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RANKED NO. 1 FOR LOCAL NEWS BY THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION Ketchum fire station makes headway Pedestrian safety analysis to begin at Saddle Road site
By EMILY JONES Express Staff Writer
he Ketchum City Council passed on the forthcoming Ketchum fire station’s design- review application to the Plan- T ning and Zoning Commission in a 4-0 vote on Monday, effectively moving it along the construction pipeline. The fire station site at a city-owned dirt lot north of the Wood River YMCA along Saddle Road was offi- cially locked in last month following a 3-1 City Council vote on Dec. 16. Ket- chum voters previously approved a bond measure to fund the $11.5 mil- lion, 14,500-square-foot building with Express photo by Roland Lane a two-thirds majority in the Nov. 5 city election. On Monday, Boise-based Cole Equine Daydream Architects presented exterior render- ings of the building to the public that Horses at the Sun Valley Stables watch the activity in a nearby pasture on a sunny afternoon. In the Sun Valley area, partly cloudy skies mid-week depicted metal and wood siding and a are predicted to give way to cloudier conditions and eventually snow showers over the weekend. black-brick theme. According to blueprints from Cole Architects, the new facility will include four drive-through bays to accommodate the wider turns of lad- der trucks, six dormitories, several In Hailey, holiday business boomed offices and a large conference room. “We’re very appreciative of [Cole] Tourists and locals shed abundance on valley’s biggest town working over the holidays, and I’m delighted with the work they’ve conducted thus far on the station,” By TONY TEKARONIAKE EVANS busy season at the Gem Barbershop on Bul- continued to be an increasingly strong Mayor Neil Bradshaw said Monday. Express Staff Writer lion Street. sales item, due in part to new designs that “From here on out, it’ll be pedal to the “The holidays are always crazy,” Cabal- have revived older technologies. He said metal.” Businesses in downtown Hailey felt the lero said. “In a small town, everyone is a longer-than-usual Christmas break for Prior to the bond election, 22 possi- love this holiday season. A walk around always on the same schedule.” local students may have also ble fire-station locations in Ketchum town on Monday yielded stories of abun- Caballero said he’s glad to contributed to increased com- were evaluated, but city administra- dance and joy brought by residents and be in a business that doesn’t mercial activity. tors ultimately found the dirt-lot site tourists willing to spend locally. necessarily drop off after the “There’s just “They had 17 days off,” Nigra on Saddle Road best with its quick “Hailey isn’t just a place you land to go to holidays. more business said, “and more time on their access to state Highway 75 and Warm Sun Valley anymore,” said Red Shoe owner “I think that’s because we’re hands, and needed something Springs Road. Scott Mikolaycik, whose Main Street res- a full-service salon,” he said. in general at to do.” Councilman Michael David, how- taurant has been rocking three nights each “We cater to everyone from ma High Desert Sports hunting ever, expressed concern on Dec. 16 week to live music. “It was really busy and and grandma to infants and night in town and fishing store owner Wayne about recreational activities taking I was happy to be a part of the holiday sea- fathers. We still have a waiting these days.” Clayton said his store on River place in close proximity to the site— son. With The Mint open across the street, list of four weeks.” Street saw the usual uptick children using the adjacent skate Café Della, Lago Azul and other busi- Sturtevants outdoor sports Scott Mikolaycik in business the week before park, for example—and was the lone nesses, there’s just more business in gen- store at the corner of Main and Red Shoe owner Christmas. dissenter in the vote. eral at night in town these days.” Carbonate streets was busier “Mostly for stocking “My concern is with [Fire Depart- Mikolaycik said that when visitors drive than last year. stuffers,” Clayton said. “But then there’s ment] volunteers driving into what’s through Hailey from the airport, they see “The holidays were great,” said sports a week after Christmas that is also good. already a super dangerous area, espe- more action in town than in recent years. technician Jay Nigra. “Pretty much across There