Future of Ketchum cops up for grabs Sun Valley mayor calls merger idea “half-baked” Ketchum Police Sgt. Forrest Danilson patrols the city on Wednesday morning. City officials are considering different options for replacing Danilson’s former boss, Cory Lyman, who stepped down as chief of police in October. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, December 5, 2008

• Jaquet leaves leadership role
  Takes new post on powerful budget committee

• Airport rejects approaches over Hailey as ‘too risky’
  

• Future of Ketchum cops up for grabs
  Sun Valley mayor calls merger idea

• The green side of Warm Springs Ranch
  Developer touts environmental aspects of resort

• Central Idaho waits on winter
  One or two large storms could bring season around

• Make It Snow, Santa
  

• Marsalis trial could be delayed
  Prosecutor claims new DNA evidence links suspect to crime

• Her new smile goes a long way
  Advocates client has much to celebrate

• Nutrition Vibrations
  Prevention is the best medicine

• La Alianza offers college help and holiday fun
  

• 'The Dining Room' serves up incisive humor
  Performing Arts Academy tackles multi character play

• Bring it on home to Hailey
  Get holiday spirit on for a night of music and fun

• Snow dance
  

• Share with valley families
  

• College-educated workforce is vital to future U.S. roles
  

• Start early on kids and alcohol
  A 2005 study put the annual cost of underage drinking in Idaho at $228 million.

• Mylymok's jersey to be retired by Steelheads
  During Saturday's hockey game in Boise

• It could take awhile for Carey cagers
  Football champs trade pads for sneakers

• Carey girls pick up second win
  Ready for today’s tournament

• Busy weekend for prep sports in Blaine
  Basketball and hockey to be played

• Rusch, Martin circle the Cotopaxi volcano
  Third overall in mountain bike race

• Alpine men rumble into Beaver Creek
  For World Cup

• The Christmas Party