Film Festival puts on a show Kurt Sutter, creator of the television series “Sons of Anarchy,” and actor, writer, producer and director of “Sons of Anarchy” and the TV series “The Shield,” left, and actor Scott Glenn, right, who has some 90 acting credits to his name including “The Hunt for Red Octo-ber,” “Silverado,” “The Silence of the Lambs,” “The Right Stuff” and “Urban Cowboy,” flank Sun Valley Film Festival director Candice Pate at the festival in Ketchum on Friday. The third rendition of the festival wrapped up Sunday after a long weekend of film-related discussions, movie screenings and shoulder rubbing with top industry producers, directors and actors. “We couldn’t be happier with this year’s festi-val,” said festival Executive Director Teddy Grennan. “Our pass sales doubled over last year and we had close to 150 filmmakers and other special guests in attendance.” More than 50 “cutting edge” films and TV premieres were curated during the four-day event. To read more about the festival, turn to Page B1 of our printed issue. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

• Incumbent officials to face challengers
  Filing deadline was March 14

• Contracts inked for Air LOT money
  Air Service Board authorizes up to $1.5 million

• Sheriff’s chief deputy retires
  Longtime detective also leaves post

• Bellevue supports county’s road levy
  City would receive some $100,000 over 2 years

• Hailey set to decide on sewer bond
  Wastewater facility could cost up to $6 million

• Ketchum opts to stay the course on whitewater park
  City Council meeting draws crowd to talk about River Park at Sun Peak

• Police investigate vehicle vandalism
  Agencies receive more than 30 reports of broken windows

• Snowmobiler injured in Apollo Basin crash
  Accident occurred with rescue personnel close at hand

• Police investigate medical trailer theft
  Sheriff says trailer and equipment valued at $50K

• Police allege DUI in injury crash
  Woman transported to St. Luke’s hospital

• BRIEFS
  

• Lukas Nelson. Enough said.
  After a few hard touring years, he doesn’t need his father’s name for an audience

• Enjoy winter’s end at the lounge
  Paul Tillotson and friends jam to a finish

• Hibernation is over
  Le Vent du Nord is a lively breath of musical air

• Around Town
  

• Sunshine Week
  

• Time to sign up for health insurance
  

• Bad tax policy makes bad roads
  

• Don’t waste time on monument plan
  

• Change ski mountain hours in spring
  

• Support trails to help Idaho businesses
  

• What are options to killing wolves?
  

• Shiffrin, Ligety celebrate World Cup crystal globes
  Slalom, giant slalom winners in Switzerland

• Rixon, Duke carry away SVSC trophy
  Top GS, SL racers

• Arnot among leaders in Catalina Island marathon
  Avalon 26.2-miler

• Suns walk off as 13-2 and 11-0 winners
  Big scoresheet weekend in season finale

• Spring sports take another step forward
  Last week’s update

• Picks made for All-Conference hoops
  In Northside, Great Basin

• Triple gold for SVFSC ice dancers
  Irvine, Hoffman and Chase earn USFS golds

• College skiers, riders at USCSA nationals
  SV athletes at Lake Placid

• Young skiers at Targhee, other SVSEF news
  Nordic team gives out awards

• National ski shrine seeks nominations for Class of 2014
  Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame at Ishpeming

• SPORTS SUMMARY
  

• Film Festival puts on a show
  Sun Valley Film Festival announces winners

• Registration set for kindergarten, preschool
  Documentation needed to get kids in school

• ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ writers talk process
  Drama about AIDS won Oscar for best original screenplay

• LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY
  

• Edward ‘Eddie’ Alfs
  

• Jill Lawson
  

• Gerald Dean Dyson
  Death notice

• In schools, women are key role models
  Best teachers described as dedicated, involved and caring

• Nina Jonas is Woman of the Year
  Business co-owner became first female Ketchum mayor

• Divas of the nonprofit world
  Meet 4 women who run charitable organizations in the Wood River Valley

• Female surgeon flourishes in a mostly male field
  Dr. Charlotte Alexander has worked in valley for 18 years

• Ketchum clinic may represent medicine’s future
  ‘Mid-level’ practitioners are replacing general practitioners

• WOMAN ON THE STREET
  Who has been the most influential woman in your life (other than your mother)?