Dems remain in control of district Blue candidates triumph in hard-fought races Tuesday From left, Democratic candidates Michelle Stennett, Angenie McCleary and Wendy Jaquet appeal for votes in Ketchum on Tuesday morning. McCleary and Stennett both defeated their opponents to retain the seats they had been appointed to, while Jaquet was unopposed in her legislative race. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, November 5, 2010

• Dems remain in control of district
  Blue candidates triumph in hard-fought races Tuesday

• ‘Huge’ voter turnout in Bellevue
  Burns, Patterson and Plott win council seats

• Dollars equals votes?
  Reports show correlation between donations, success

• Election results by the numbers
  

• Felony refiled in poaching case
  SaveElk.com founder recounts killing of bull elk

• Darker afternoons forecast for winter
  Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday

• Armory getting anti-terrorism upgrades
  Dumpster placed far from building to minimize bomb threat

• Dog-bite inquest leads to pot bust
  Bellevue man charged with felony possession

• Economic-growth groups to unite
  Nonprofits to put their heads together in roundtable meeting

• Ketchum to unveil new sign ordinance
  Public invited to weigh in on first draft of regulations

• School board goes for meeting trifecta
  One today, another Monday, a third on Tuesday

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Where art and water become one
  Center exhibition to end with event at Big Wood River

• Endless Conversation
  Hug a reporter

• Turn Back the Clocks
  

• U.S. economic solutions won’t be found in slogans
  

• Tall order
  

• Wolf saga is tale of broken promises
  

• Wood River swimmers primed for state
  

• Wolverines run to XC championship
  Boys grab first team title since ’72

• Senior hockey starts new season
  

• No big changes