are still some controlled elk hunts cially in the summertime,” he said “And the Christmas lights on Main the board. Retail sales and rentals were and landowner hunts going on. Duck hunt- last month. “We need to watch out for Street sure helped,” he said. good. There were plenty of people in town, ing goes right through February. Then it our most vulnerable residents.” Ariel Caballero still had a full schedule and nice people.” will be slow until April.” Others who spoke at the lectern of appointments ahead of him following a Nigra said classic cross-country skis See HAILEY, Page 10 See FIRE, Page 10 2 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 START THE NEW YEAR County seeks clarity on Idaho Power charge B E U RIGHT S R T B A C A R - S U Commissioners look for ‘stakeholder meeting’ to cut undergrounding cost
By MARK DEE design the underground line, too, Express Staff Writer trimming out some of that con- tingency—if the county can front The Blaine County commis- 30 percent of bill. sioners want to the gauge the The commissioners and public’s appetite for picking up county staff have been working the eight-figure tab to bury Idaho separately on possible avenues Power’s state-approved redun- to find funding, including levies, dant transmission line through bonds and a relatively untested the Wood River Valley. But first option called a local improve- they need to drill down on how ment district, or LID, Commis- much their constituents ulti- sioner Jacob Greenberg said. mately need to pay. Greenberg is focusing on the On Tuesday, the board opted third option, which taxes prop- against holding an erties in the specific open house later this area that benefits from month in favor of the project. They’re scheduling a “meet- “I’d like to relatively untested on ing of the minds” with this scale, Marks said. Idaho Power, members see all of us Jurisdictions typically of the state Public Util- at the same use LIDs to assess ities Commission, and users for things such legal representatives table, with as sidewalks, rather for residents seeking to than for multi-million- block the line, accord- everything in dollar infrastructure ing to County Planner front of us.” projects. Plus, under Allison Marks. The state code, parcels over goal: to draft a more Jacob Greenberg 5 acres are exempt detailed estimate of Commissioner from paying the assess- the cost the county ment, and a two-thirds SUBARU OF TWIN FALLS would incur to entrench the opposition by remaining land- line over and above Idaho Pow- owners nullifies the zone. ~YOUR LOCAL SUBARU DEALER~ er’s baseline design. The compa- Greenberg is working with ny’s quote comes to $32,889,227, state Sen. Michelle Stennett and 794 Falls Ave. Twin Falls, Idaho (208) 734-8860 including between $10 and $11 Rep. Sally Toone to change that in million in contingency. the Legislature this year, remov- SubaruofTwinFalls.com “It’s astronomically high,” ing the exemption from law. The Marks said. “We think there’s legislative session begins this some latitude to get that down. week, and typically lasts through From Idaho Power’s perspective, the winter. the number’s pinned down. But The meeting discussed on that’s not a number we feel com- Tuesday hasn’t been scheduled. fortable with. There are still a lot “We’ve been working at this of moving parts.” for some time,” Greenberg said. The county’s issue, though, is “Idaho Power thinks we have that it can’t get a more detailed to pay for it. We have a differ- estimate of the cost without hav- ent opinion—so do people in this ing some money in hand to pay community. I’d like to see all of it. Idaho Power employed Power us at the same table, with every- Engineers to come up with its thing in front of us. I think that’s OPENOPEN HOUSEHOUSE rough estimate. The firm will our way forward from here.” Two years of construction have come to a conclusion! RENOVATION CELEBRATION
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Remarks and cake at 5:00 pm Courtesy photo YOU MADE IT HAPPEN! First Baby Of The Year Arrives See the Chihuly Ulysses Cylinders HOURS: St. Luke’s Wood River celebrated its first baby born in 2020 on Jan. 4 at before they leave, and meet M, F, Sat: 10 am-6 pm T, W, Th: 10 am-8 pm 9:50 a.m. Logan Kai Shelamer was born 8 pounds, 15 ounces and 20.5 inches Leslie Jackson Chihuly, President New! Open every Sunday long. Logan was given a special gift basket from the St. Luke’s Wood River and CEO of Chihuly Studio! beginning Jan. 19. 12-5 pm. Volunteer Board, along with a St. Luke’s onesie and a receiving blanket that each new baby at the hospital receives. Amanda and Mike Shelamer said all four of their babies have been born on Saturdays and that Logan’s siblings, 415 Spruce Avenue North • PO Box 2168 • Ketchum, ID 83340 www.comlib.org two sisters and one brother, are all excited about the addition to the family. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 3
