Swinging 
Sun Valley

Jazz Jamboree breaks attendance records

Bob Draga of the Titan Hot Seven band toots his licorice stick at Sun Valley’s 12th Annual Swing’n’Dixie Jazz Jamboree over the weekend. Jamboree directors Tom and Barbara Hazard said they may have broken their attendance average of about 7,000 by 500.

For the week of October 24 - 30, 2001

• Man charged with trying to hire 2 murders
  
  

• Anthrax threat raises concerns
  County, state prepare for potential bio/chem assault
  
  

• Foundation grants land for new city park
  
  

• Mayoral candidates outline agendas
  Ketchum’s pizza and politics night draws crowd
  
  

• Seat 1 candidates tackle housing, parking
  
  

• Potters, Sievers bid for Seat 2
  
  

• Cow and calf moose gunned down
  Information leading to arrests sought
  
  

• High penalized for not cooperating
  

• Thunder Spring nears completion
  Developer shares his thoughts about the massive project
  
  

• Learning, loving across generations
  Senior citizens visit special friends at Hemingway
  

• ‘Dancing Out Loud’
  Idaho Dance Theatre brings contemporary dance to Sun Valley
  

• Power struggle in city elections

• Congress flinched
  

• Word power made crystal clear
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• Hoaxes feed fears, too
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Not in our house, Mushers say to Carey
  Camas holds off Panthers 20-18 for North title

• Banners belong to Community School
  Peaking, Cutthroat spikers head to state

• Early test looms for Cutthroat boys at state
  Showdown with Payette, WRHS back at big dance

• Wood River girls look to repeat
  As state soccer champions
  

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