At Janss, chicks fly to podium Members of the Janss Pro-Am Classic team the Charleston Chicks get in the spirit Saturday night at the event’s awards dinner in the Limelight Room of the Sun Valley Inn. From left to right are: Hailey Duke, Claire Brown, Teagen Palmer, Sam Busby, Erika Hogan and Heather Black. These speedy gals placed second out of a field of 26 six-person teams in the Janss Speed Cup during the first day of racing, based on raw speed without any handicaps. This year marked the 17th annual Janss Pro-Am Classic, which is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation, helping to fund costs for its 500-plus athletes. For results of the event, turn to Page B2 of our printed edition. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

• Doubt cast on proposed MASSV venue
  But organizers say they still hope to hold event

• Hailey considers Old Cutters appeal
  $2.5 million at stake in battle over fees

• City OKs new Community School building
  Construction expected to begin in June

• Trials set for drug-charge defendants
  All 4 suspects plead not guilty to felony crimes

• A human-performance lab in Ketchum?
  Organization says project is moving forward

• SVMA requests $450K from Ketchum
  Says more people are using main marketing website

• Conservationists target lynx trapping
  Groups seek measures to reduce incidental take

• Wildlife migrations increase accident risk
  Sheriff reports 4 recent collisions with animals

• Hunting reduces local wolf numbers
  F&G releases 2013 wolf report

• District recognized for music education
  Blaine is only one honored in state of Idaho

• CS students awarded arts scholarships
  Sun Valley Center helps students further their studies

• Hailey strangulation charge reduced
  Defendant reaches plea agreement with prosecutors

• BRIEFS
  

• BUSINESS BRIEFS
  

• Lessons in the parlor
  Piano fest reminiscent of age of Romanticism

• Heavenly sounds for your soul
  Caritas Choir brings divine music

• Aprés play
  

• AROUND TOWN
  

• Artist's Studio
  

• Let’s end our addiction to plastic
  

• Payments or potholes
  

• Idaho’s wolf policies need to change course
  

• Resort should penalize dangerous skiers
  

• Boulder-White Clouds deal a model for compromise
  

• Why the county proposed a road and bridge levy
  

• Fish and Game should not kill ravens
  

• Doran Key deserves kudos as ski coach
  

• Simpson has been too quiet about Bergdahl
  

• Big innings help WRHS end the Minico hex
  Wolverines snap 53-game GBC losing skid

• Warriors stick their way past Skyview 7-3
  Second win of lacrosse season

• SVSEF’s Kennedy wins Rail Jam at USASA finals
  Freeski nationals at Copper Mountain

• Walk-off homer by Hicks leads to sweep
  WRHS softball beats Minico 14-4, 14-13

• Snow Cup, Surefoot wind down alpine season
  One final push for SVSEF skiers

• Rodeo circuit kicks off at Glenns Ferry
  Fifth District high school events

• Play ball! Sign up for BCRD leagues
  Youth programs for kids

• Janss Pro-Am pumps it up for SVSEF
  26 teams, over 200 volunteers keep tradition alive

• Track teams, tennis players pick up the pace
  

• Sign-ups begin for Super Enduro bike races
  During Ride Sun Valley Festival

• SPORTS SUMMARY
  

• Avalanche survivor tells her story
  Lesley Martin was trapped under snow for 90 minutes

• LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY
  

• Mark ‘Sparky’ Anderson
  

• Martha Rose Byington
  DEATH NOTICE