Hooray for snow

Series of storms perfect Christmas present

John McClatchy, of Picabo, uses a snowblower Tuesday to clear the walkway of a West Ketchum home after a welcomed snow storm dumped a tad over a foot of snow Monday in Ketchum. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of December 18 - 23, 2002

• Three-day series of storms are 
  the perfect Christmas present

• New police chief boasts 20 years of experience
  

• City, county officials hold rare summit
  More communication, cooperation pledged
  

• City postpones decision on tall hotel
  Proponents outnumber opponents
  

• Janss Center proposal hits political wall
  Mayor says it is nearly out of time
  

• Janss Activity Center and YMCA 
  discussing partnership
  

• County offers incentive to move and reuse houses
  

• Elkhorn Resort demolition plan tabled
  P&Z wants time to consider changes to proposal
  

• Bellevue mayor comes under fire
  Zoning compliance of developments questioned
  

• Large shopping center proposed in Bellevue
  Developer sees gap in retail market
  

• Sun Valley films: A match made in celluloid heaven
  

• It’s a wonderful time of the year!
  Sun Valley shines with Christmas tradition
  

• Center exhibit examines concepts of home
  

• To hotel or not to hotel?
  

• If Kerry gets nod, Ketchum in ’04 spotlight
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Water water everywhere; but not really
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• City should stand by Janss Center commitment
  Guest opinion by Tom Praggastis

• Cutthroats throw caution to the wind
  Beat Shoshone for the first time 55-54, nip Richfield 34-33
  

• Younger, deeper Suns debut against Boise
  weekend game + 2003 roster + 2003 schedule 
  

• IMC qualifiers debut at Park City
  GS, slalom for juniors
  

• 2002 Winterstart results
  30th annual cross-country freestyle races
  

• Freestyler Cordeau gets U.S. Devo nod
  Bright futures in the bumps
  

• Eberharter goes down, opening door for Bode
  U.S. climbs in World Cup

• Public Notice Summary

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