Speedy Cats Take The Podium Two of the fastest girls on Dollar Mountain during the 32nd annual running of the Hobson Memorial ski race on Saturday were lion Teagen Palmer, left, and tiger Nicole Roos. The race is sponsored by Dorothy Hobson Krumm in memory of her late husband, Roy, and daughter, Sheila Hobson Dolsot. The race included 114 racers between the ages of 8 and 17, and is a fun, friendly, family-oriented affair in which costumes are encouraged. The event is the last local Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation race of the year. Race results will be printed in a later edition of the Idaho Mountain Express. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

• Merger debate sparks emotion, frustration
  Willich, Conn sound off on city consolidation

• Wolves find residential areas welcoming
  Fish & Game plans to haze Phantom Hill pack this week

• Cove Springs gets P&Z blessing
  Development application now heads to Blaine County Commission

• Dispatch proposal stalls in Sun Valley
  County officials still trying to convince city officials to take part in new funding plan

• Complaint amended in vehicle fatality
  Prosecutor alleges Stevens was either DUI or grossly negligent

• Who's leading effort to keep airport?
  Mystery still hovers over group vowing to stop Friedman move

• Man sent to prison for having sex with niece
  Blake Walton to serve 14 years before parole eligibility

• Ketchum leaders lend a hand for housing
  Up to $125,000 to be used by CDC, ARCH

• Hailey has big plans for rodeo site
  Historic venue could include hockey, skating and concerts

• Warm Springs developer mulls new design
  Troubled economy could impact construction phasing

• Bellevue slashing city services
  City has slim hopes for federal stimulus funds

• Street People
  What do you think about the plan to merge Ketchum and Sun Valley

• Stolen snowmobiles recovered near Cascade
  Boise man suspected of stealing the machines

• 2 injured in Gannett Road accident
  Police investigate for possible alcohol involvement

• Wintry Roads Send Car Tumbling
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• News briefs
  

• SolFest
  Ketchum festival brings community together

• Ford Crull reveals symbols and sensibility
  Salon exhibition features a range of imaginative works

• Dive into the Hugh Pool Band
  Trio to play rocking blues in Sun Valley

• Play reading is no fly-by
  nexStage Theatre to present 'Blackbird'

• Outrageous
  

• End private game feeding
  

• AIG bonus fury overdue revolt to executive shenanigans
  

• Weird new media world
  

• Be aware when wolves are around
  

• 'Cool' Obama lost control of AIG bonus flap
  

• City should OK dispatch funding
  

• Beware of scare tactics
  

• Hailey leaders deserve praise
  

• Jivaro repeats 73-68 as Tullis pumps in 28
  Rocky Mountain Hardware fights to second in Outlaw League

• Turzian, Sinnott come close in big races
  NCAA finals, Canadian marathon

• On the slopes and along the trails
  

• Olver's speed burns Suns during visit to McCall
  Mountaineers sweep Sun Valley 8-5, 9-2

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• 2008-09 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (8-10-0 overall: 8-6-0 home, 0-4-0 away)

• Post-season awards to cage teams, youth hockey
  

• Lindsey Vonn hopes she inspires other skiers, like Picabo
  Now with 22 World Cup wins and two overall titles

• WRHS spring sports underway with first games, matches, meets
  

• Sports summary
  

• The Tamarack equation
  

• Fired worker wants justice
  Hailey man says bungled drug test cost him his job, reputation

• Legal notice summary
  

• Patrick V. Collins
  

• Penney R. Brons
  

• Matthew C. Barrie
  

• Stephen D. Donovan
  

• Caren Woody
  

• Allyn Peter Kossler