Season Opener Cool And Smooth On the opening day of the 2010-11 Sun Valley ski season, Thursday, Nov. 25, a skier glides along one of the new rails installed on Lower River Run on Bald Mountain. Good early-season snow conditions attracted thousands of skiers and boarders to the slopes of Bald and Dollar mountains over the holiday weekend. Temperatures were a bit cold for some but allowed mountain crews to continue making snow on numerous slopes. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

• Sarah Johnson to appear at court hearing
  Judge to determine if convicted murderer deserves a new trial

• In flu season, H1N1 likely to return
  Vaccine manufacturers produce some 165 million doses

• It’s snowtime
  Sun Valley opens 75th winter season with solid turnout

• Grocer defers plans to build on LI site
  Deliberations halted until city rewrites economic plan

• Should Hailey host more than 1 rodeo?
  City Council considers professional competitions for new arena

• Apple lovers, meet Sun Valley
  Computer giant’s holiday ad campaign shot in resort area

• County approves Wenner subdivision
  Snowplowing, building envelope concerns addressed

• Fault line could help fund county retrofit
  New data adds to county’s application for federal funds

• Judge considers 3 felony DUI cases
  

• Felony to be filed against former mayor
  Anderson convicted of misdemeanor DUI in Lincoln County

• Man deported before trial
  Charged with felony domestic battery

• Hailey appraises its public trees
  City sets policy for tree removal

• 1884 church is born again
  Ketchum’s Congregational Church reopens after extensive rebuild

• It’s a good time for squeezing a buck
  Mountain-town hotels sweeten deals for winter

• Briefs
  

• O Tannenbaum!
  13th annual Festival of Trees is a holiday tradition

• Raul MidÓn to rock Sun Valley Opera House
  World traveling performer is a powerful artist

• Ketchum to celebrate golden anniversary
  Artists sought for commemorative coin design contest

• Papoose Club Holiday Bazaar to celebrate 20 years
  Annual bazaar at Hemingway Elementary to feature kids activities

• Dick Dorworth to lead silent retreat
  Meditation day is Buddhist celebration

• Blaine County schools to give holiday performances
  

• Art Briefs
  

• Christmas for Hillary
  

• Federal pay freeze is overdue
  

• Out of sight and out of mind shouldn’t mean out of luck
  

• The new heresy
  

• Treaty delay and warming: twin GOP threat to planet
  

• Reduce speed at Timmerman
  

• Protect city’s downtown
  

• Zoning change is favoritism
  

• Tip line could be misused
  

• Gun owners are lawful citizens
  

• Protect our clean water
  

• Zoning loophole a bad idea
  

• Rember column was right on
  

• Ketchum is granting favors
  

• Souper Supper keeps at it
  

• Cold holiday morning for Hailey Turkey Trot
  

• Alpine World Cup picks up steam at Aspen, Lake Louise
  

• Holiday swimming at the Boise pool
  Thanksgiving Invite

• Midgets sweep Salt Lake hockey tourney
  5-0 in Turkey Weekend shootout

• Super early snow for Nordic Super Tour
  At West Yellowstone

• Wood River boys debut cage season tonight
  20-game campaign opens with Kimberly

• Boys’ basketball outlooks for Carey, TCS
  

• Sports summary
  

• Have plans, will travel
  Valley man hopes lightweight, foldable kayak will catch on with backpackers

• Sewing serendipity
  

• Business Briefs
  

• Sandwich signs could survive season
  City debates enforcement as it overhauls sign rules

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Sally Liman Collins
  

• Jimmy Lloyd Dorr
  

• Myron William Schaefer
  

• Lovenia Campbell Slezak