Robust storm wreaks havoc A series of soft-snow avalanches, including these on the north side of Warm Springs Road near upper Board Ranch, about six miles outside of Ketchum, poured off unstable slopes after Blaine County was pounded by last weekend?s major Pacific storm. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

• Robust storm wreaks havoc
  Numerous avalanches slide in Warm Springs Creek drainage, elsewhere

• 'I thought I was dead'
  Hailey teen rescued from avalanche on Baldy

• Murder suspect likely in Southern California
  Illegal immigrant sought in slaying of Hailey man

• Demonstrators protest school expulsion policy
  Organizers claim school district is ?creating throw-away kids?

• Victim recounts Baldy avalanche
  Nick Weber and family enjoy happy ending

• Blaine Dems boldly chastise GOP
  Stennett, Jaquet issue blistering statement on 2nd day of Legislature

• Express Publishing sues magazine
  Lawsuit alleges copyright infringement by competitor

• The world according to Doyle
  Beloved teacher, writer dies at 68

• Hailey attorney Roark to lead Democrats
  Predicts ?great comeback? of the Idaho Democratic Party

• Air traffic volume increases at Friedman
  Larger planes said to slow operations

• County eyes federal funds
  Restoration of Old Blaine County Courthouse tops list of priorities

• County to Otter: Help with mercury problem
  

• Murder conspiracy charges unlikely against drug kingpin
  

• Sun Valley greets new leaders
  New administration puts trash fees early on agenda

• Accident victims treated and released
  

• Airport firefighter honored
  

• Sun Valley OKs heli-skiing pad
  

• Ketchum man to run Special Olympics
  

• Who stood out in 2007?
  Chamber accepting nominations for annual Community Awards

• Belly up for Billy Goat Loppet
  Annual Nordic ski race set for Jan. 26

• Hospital to discontinue birth announcements
  

• Geoffrey Moore takes Hailey P&Z seat
  Planning panel still one person short

• Transition takes place in Ketchum
  Council members, commissioners sworn in by mayor

• Mountain Town News
  

• Serve up a soulful feast
  A Winter Feast for the Soul will offer meditations and classes

• Immerse yourself in the arts
  The Center celebrates retablos

• The (dis)advantages of being too young
  At 20, Hailey-based pilot has reached numerous milestones

• Finn Riggins makes it home
  Live Music

• Laugh it up
  Sun Valley comedy shows take the chill out of winter

• State of the State
  

• Finding friendship in snow
  

• Otter?s legislative agenda rates some darts, some laurels
  

• Beware of powder?s lure
  

• The moral landscape of 'Juno'
  

• Obama can thank Bush and Cheney
  

• Heroic efforts saved our son
  

• Elk lawsuit was wrong
  

• Hot springs should serve public
  

• Lead or get out of the way
  

• All-Stars save the day, but Suns sweep 10-3, 8-5
  Big series against Innisfail Eagles is next

• Langely is off to France for ski cross
  First World Cup races for Ketchum skier

• Defense lifts Hailey boys over ?Dogs 31-29
  Third win for Wolverine cagers

• Carey boys back on track 58-51 over Oakley
  Big fourth quarter propels Panthers

• Sinnott, Rodgers take sprint bronze on final day
  Arritola grabs silver in national 10k classic

• Bantams have a holiday blast
  Take holiday hockey title in Boise

• Midgets, PeeWees back on the ice
  Weekend games

• 2008 Prairie Creek Snowmaker Nordic results
  

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• 2007-08 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (5-1-0 overall: 5-1-0 home, 0-0-0 away)

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Bob Doyle
  

• David John Ovard
  

• Stephen Campbell Caperton