Vets Serving Vets Armed Services Veterans, L-R Frank Lawson, U.S. Marine Corps, Maurice Charlat, U.S. Army, and Ron Johnson, U.S. Navy set tables Tuesday at the David Ketchum Legion Hall Post 115 in Ketchum for their annual Veterans Day dinner. According to Post Commander Charlat, approximately 100 veterans and their spouses were expected to attend. The guest speaker in attendance was Heidi Linehan from the University of Idaho. She described a special program assisting seriously wounded vets in obtaining higher education.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

• Friedman managers ponder the little guys
  Regular pilots intimidated by

• Old Cutters development hits hard times
  Hailey council frosty toward developer’s requests

• County’s electricity use is higher than national average
  ERC study is first step in reducing carbon emissions

• More mixed use in Ketchum?
  New building proposed for Fifth Street

• Hailey-area riparian lands protected
  Easement adds to 103 acres already donated in Colorado Gulch

• Heli Ski Guides back in Sun Valley
  Company looks to use Gun Club for second year

• Man admits to sex with niece
  Blaine County man faces 25 years in prison

• Snow begins to close off passes
  Drifting has caused several feet of snow to build up at Dollarhide Summit, local man reports

• Hailey rejects dispatch mediation
  All eyes on Nov 19. meeting

• School District Partners With YMCA for Child Care
  

• Game on
  Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation’s fall game dinner and auction takes place Saturday

• County hires new drug coalition leader
  Terry Basolo returns home to Hailey

• The Hottest Posters Around
  

• Bar and jail fracases lead to felony charges
  Twin Falls woman faces eight crimes following Halloween disturbances

• Hunting wildebeest in Hailey
  Bow hunters hone skills at virtual archery range

• Chamber gets
  Efforts made to promote valley during economic slump

• Tamarack's woes hit Sawtooth land swap
  Exchange would protect SNRA from gravel mining

• News briefs
  

• Not in Granny's kitchen
  Michael Pollan takes America to task with a smile

• Not your father’s comics
  Graphic novels tell a story

• Art auction to support mental health programs
  National Alliance on Mental Health organization hopes to raise awareness

• Mafia writer reveals the truth
  Charles Brandt to talk on writing

• Holiday Inn
  

• Needed: Local economic summit
  

• David Reinhard says goodbye
  

• Ski economics 101
  

• Dismantling Bush's house of horrors
  

• Bellevue misses the point
  

• Ready for the next term
  

• Landowners: get involved
  

• Time for Murphy to go
  

• Victory laps
  Wood River girls' swim team claims fourth straight state championship

• Zero tolerance
  Carey Panthers shuts out North Gem Cowboys

• And the award goes to…
  Fall athletes honored at award banquets

• Wood River's season touches down with football banquet
  

• B League, B+ League hockey
  Schedules for 2008-09 season

• Lil' chicks wielding big sticks
  Girls Got Game hockey clinic a blast and a half

• Local soccer teams wrap up the fall season in Boise
  Gem State Challenge

• Adult basketball meeting is Dec. 4
  Hoops in Hailey

• Sports summary
  

• 2008-09 Carey girls Basketball Schedule
  

• 2008-09 Comm School GIRLS Basketball Schedule
  

• 2008-09 WRHS GIRLS Basketball Schedule
  

• 2008-09 WRHS wrestling Schedule
  

• Going to court with a smile
  Program helps drug addicts rehabilitate their lives

• A few well-used pages
  

• Feast on the Bounty
  Regional food fair to serve up samples and more

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Make it a locavore Thanksgiving
  We Americans are used to cheap and plentiful food.

• Lillian "Bobbie" Alfs
  

• Trudy Whaley
  

• Louise Crespi Benners