Hills Are Ablaze, But Not With Fire Aspen trees are displaying peak fall colors in many parts of Blaine County, including the hillsides north of Ketchum along state Highway 75, above. The seasonal show in the mountains of Idaho starts earlier than at lower elevations—autumn begins tomorrow, Sept. 22. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, September 21, 2012

• Prosecutor: Sun Valley investigation ‘ongoing’
  Report on city audit still not released to public

• Marketing Alliance responds to blog
  Councilman’s post said Ketchum not paying ‘fair share’

• Ketchum to halt Wi-Fi network
  City says users down, equipment old and costly

• Hailey adapts to recycling changes
  Only paper, metal and plastic will be picked up curbside

• Policeman pleads not guilty to DUI
  Sun Valley Assistant Chief Mike Crawford back at work

• Ketchum utilities manager retires
  Steve Hansen leaves city staff after 28 years

• Regional wildfires start to slow down
  Some closures, evacuation orders still in effect

• Who might be next commissioner?
  8 candidates vie for political appointment

• Group supports grandparent-parents
  Library to host informational meeting next week

• Briefs
  

• Fan fiction
  Endless Conversation

• Marine Corps vet ‘pays it forward’
  New ‘sensory trail’ being installed at Swiftsure Ranch

• The sky hasn’t fallen
  

• Bitten by the fickle promises of technology
  

• Flurry of goals lift WRHS boys to 3-1 win
  Girls nip Riverhawks 1-0

• Homecoming Week win for Wolverine spikers
  WRHS trims Minico but falls to Bruins

• Cutthroat girls win 3-0, stay unbeaten at home
  Senator boys leave Elkhorn with 4-1 victory

• A simple idea
  

• Joseph Baxter Clement
  Death Notice