In Greenhorn, scarred hillsides slide Some residents suffer from Mother Nature’s 1-2 punch Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, September 6, 2013

• In Greenhorn, scarred hillsides slide
  Some residents suffer from Mother Nature’s 1-2 punch

• Airport announces runway closures
  Two 25-day shut-downs will permit construction work

• Knife River awarded airport contract
  Work would be Phase I of multi-phase project

• ITD approves reduced highway speed
  Lower nighttime limit planned to begin in October

• School sets new enrollment record
  Community School showing continuous growth

• Fire costs local districts more than $1 million
  Some 33 outside fire departments help with structure protection

• Ketchum mayor to run for re-election
  Randy Hall talks about campaign

• Suspect pleads not guilty to shooting
  Judge Robert Elgee disqualified from hearing the case

• Ketchum approves $17.8M budget
  Unanimous vote made after minimal public comment

• Road levy vote likely
  Money would fund maintenance

• Stennett’s legacy helps local students
  Scholarship fund established in honor of late Idaho senator

• Holy roller at skatepark
  Christian Hosoi to perform in Hailey

• Fish & Game offers deer tag exchange
  Some hunting areas affected by fires

• School board to meet on Tuesday
  Trustees to take a ‘retreat’ on Monday

• NEWS BRIEFS
  

• Help is on the way
  

• Market public schools
  

• Help yourself by shopping locally
  

• Cyclist Youmans makes U.S. junior team for worlds
  Road cycling in Italy

• Hailey girls show progress, fall to Bruins 2-1
  Top Great Basin teams clash

• Bob Smith named to Intermountain ski shrine
  Among four men entering Park City hall

• WRHS, Twin Falls battle to 1-1 draw
  Great Basin soccer opener

• Bradley, Celano on top in Valley Club Senior golf
  

• Flolo is Junior Queen at Finals Rodeo
  

• Hitting by ‘Hawks spoils Hailey volleyball debut
  Canyon Ridge staves off Wolverine bid

• Janet Burnett Brown Hill