Easy Victory In Fall Classic Miles Fink-Debray, center, jogs to victory near the summit of Bald Mountain on Saturday in the 35th annual Baldy Hill Climb. Fink-Debray’s time of 36 minutes, 41 seconds was five minutes faster than the second-place finisher, 14-year-old Henry Raff, not pictured. This was Fink-Debray’s seventh victory in the last eight Baldy Hill Climb competitions. Including the 12 kids under 11 years old in the Kinderclimb, 147 participants hiked, raced or biked and raced up the heart of Bald Mountain on the Warm Springs side. Fink-Debray said he motivates himself positively during the hill climb with thoughts such as, “Dig deeper, ramp it up, relax. I’m having a great day. I do not feel any pain and it’s almost over.” Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

• Meet the candidates in Ketchum, SV
  Pizza and Politics forums set for Oct. 23, Oct. 24

• District settles with McKinstry
  Energy company drops $7 million litigation claim

• Shutdown impacts wildlife, education
  Craters of the Moon closure costs estimated at $12,000 per day

• Commissioners balk at raising phone fee
  25-cent surcharge would help fund 911 system

• St. Luke’s christens new clinic
  Mental-health facility is first of its kind in Blaine County

• Man shoots himself in downtown Hailey
  66-year-old found dead in pickup near county building

• Meet the candidates in Ketchum, SV
  Pizza and Politics forums set for Oct. 23, Oct. 24

• Churches to offer free grief workshops
  Classes begin this week

• Pedestrian injured in vehicle accident
  Ketchum woman treated and released at St. Luke’s

• ‘Political Statement Or Just Kids?’
  

• NEWS BRIEFS
  

• Mosaic of talent
  New art tour highlights local artists

• Let there be light!
  Jazz Jamboree guaranteed to make you forget all your troubles

• Meet the Asian Arthur Miller
  Get into the mind of the artist that is David Henry Hwang

• Death with dignity
  It’s not about when one dies, but how

• Girls on the rise
  See spirit-shoring film about 9 unforgettable girls

• Infinitely relevant
  Orwell’s ‘1984’ not too much of a stretch in 2013

• Around Town
  

• Last Call
  

• Give voters something to go on
  

• Pay up, Senator Craig
  

• Monument plans must be made public
  

• LOT for air service will boost business
  

• Throw out the Ketchum incumbents
  

• Hall, Gourlay know how to lead a resort
  

• It’s time to vote in new thinkers
  

• Randy Hall sees the big picture
  

• Truth be told
  

• Support Nina Jonas for mayor
  

• Support new faces in valley elections
  

• Football fans pack the Homecoming stands
  Bruins breeze, royalty is named

• Hailey spikers use defense to stop Minico
  Sweep Homecoming match over Spartans

• Figure skaters compete at regionals
  In Tacoma, Wash.

• Carey gives Castleford a night to forget
  Panthers win with ease, 62-26

• Miles wins Baldy Hill Climb a seventh time
  

• Cyclocross returns to Hailey this weekend
  Crosstoberfest coming at Old Cutters Oct. 18-19

• Cutthroat girls play for HDSC soccer title
  Boys still in the hunt

• WRHS boys upset Riverhawks in GBC soccer
  Hailey girls feel the upset sting

• Rotarun to stage fire recovery event Saturday
  Hill climb, lunch, fence raising

• A Little History—And Lots Of Sheep
  

• LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY
  

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• Lucas Robert Benjamin
  

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