We’re Jammin’ Scores of fans watch a skier grind down a steep, icy rail at the first Ketchum Rail Jam Saturday, Jan. 30, in the parking of the 511 Building, next to Sixth Street. The inaugural event brought sparks, dulled edges and plenty of cheers as young skiers and snowboarders tested gravity. sohbet film indir film indir forum forum sitesi video izle sohbet Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

• Victim’s husband wins wrongful death lawsuit
  Robert Redfern awarded $620,000 default judgment

• Camas snowmobiler dies in avalanche
  Snow slides lead to deadly week in Rocky Mountains

• Voters air concerns over state budget
  Jaquet, Pence meet with constituents in Hailey

• A training ground for Nordic elite
  Sun Valley-area trails and support attract high-level Nordic racers

• City takes aim at delinquent bill payers
  Property liens to be sought after 90 days

• Trial set in aggravated DUI case
  Sun Valley man pleads not guilty to felony charges

• Hailey tackles growth issues
  P&Z works on 20-year plan for city

• 4 vie for contract to manage airport construction
  

• Sidewalk showdown
  Some Ketchum businesses refuse to clear sidewalks of snow

• Fish and Game awaits word on cougar
  

• April trial scheduled in shotgun case
  Michael Shipp pleads not guilty to aggravated assault

• Passenger traffic up at Friedman
  

• Ketchum police stand guard at bank
  City, FDIC can't explain why extra security is needed at US Bank building

• 15 businesses stiff Ketchum
  Some are a year behind in paying sales taxes

• Briefs
  

• Business briefs
  

• Banff film fest travels to Ketchum
  Films feature the best of mountain living and adventure

• Nordic fest parties with Sol’Jibe concert
  Center to give free show and exhibition

• Inspirational speaker to give lecture to Girls on the Run
  Kristin Armstrong to talk on ‘Work in Progress’

• Women’s film fest to feature BBC series
  ‘Women on the Frontline’ to screen at The Community School

• Hip-hop artist to make Ketchum debut
  Live Music

• WinterSol Festival throws down for concert weekend
  Weekend of live music welcomes back The Wailers

• Tough times
  

• Sun Valley: The Cleveland of mountain towns?
  

• Unwise $pending
  

• Gaming abortion
  

• Public TV plays important role
  

• Ketchum was and is still broke
  

• Wolves are a genuine threat
  

• Ligety takes over GS lead with Slovenia victory
  Vonn keeps women’s World Cup point lead

• 127 young racers come out for Arkoosh Cup
  Rotarun’s first race, Slush Cup next

• Nordic skiers visit Soldier Hollow for JN qualifying
  OJ Fagerstrom leads SVSEF racers

• New wrinkles for the Boulder Ski Tour
  Over 700 racers due for Saturday’s tour

• Cutthroat boys add wins over Bears and Huskies
  Top-ranked Carey visits TCS Thursday

• Big show in the Basin
  WRHS girls (15-5) topple Kimberly, launch tournament quest

• Northside looks like a devilish catfight
  Girls’ tourney debuts Saturday

• Janss Pro-Am Classic returns March 4-6
  SVSEF benefit

• Sports summary
  

• Soldier Is Back In Action
  

• Bank-owned developments highlight housing market woes
  Village Green and Chilali Lodge in bank hands

• Seduced by a scam
  These frauds get more and more clever and sophisticated.

• Legal notices
  

• Patricia Somsen George
  

• Gary C. Hardman
  

• Valeta Patricia ‘Walker’ Reed
  

• Crockett L. Stearns