Preserve, former ‘new town’ sites sell New owner has plans for conservation, land restoration Crystal Creek Preserve, part of Crystal Creek Ranch south of Bellevue, was sold along with Spring Creek Ranch, the site of a formerly proposed town, to part-time valley resident Harry Hagey on Wednesday. Much of Crystal Creek, almost 1,400 acres, is protected by a conservation easement. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, December 17, 2010

• Preserve, former ‘new town’ sites sell
  New owner has plans for conservation, land restoration

• Pitkethly death still a mystery
  Sheriff’s Office continues cold-case investigation

• City hands over $380K for marketing
  Sun Valley set to match Ketchum’s share

• Skiers stress wintering elk
  Warm Springs closure imminent

• Donation aims to save pets’ lives
  Invisible Fence gives oxygen masks to fire departments

• Where the jobs are
  Hailey businessman makes appearance on CNN

• Resort-area economy on encouraging track
  Ketchum, Sun Valley’s LOT collections stop falling in 2010

• Hailey wants history, not height
  Comprehensive plan to be finalized Dec. 20

• Water mystery leads to dispute ordinance
  Blaine Manor water use surged 5-fold last summer

• Narcotics squad reports cocaine busts
  2 men arrested on drug delivery charges

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• Wines commemorate 75th season
  George IV Wines created special labels for Sun Valley

• Valley will be aglow with luminaries
  Sales of candle lanterns support Hunger Coalition

• ‘The Perfect Turn’ is a skier’s dream
  

• Living Briefs
  

• Government should rein in web ‘stalking’
  

• Goodbye Idaho ‘ethics’
  

• Matmen put first tournament in the books
  Bucks Bags meet in Boise

• Carey’s depth too much for Murtaugh
  Panther boys tackle Pirates before holiday

• Huntington coaches South Korean track athletes
  Asian Games a highlight

• Sharp shooting sends WRHS girls past ’Dogs 52-43
  Hillcrest is next for Wolverines

• Panther girls roll to 72-26 win at Murtaugh
  All 11 players share minutes

• Putting a 360 spin on Baldy’s panorama
  

• A time for all of us
  

• Robert Earle Gillett
  

• Ross K. Peck