Ketchum elects new leaders

High voter turnout prompted by hotly contested races

Ketchum mayoral candidate Janet Dunbar, one of five in a hotly contested race, was among the first to vote Tuesday morning as she hands her ballot to election volunteer Virginia Graves at City Hall. Officials reported more than 500 Ketchum voters cast ballots by 3 p.m., compared to a total vote of 748 in the last city election. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of November 7 - 13, 2001

• Election results graphic
  (unofficial) election results at a glance
   
  

• Simon defeats 4 challengers for mayor
  Last minute antics lead up to Ketchum election
  
  

• Burke beats Kramer for council seat
  Hailey’s voter turnout only 15 percent
  
  

• Agnew upsets O’Shea in Sun Valley election
  
  

• Potters edges out Sievers for Ketchum council
  Runoff election scheduled for Gourlay, Corrock
  
  

• Chamber launches new winter promotion
  
  

• Tourism business slips after terrorist attacks
  
  

• ‘Movers’ avoid traffic woes, burn calories
  Peddlers, plodders log 2,529 miles
  
  

• Organizers prepare Our Place 
  as a shelter for valley’s youth
  
  

• Teen’s economic summit a worldly affair
  
  

• Man cleared in shooting incident
  
  

• Trial set in solicitation of murders case
  

• Trying to understand Afghanistan
  Forum offers insights into war on terrorism
  
  

• Falconers hunt from the skies
  Ancient sport fosters mutual dependence, traditions
  

• Stage played reading with 
  local students slated tonight
  

• Make air travel safe now
   

• Small town economic terrorism
   

• How much the same?
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• Musings about torture are 
  dangerous form of contemplation
  Commentary by Pat Murphy
  

• Middle school football teams enjoy unbeaten seasons
  Hailey eighth, seventh graders

• WRHS girls aim high, shoot for state
  2001-02 cage season opens Friday against Wendell

• 2001-02 WRHS Girls Basketball Schedule

• 2001-2002 B League Hockey schedule

• Great start for Carey, then things unravel
  Castleford explodes for 54-8 playoff win
  

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