INSIDE THIS ISSUE IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Mountain lion Opinion ...... 6 Letters ...... 7 Obituaries ...... 9 attacks prompt dialog News of Record ...... 9 Sports ...... 11 Domestic cat killed Dec. 2 Classifieds ...... 13 in northern Hailey ARTS & EVENTS Weather ...... 2 By EMILY JONES on Dec. 18 near the Ketchum Calendar ...... 6 Express Staff Writer dog park—one on Bald Moun- tain Road and one on Short S B R A R I N E G 12-pound domestic cat Swing Lane—leading Fish Y I E N V Updating you for G I is the latest fatality in and Game officers to shoot the F T - H Y E T a string of mountain suspected lion after a hound
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BY ALEJANDRA BUITRAGO The driver of the Malibu, 66-year-old Express Staff Writer Laura Elizabeth Accinelli, of California, was located and cited with misdemeanor Two accidents in which drivers DUI and released. The Malibu sustained rammed power poles, on New Year’s Day substantial damages and was towed from and Jan. 2 left some Blaine County resi- the scene. dents without power for several hours. Accinelli is scheduled for an arraign- The first crash happened at about 4 a.m. ment in Blaine County 5th District Magis- on New Year’s Day on Warm Springs Road trate Court on Jan. 27. near Sage Road in Ketchum. According The second collision occurred on state Courtesy photo to the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office, dep- Highway 75 just south of Deer Creek Road, uties responded to the crash along with north of Hailey, on Jan. 2 about 6:30 p.m. The crash of a Chevrolet Malibu into a power four Ketchum firefighters. Once on scene, According to the Sheriff’s Office, a pole along Warm Springs Road was deemed deputies discovered a power pole hanging gray 2016 Volvo struck a power pole off the cause of a lengthy power outage in over the hood of a 2020 Chevy Malibu on the southbound shoulder of Highway 75. Ketchum on New Year’s Day. In the Friday Express: the north side of the road with power lines Driver Arthur F. Oppenheimer, 73, and KETCHUM BUSINESS dangling 5 feet above the ground and the passenger Esther B. Oppenheimer, 73, damage and Idaho Power shut off power to driver not at the scene. both of Boise, were wearing seatbelts and areas of Hailey for several hours to repair Officers shut down the road to complete were uninjured. The power pole broke off the line. The Idaho Mountain Express (USPS 720-490) is published an investigation and allow Idaho Power to in the crash and was suspended by the Idaho Power personnel estimated the weekly on Wednesdays, by Express Publishing Inc., 591 First Avenue North, Ketchum, Idaho. Subscription price is $72 per repair the line. By 5:30 p.m. full power was power lines. None of the power lines was cost to repair the power pole to be about year. Periodical postage paid at Ketchum, Idaho restored to the roughly 1,236 customers in disconnected, according to the Sheriff’s $20,000. No citations were issued for the and at additional mailing offices. the Warm Springs area who went without Office. accident. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Idaho Mountain Express, P.O. Box 1013, Ketchum, Idaho 83340. Vol. 45, No. 12 power for most of New Year’s Day. The Volvo sustained substantial [email protected] 4 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 HHHHH YEAR IN REVIEW HHHHH Minnesota Turmoil tailed school board in 2019 man charged New board aims for stability in pivotal 2020 for the BCSD By MARK DEE teacher. No formal complaints have been brought against trust- with stealing Express Staff Writer ees, including Clayton, by teachers and constituents so far this year, according to a public records request filed by the Idaho A new year brings a new board to lead the Blaine County Mountain Express. debit card School District. Three new members will sit on the five-person In July, Clayton served the district with a tort claim of his panel at the trustees’ annual meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 21, look- own, alleging