Furry Friends Take Center Stage A six-pack of sheepdogs wait for their turn at the National Point Qualifying Sheepdog Trials on Saturday in Quigley Canyon, east of Hailey. The trials, held Saturday and Sunday as part of the 16th annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival, featured some of the top sheepdogs in the nation competing in a six-step course to test their herding skills. These dogs, mostly border collies, were handled by Karen Zamora, left, and Marlene Warner.

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

• District 26 House race heats up
  Miller, Remington vie for Wendy Jaquet’s seat

• Absentee voting opens in the county
  Almost 500 voted so far

• T.F. prosecutor gets police DUI case
  State declines to suspend Mike Crawford’s driver’s license

• Ketchum plans to boost Internet speed
  City to initiate 10-year broadband strategic plan

• 2 Sun Valley officials boycott meeting
  Youngman, Suhadolnik don’t attend marketing confab

• Proposition opponents predict victory
  New survey claims the ‘no’ votes are leading

• Public can comment on Baldy biking
  More than 17 miles of new trails proposed

• BLM approves valley land swap
  Landowner Ali Fayed to exchange 547 acres for 20

• Ketchum cuts red tape for river park
  Environmental assessment to commence ‘shortly’

• Court takes on new rape cases
  2 men accused of having sex with 14-year-old girls

• Tully’s Corp. files for Chapter 11
  Parent company of coffee chain in debt

• Testing the waters and hoping for a wave
  Bellevue City Council considers kayak park proposal

• County receives 3 nursing-home proposals
  Consideration begins next month

• Carey School honored by state board
  School to receive ‘Distinguished Schools Award for 2012’

• Sun Valley honored by mountain bikers
  IMBA grants ‘Epic Ride’ designation

• ITD announces dirt track closure
  Stanton Crossing to undergo environmental reclamation

• St. Luke’s lab manager wins company award
  Sandra Jussel honored for ‘exemplary’ performance

• Briefs
  

• ‘The King and I’
  Proof that love can change the most cantankerous of leopard’s spots

• Truth reveals ghosts
  Spooky stories of ‘The Woman in Black’

• Which-a-way to Hemingway?
  Community Library hosts annual Ernest Hemingway Symposium

• A family affair
  Kin or chosen, Jamboree reunites relations in fun and music

• One Whiff and you’ll be hooked
  A cappella men’s group Yale Whiffenpoofs are back in the valley

• Who is that?
  A listing of 2012 SV Jazz Jamboree Bands

• Around Town
  

• Showcasing nature
  

• Idahos Holy Grail
  

• No more lame excuses
  

• Perception and reality
  

• Smile when you say that
  

• Securing our diplomatic missions
  

• Let’s vote intelligently
  

• HJR 2 is bad for wildlife managers
  

• Don’t believe LOT purveyors
  

• Pence brings experience
  

• Vote for SJR 102
  

• Support Remington
  

• Vote yes for 1 percent LOT
  

• Say “Yes” to air
  

• Animal Center is extraordinary
  

• Editor’s note
  

• Final drive and field goal save 40-37 WRHS win
  Burley rallies from 30 points down, falls short

• Runners aim for state on White Clouds trail
  GBC meet in Sun Valley

• Olson, McCleary finish Twin Cities Marathon
  Five hours and great fun

• Wolverine soccer teams earn state tourney trips
  Thursday games in Idaho Falls

• Cutthroat girls aim for state title game
  First, a soccer date with Fruitland

• Carey ends home season on a 45-0 roll
  Road games next as Panthers eye playoffs

• District volleyball tourneys wind down
  Teams aim for state

• Swimmers sweep Magic Valley Invite
  Home meet is Saturday

• Sports summary
  

• Costumes, culture and a whole lot of wool
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Frank Joseph Cianelli