Cat makes ‘incredible journey’ Himalayan mix treks 23 miles to get home Margaret and Bill Tormey hold their cat, Little Big Man, at their former home in Bellevue, to which the cat returned five weeks after having escaped from a relative’s Ketchum apartment. The couple said the cat had never been farther from home than the vet’s office since they bought him as a kitten. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, November 19, 2010

• Cat makes ‘incredible journey’
  Himalayan mix treks 23 miles to get home

• Mountain Rides nixes plan for T.F. bus service
  Board of directors decides demand no longer exists

• Single-day lift ticket price same as last year
  Season-pass discounts extended

• Giving it the grease
  Snow-chasers’ migration powered by vegetable oil

• Finding common ground
  Economic-development groups prioritize branding

• Ketchum approves $59M URA plan
  List calls for parking garage, park

• Registering Bikes Can Help Combat Theft
  

• Briefs
  

• Another look at climate change
  ‘Cool It’ documentary offers different perspective

• Eat, sleep, massage: research tidbits
  

• Dine out for Thanksgiving
  Valley restaurants to serve meals with all the trimmings

• Unleash The Power Of Reading
  

• Get Some TAS
  

• Thanks(for)giving
  

• The price of prey-driven politics
  

• Council: Look at the big picture
  

• Keep integrity of city zoning
  

• Wolverines clamp down on Bulldogs for 49-32 win
  Hailey girls control boards in debut

• Ice dancers qualify for Junior Nationals
  USFS tests passed in Utah

• GBC champs from Hailey collect awards
  All-League soccer picks at banquet

• Gals go cold turkey on a hockey weekend
  First home tourney

• Two daughters, two national tourneys
  Scott Smith roots from afar

• Take a Bye for Christmas
  

• Louise Patterson
  

• Manfred Helmuth Berndt