slander against the Blaine County School Dis- ing to add stability—and transparency—to district manage- trict—specifically Holmes. The district did not respond, and Suspect allegedly ment after a tumultuous year. Clayton has not pursued the claim in court. purchased $600 sweater With a plant facilities levy likely headed to voters in 2020, the new board will preside over a transitional year for a district Opponents find their voice that looks to return focus to sound finances and student suc- Days before Clayton’s censure, some 120 people—including a BY ALEJANDRA BUITRAGO cess in the next 12 months. The Idaho Mountain Express will smattering of state and local elected officials—spent nearly two Express Staff Writer cover that as it happens. First, though, here’s a look hours listening to criticism of district leadership as back at the big stories from 2019. speakers sought support for a petition to fire Super- A Minnesota man faces two felony intendent GwenCarol Holmes with cause, and, fail- charges after allegedly picking up a lost Trustee turmoil ing that, retribution against the school board that wallet and using the bank card found Months of closed-door conflict led the board to employs her at the polls in November. inside to buy a $600 sweater. strip then-Chairman Rob Clayton of his title and One common refrain nested in the allegations: According to a probable-cause affidavit censure the Ketchum trustee for “several” unspeci- that district policies make grievances difficult written by Ketchum Division of the Blaine fied ethics violations following an executive session and ineffective, especially those lodged against County Sheriff’s Office Officer Alexander in June. superiors. Romashko, he was dispatched to River The board passed both measures 3-2 during a The petition garnered almost 1,200 online sig- Run Lodge in Ketchum at about 1:40 p.m. somber vote near midnight, following its regular natures, according to organizer Barbara Brown- on Jan. 4 for a report of a theft. monthly meeting on June 11. Clayton and Ryan ing, but disputes over terms and intervention from Upon making contact with the alleged Degn opposed both motions. ROB CLAYTON legal counsel stalled any possible meeting. The bal- victim, she reported that her boyfriend The board declined to detail the charges prior to lots never filled quite as opponents thought back in had had the wallet last to make a taking the vote. Citing the confidentiality of those June, either. But, the meeting’s influence stuck as purchase at the outside ticket window. conversations under Idaho law, trustees wouldn’t all the candidates for trustee made transparency a The boyfriend had allegedly dropped the elaborate on them afterward, either. key plant in their platforms. wallet without noticing and when the In interviews with the Idaho Mountain Express, couple noticed, they reportedly began Clayton said he “overstepped” on two occasions. Board room blitz to look for the wallet and found it in the In January, he arrived unannounced to act as a Trustee Ellen Mandeville of Hailey took the men’s bathroom second for former Human Resources Director Shan- gavel from Clayton, serving out the year as chair- in the River Run non Maza at a performance evaluation with a school woman of the board. She never intended to run for Lodge with a principal and Superintendent GwenCarol Holmes. re-election in November, though. Neither did Carey Hunt is debit card, $300 in (That meeting was later listed as the inciting event Trustee Ryan Degn, nor did north-county Trustee scheduled for cash and a check in a February tort claim by Maza against the district Kevin Garrison. missing. alleging slanderous conduct by the superintendent ELLEN MANDEVILLE Garrison resigned from his post in October, a preliminary According to toward Maza and Clayton. The claim never went to three days after he was arrested on a pair of alco- the affidavit, the court; a week after Clayton’s censure, Maza and the district set- hol-related misdemeanors. hearing on alleged victim tled out of court for $125,000, breaking her contract three weeks “For me, this is a matter of honor and responsibility,” Jan. 10. called her bank to early and quashing a pair of potential lawsuits against Superin- Garrison told the Idaho Mountain Express. “Regardless of put a hold on the tendent GwenCarol Holmes alleging bullying and slander.) the outcome, anything that makes the district look bad is card, at which time “I didn’t know it was a performance