Mountain Rides faces funding loss Federal dollars could be cut by more than $200K

Friday, April 19, 2013

• Bomb threat forces school evacuation
  High school sophomore charged with felony

• Mountain Rides faces funding loss
  Federal dollars could be cut by more than $200K

• Congress ponders FAA bills
  Local delegates support air tower funding

• A national monument near Ketchum?
  Alternative plan put forth for Boulder-White Clouds

• Levy board considers 2 applications
  Kilpatrick Pond, Loving Creek projects up for funding

• Ketchum OKs change to YMCA lease
  ‘Allies of the Y’ buy debt, ice rink no longer required

• Commissioners debate salary policy
  Board, elected officials to be evaluated like employees

• Ketchum to build $168K splash park
  City to pay with law enforcement savings, donations

• Cyclist’s injuries were ‘catastrophic’
  Wife: Entire left shoulder and arm shattered

• Talking about it
  Student runners discuss Boston bombing

• Ketchum man sentenced for visa fraud
  

• Wrongful death lawsuit starts Tuesday
  School District being sued for death of Carey student

• News Briefs
  

• Gun Lobby
  

• Losing shouldn’t be winning
  

• Veto nips money grab
  

• Wood River Valley needs a new industry
  

• Time to crack down on poisoned meat
  

• Girl Scouts plant sprouts of grace
  

• A super finish to Sinnott’s ski season
  Ketchum skier is king of the SuperTour

• Busy weekend for home ball games
  Snow cancels WRHS-Filer baseball

• Death Notice
  Cindy Lawson Kesting