Ketchum's glacier growing in South Ketchum Ketchum Street Department employee Greg Allan drives a CAT D6R dozer to push snow toward the top of a snow mountain created near River Run in south Ketchum. The snow pile, gathered from Ketchum?s streets this winter, is estimated at 150,000 to 200,000 cubic yards in size. The pile?s not as large as the one created two years ago at the same location, which was estimated at nearly 300,000 cubic yards.

Friday, March 7, 2008

• Could Friedman lose air service before new airport opens
  Older SkyWest fleet set to retire in 5 years

• Commissioners to hold hearing on raising taxes for ambulance district
  Primary ballot would include tax override levy

• Out with the old, in with the new
  Facelift begins on Ketchum block

• Supreme Court schedules Johnson appeal hearing
  Life insurance benefits for slain parents still in question

• Racers soldier on at Nationals
  U.S. Disabled Championships give skiers World Cup points

• Salmon River bridge deemed safety hazard
  Robinson Bar Bridge to get temporary replacement

• Mayors throw weight behind airport study
  Shoshone, Richfield not interested in sponsoring new airport

• Spring ahead and use the light
  

• Classical masters to come alive in Sun Valley this summer
  Schedule released for new music pavilion

• Mountain Town News
  

• News briefs
  

• Cooking for books
  Moveable Feast heads to the ?Wilder Shores?

• Remember be here now
  Webcast addresses living in the present

• Find heaven on earth
  

• Talk green
  

• Green the scene
  Volunteer for 48 Straight

• Transcendental Travelers
  

• Decisions, decisions
  

• A paper-thin environment
  

• Power line needs pro and con
  

• Boeing and taxpayers need explanation of tanker deal
  

• Should property taxes be raised to fund ambulance service?
  

• Ski legends endure in the 2008 Janss Classic
  ?Bands on the Run? play a Warm Springs tune

• Turzian finishes high in NCAA skate race
  At Bozeman?s Bohart Ranch

• Storey shines up the silver medals
  At Disabled Nationals

• Cozy is the place for midweek ski races
  Ski Club GS, Town Series

• Baseball Speak
  

• Ronald Scott Thaemert