evaluation,” Clayton inappropriate.” she learned that a purchase had been said. “I wanted to witness the process. In hindsight, it was the Soon after, he was replaced by Lara Stone, a local business- made at the Brass Ranch store at about wrong thing to do.” woman and frequent volunteer on the district’s finance com- 12:30 p.m. for more than $600. The bank In May, Clayton said he questioned a teacher over “concerns mittee. Stone had been running unopposed for the Zone 5 seat. stated the individual purchased a black with district operations.” That might constitute an indepen- Mandeville and Degn finished out their terms after the and gray camo sweater. dent investigation outside established protocols, and a poten- election, inviting their successors to participate as they tran- Romashko spoke with an employee tial source of bias should the board adjudicate related matters sitioned away. Former Hailey Mayor Keith Roark won Man- at the Brass Ranch who confirmed that in the future. deville’s seat unopposed, while Carey’s Amber Larna beat a white male had come in and made Clayton did not expand on the content of those conversa- Bellevue’s Alexis Lindberg to take Degn’s Zone 1 seat. the purchase. The price of the sweater tions, though he did say his intent was not to interrogate the Roark and Larna will take their oath of office this month. with tax was $631.80 and a copy of the signed transaction receipt had the alleged victim’s name as the card holder. Romashko then proceeded to review camera footage from Sun Valley Security to see if he could identify the perpetrator. Elk calf freed Romashko allegedly observed a white male on the footage pick up the wallet on the ground and put it in his pocket. from tomato cage Romashko was able to find a woman the man was with, in the video footage, and made contact with her. She stated that Animal became entangled her friend, the alleged perpetrator, was pulling the car around and would be north of Hailey back, the report states. The alleged perpetrator was identified By EXPRESS STAFF as Jonathon D. Hunt, 44, of Minnesota, and as Romashko was talking to him, he On the morning of Saturday, Dec. 28, allegedly noticed that Hunt was wearing Idaho Department of Fish and Game the sweater he had just allegedly officers received reports from Blaine purchased with the stolen debit card. County residents about an elk calf that “I then readdressed Hunt and stated I had become entangled in a discarded observed him taking the wallet and that tomato cage and bucket just north of Hai- he was wearing the exact item that was ley. According to the department, by mid- purchased with a card from the wallet,” day, officers located the calf on the west the affidavit states. side of state Highway 75 in a grove of “Hunt replied ‘Right.’ I then stated trees. there was $300 and a check taken to Knowing the calf would not be able to which Hunt replied, ‘How can we make free itself from the metal, Fish and Game Photo courtesy of Idaho Fish & Game this easy?’” staff made the decision to dart the calf An elk calf was found tangled in a tomato cage and wire near Hailey. Hunt is charged with acquiring a and remove the metal cage. financial transaction card with intent “Darting an animal with an anes- to defraud and fraudulently obtaining thetizing drug is a difficult undertak- cage and plastic bucket were removed. fence wire. Residents are encouraged to goods or services over $300, both ing,” Senior Conservation Officer Clark Shackelford said that once officers properly store items on their property felonies. If convicted, Hunt could face Shackelford said. “We can never be sure had removed the metal cage, they admin- that could entangle wildlife. a maximum punishment of five years how much stress the animal has been istered a second drug to reverse the Fish and Game asks that people report in prison for each felony charge. He is in prior to darting or how each animal effects of the first one. The elk quickly any entangled wildlife to the Magic Val- scheduled for a preliminary hearing on will react to the drugs. And more impor- recovered, and within minutes was up ley Regional Office at 208-324-4359. The Jan. 10, at which time the prosecution tantly, handling these drugs, often in and running. office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- must present sufficient evidence for the extreme conditions, can place the Fish The department noted that this was not days through Fridays. Officers can also case to proceed to District Court. and Game officers at risk, too.” the first time that wildlife have become be reached after hours or on weekends [email protected] In this instance, the elk was success- entangled in things such as Christmas by calling the Citizens Against Poaching fully anesthetized, and the metal tomato lights, swing sets, rope, hammocks and hotline at 800-632-5999. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 5 Ketchum officials In addition to this savings we take seats on panels will be offering
