Expansion of Friedman revisited 2 options include enlargement without affecting Woodside Hailey residents Cameron Bouiss and Carol Waller, left, view two options for expanding operations at the existing Friedman Memorial Airport site. Hailey Councilwoman Carol Brown, center, Hailey Councilwoman Martha Burke and Airport Manager Rick Baird were present as hosts of a public open house to answer questions about the maps and other possibilities for improving airport operations and maintaining commercial air service to the valley. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, September 23, 2011

• Expansion of Friedman revisited
  2 options include enlargement without affecting Woodside

• Bag ban effort part of global movement
  Large-scale bag manufacturers watching Hailey initiative

• Mountain Rides tightens its belt
  Organization plans to operate on 11 percent less in fiscal 2012

• State legislators unharmed in Turkey terrorist attack
  Bomb kills 3 in capital city

• Try, try again
  New commission takes a second swing at redistricting

• Hailey policeman named Bellevue marshal
  Patrolman Larry Clark served 20 years in the Navy

• City issues directives with contracts
  Ketchum Community Development Corp. contract decision postponed

• Bellevue man charged with domestic violence
  Police allege he punched girlfriend in the face

• District sets session on ‘bullying awareness’
  Public invited to Monday event at WRHS

• Housing Authority hires new leader
  David Patrie named executive administrator

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• Ain’t no mountain high enough
  Octogenarian training for dream hike in Africa

• Land Trust house on National Register
  1906 building recognized as historically significant

• Key facts about seasonal flu vaccine
  St. Luke’s Health Watch

• What are options to a clothesline?
  Ask Ida

• No hope zone
  

• Weigh in on airport
  

• A life worth remembering
  

• Getting America back to work
  

• 60 runners enjoy the Roadrunner
  Meals on Wheels fundraiser

• Scoring by Storey leads WRHS past Burley 15-0
  5 goals for Wolverine senior

• Homecoming hits its high point today
  At Wood River High School

• Tigers tip Hailey spikers in league clash
  Volleyball season hits crunch time

• Cutthroat soccer teams have lofty HDSC perches
  High in the ranks as season winds down

• Ski films come to Apple’s tonight
  Part of Gathering Film & Music Festival

• Tee it up for youth hockey
  Sept. 30 benefit at Elkhorn

• The problem bear