Men Of Midwest Rock The House The St. Louis Rivermen, a self-described “Old St. Louis Levee Band,” play Friday for jazz fans at the Sun Valley Opera House. The Rivermen and numerous other bands filled the air with sweet sounds late last week and through the weekend as part of the annual Sun Valley Jazz Jamboree. The music festival has been an autumn staple in Sun Valley for 21 years. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

• Former Sen. Clint Stennett succumbs to cancer
  Ketchum legislator remembered for dedication to public service

• Governor: Idaho won’t manage wolves
  Otter makes good on threat to withdraw state support

• Stennett’s death deemed a ‘great loss’
  Community mourns senator, mentor, friend

• Grocery proposal splits Ketchum down middle
  Zoning change would allow grocery stores in LI

• 2nd felony DUI leads to jail
  Chad Ramsey ordered to enroll in drug court upon release

• Minimum streamflow appeal dropped
  Big Wood Canal Co. pressure cited at Sun Valley Center lecture

• Arrest warrant issued in fraud case
  Hailey woman fails to appear for district court arraignment

• Tom Hudson’s back on the job
  Ketchum hires consultant to write economic-development plan

• Hailey police make rare pot bust
  Police say arrests not contrary to ‘lowest police priority’ act

• Ketchum wants remodels, additions
  City waives building-permit fees for small projects

• Sandwich-board signs must go
  Ketchum gives businesses until Nov. 15

• Hailey comp plan update put on hold
  Council calls for population density projections and historic preservation

• Behind the scenes with Bellevue artists
  Open Studios Tour draws public into workshops

• County government slashes energy costs
  Impact of 4-day week still undetermined

• Trial set in felony domestic battery case
  Crime allegedly occurred near Minidoka

• Natural gas prices drop
  Annual adjustment lowers rate for 4th time in 5 years

• Housing Authority adds 1 to board
  Hailey vacancy still open

• TCS seniors named scholarship finalists
  

• Fast Thursday, eat out Friday
  Actions will help Hunger Coalition

• Marketing answers start to emerge
  Sun Valley Marketing Board suggests hiring Eleven Inc. to plan area promotions

• Briefs
  

• Sun Valley puts winter fun on silver screen
  75th winter season starts with a party

• The Legendary Shack Shakers to rock Whiskey’s
  Live Music

• Sing ‘Hallelujah’ for new choir
  Patty Parsons invites all singers to join

• Fashionistas to hit the runway at nexStage
  Benefit fashion show will feature Cameron Silver

• Follow the ‘Flow’
  Documentary film explains water issues

• ‘Glad To Go’
  FourStroke Bus to release first CD made in Sun Valley

• NexStage to present ‘Brilliant Traces’
  Play reading features matters of the heart

• Under NO management
  

• Pay to play, or go away?
  

• China acts menacing—again
  

• Politics today
  

• Anti-stimulus ‘preachers’ really were ‘sinners’ in disguise
  

• Former speaker supports Stennett
  

• McCleary is right for county
  

• Support Republicans
  

• Stennett has integrity
  

• Pence fosters education
  

• Check Pence’s voting record
  

• Airport reports miss the point
  

• Pence a friend of education
  

• We need a change in Boise
  

• Pence will fight for kids
  

• Pence knows regional issues
  

• Out with ‘naked socialism’
  

• Strong running, defense keep ‘Cats under wraps 27-20
  Aiming for .500, WRHS (3-4) hosts ‘Hawks next

• Long runs lift Carey 34-0 over Mackay Miners
  Panthers clinch in Sawtooth on “Senior Night”

• Twin Falls, Camas early leaders in prep volleyball
  District tournaments wind down

• Battling to the end, WRHS girls whip Bruins 4-3
  Seventh straight Great Basin title for Hailey

• Hailey boys capture GBC title 2-1 over Jerome
  First district title since 2003 for Wolverines

• Wolverine runners place 2-3 at Mountain Home
  Pfeiffer, Stout pace WRHS to second place

• Soto throws perfect game on an emotional night
  At Mountain Sun Lanes

• Sports summary
  

• On the menu this year: tilapia
  TCS students won’t be killing chickens as part of food project

• People and Places
  

• The 1-page autobiography
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Manfred H. Berndt
  

• Joe LeBard
  

• William Clinton Stennett
  

• Michael Rex Watson
  

• Gary Edward Lind