Hark, The Herald Children Sing Musician and music teacher Mary Poppen, left, conducts the children’s choir at Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church in Sun Valley on Sunday, during the church’s Christmas Concert. The concert included Our Lady of the Snows’ children’s, teens’ and adult choirs singing about the story of Christmas. Express photo by Mark Oliver

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

• Fort Hood victim to visit valley
  Sgt. Shawn Manning to see family in Hailey and Twin Falls

• For resort, Christmas comes early
  New snow prompts opening of more terrain on Baldy

• Spinelli speaks out on chamber resignation
  Calls being left out of job description ‘the last straw’

• Town square project gets $100,000 kick-start
  Ketchum CDC sets goal of revamp by July 4, 2010

• Feds OK helicopters in Frank Church
  Plan to collar wolves angers conservationists

• Power customers break record twice
  

• Schoen appointed to airport board
  Commission chairman to replace Len Harlig

• Visitors descend upon the valley
  Flights pick up and Sun Valley rooms fill up

• Sector of Ketchum finds new life
  New restaurant is latest addition to southwest section of downtown core

• More ice cream means more donations
  Nonprofit turns successful summer into $7,500 for charity

• Students sell tamales for cancer victims
  United Hispanic Leaders and families pull off last-minute fundraiser

• Community School hires from within
  10-year staffer named new upper school director

• City water problem still a mystery
  

• Wildlife levy board to set project criteria
  

• From fine art to fun art at Christmas
  Artist livens up town with window art

• Police nab alleged air-gun shooter
  Juvenile charged with misdemeanor battery

• Man alleges broken tool left in knee
  Lawsuit filed against hospital and doctors

• Trial reset in abuse case
  Man accused of misusing woman’s credit card

• Chief Honored For 20 Years Of Service
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• News briefs
  

• Savor the sounds of Christmas
  2nd annual Sun Valley concert to feature 4 opera singers

• Bruce Willis to rock The Mint
  2 shows will feature local special guest musician

• Lecture at library assesses Obama’s first year
  Jim Johnson to present observations on the White House

• Welcome back live music at Whiskey’s
  Live Music

• Art Briefs
  

• The Christmas Top 10
  Holiday entertainment and activities abound in Sun Valley

• Look, see, enjoy
  

• U.S. must begin fight against climate change at home
  

• A season for seniors
  

• Barack Obama is merely mortal
  

• Ugliness only makes politicians look smaller
  

• Wolf policy is a failure
  

• Fair trials are American way
  

• ‘There you go again’
  

• Claude elevated resort’s standards
  

• Project taught healthy eating
  

• Our skies are dark enough
  

• Abolish leg-hold animal traps
  

• Column insulting to Christians
  

• Combatants not entitled to trials
  

• Learn from Auntie Mame
  

• Thanks, Tina
  

• Disappointed by Chase story
  

• Performance was sensational
  

• Downhill canceled, Vonn settles for bronze podium in SG
  World Cup results from France and Sweden

• Parke swish slams brakes on Richfield streak
  Carey girls rally past Tigers 39-36

• Hailey cagers (10-1) rout Riverhawks 51-17
  Season resumes Jan. 5 home with Wendell

• Prep action from hardwoods, wrestling mat
  

• Points racing at Canmore for Nordic team
  Classic in Canadian Rockies

• Palmers lead SVSEF charge at Hays races
  Podiums on Payday at Park City

• Icing on the cake for Shane Cordeau
  Sun Valley native aces big moguls test

• Sports summary
  

• Nordic nirvana
  Wood River Valley offers 124 miles of quality Nordic ski trails

• If you build it, they might not come
  It made me think that government statistics are optimistic lies, no matter where you are.

• Smoking allowed
  Hailey tobacco shop carves out unique niche

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Tina Fabiano
  

• Nicholas Michael O’Connell
  

• Walt Cherry