Snow paints high peaks white High country travelers cautioned Snow levels have already created avalanche concerns in the Boulder Mountains northeast of Ketchum. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, November 7, 2008

• Mr. Risch heads to Washington
  

• Simpson, Minnick, notch wins
  

• Femling won't likely seek another term
  Sheriff resentful over election tactics of opponent

• Votes counted until midnight
  Process went well with only minor delays

• Attorney alleges perjury in Marsalis rape case
  Dismissal motion filed because of Sun Valley police testimony

• Snow paints high peaks white
  High country travelers cautioned

• Sentencing delayed for Carey sex crime
  Adamson faces up to 25 years in prison

• Free BLM land could sweeten airport’s financial plans
  Several sites still under scrutiny

• Ketchum architect wins award
  AIA recognizes Idaho’s best architecture

• It’s A Poll Position
  

• Bellevue returns incumbents to council
  Mahoney, Eaton, Koch all re-elected

• How about bus concierges?
  

• Levy down, leaders look to dispatch talks
  Voters cool to property tax levy for dispatch center

• The snow is a go
  

• Veterans Day is November 11
  

• What became of council of governments?
  Meetings between mayors, county officials skimped

• Minnick, Simpson head for Congress
  Bill Sali out after one term

• Warm Springs Ranch developers seek flexibility
  Newest submittal leaves specifics for design review

• Winter bus service from Boise begins
  Twice-daily bus service from Boise Airport to Sun Valley Inn

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Food for earth health
  

• A small klatch of women roasters
  Coffee finds its feminine side

• Then suddenly I hear a symphony
  

• Oval Office Tour
  

• The Y helps economy
  

• Obama wastes no time
  

• Can the Forest Service reclaim its image?
  

• No goals, no problem: Defense and kicks rule!
  For 1998 state championship team

• Different paths for defender, striker on state title team
  An army captain, a rock climber

• Wood River players talk about what it was like
  That 1998 season and after for state championship teammates

• Southward went on to play college soccer
  At College of Idaho

• Kicks, keeper are Wood River’s winning weapons
  State soccer champs! All the way with awesome team defense

• Saraldo
  

• Correction
  

• Robert W. Patterson