones
  

• Kamela Jeanne Weber
  

• Nadya Conway
  

• Leo Peterson