Keep Ketchum’s Past in Its Future

Ketchum architect Jim Ruscitto, chairman of the Ketchum Historic Preservation Commission, center, gives an overview of the history of Bonning Cabin, an 1880 structure located on Fifth Street. Ruscitto conducted a tour of historic sites in Ketchum on Wednesday, June 14, to educate commissioners and members of the public about the history and location of antique buildings in the eastern portion of the city. With Ruscitto are Commissioner Nan Emerick, center-right, and Commissioner Tory Canfield, far right. Express photo by David N. Seelig

Friday — June 18, 2004

• Boulder-White Clouds blueprint released
  Myriad users accommodated in Simpson’s draft wilderness and recreation proposal

• Budget season open in Hailey
  Transportation to drive focus of streamlined proposal

• Will Ketchum’s past stay in its future?
  Commission ramps up efforts to maintain historic sites

• Preservation plan for ‘Louie’s’ gains momentum
  Old church could be relocated on Park and Ride lot

• Nitrogen spike inundates sewer
  Overwhelmed treatment bugs on way to recovery at Bellevue

• Baldy chairlift rides to start next weekend

• Lost River ATV trail put on back burner
  Idaho Parks and Recreation Department undertakes planning process

• Book is ‘whodunit’ for the ages
  Memoir of connected teamster published

• Don’t forget dad
  P.S. Spend some time with him, too

• Come on in my living room
  'this note's for you' by Keith Waller

• Property assessments: a housing squeeze play

• Hedge your bet, wear a helmet

• Hailey Coed Softball League 2004

• Ketchum Coed Softball League 2004

• Glove me tender
  Labor of love for men’s baseball league commissioner Curtis Bacca

• Green all over
  Valley Club stages President’s Cup

• Ice scream
  Sun Valley shows provide big-name talent

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