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By EMILY JONES appointed to the P&Z in 2017 Express Staff Writer by former Mayor Nina Jonas. Consult Day on The chairman’s background is The Ketchum City Council, in both real estate and law—he January 21st Ketchum Planning and Zoning worked on redevelopment proj- Commission and Ket- ects in the Pittsburgh chum Urban Renewal area and has worked (Only 16 Spots Agency each locked as an attorney in in leadership posi- Ketchum. Available) 1 tions on Monday. Morrow currently serves as board vice City Council president of the Sun lucky winner Following the Valley Figure Skat- December swearing- ing Club. will receive in of Councilman Jim Slanetz, Council- KURA man Michael David JIM SLANETZ Ketchum Urban $1500 worth took the oath of office Renewal Agency on Monday. David Commissioners Jim of FREE also passed his title Slanetz and Susan of council president Scovell, both of whom to Councilwoman joined the agency Coolsculpting Amanda Breen fol- in 2016, were reap- lowing a unanimous pointed to the board vote. after their terms “In this role, I’ve ended. Resident Car- gotten to be acting son Palmer will take BOOK�YOUR�APPOINTMENT!��������������� mayor a couple times, the place of Cameron and I’ve enjoyed it,” Packer, who recently David said. MICHAEL DAVID resigned from the board. Packer’s term When it’s YOUR Face, P&Z Commission extends until Feb. 21, 2021. Experience DOES Matter Chairman Neil Morrow was The KURA is currently gov- officially reappointed to the Ket- erned by seven commissioners, chum Planning and Zoning Com- two of whom are Ketchum City PINE ST. STATION, HAILEY mission by Mayor Neil Bradshaw Council members and focuses 208.788.4747 JULIE��ACARREGUI and the City Council, with a term on downtown revitalization and CEO • Medical Director expiring in 2023. community housing. Morrow was previously [email protected] pureimageidaho.com
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Sun Valley Mayor Peter Hendricks, Councilwoman Michelle Griffith and Councilwoman Jane Conard were each sworn into office live music • thursday thru monday 6-9pm at the latest City Council meeting on Jan. 2. Hendricks was previously sworn into office in 2016 after receiving thursday, january 9: all night diners • friday, january 10: james tautkus a resounding 68 percent of the vote. In the years before his mayoral victory, he served on the City Council and was a financial broker. saturday, january 11: bread and circus • sunday, january 12: travis mcdaniel Elected in 2011 and 2016, Griffith is the longest-serving member on the council. As executive director of ARCH Community Housing monday, january 13: mark mueller Trust, she oversees the refurbishment and construction of affordable properties in Blaine County. 151 S. Main Street, Ketchum limelighthotels.com @limelighthotels facebook.com/TheLimelightHotels Conard was appointed to fill a spot on the council in 2015 and was subsequently elected in 2016. A health-care attorney and former vice chairwoman of Utah’s Health Advisory Council, she continues to prac- tice law at EADR Solutions in Sun Valley and runs her own practice.
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The Valley’s independent, Trump’s move on Iran was madness locally owned newspaper mericans are living within the cha- ongoing provocations that two presidents through surrogate groups like Hezbollah otic, and perhaps unhinged, think- before him had deemed to be like throwing a that rocketed a military base near Kirkuk ing of the unchecked bully in the match into gasoline. and killed an American contractor and © 2020 Express Publishing, Inc. White House. He struck the match while standing in the wounded other Americans and Iraqis. Yes, EXPRESS From the president elected to shadow of impeachment. dealing with Iran in the region is a frustrat- PUBLISHING, INC. A ensure the safety of the nation, we are Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s press ing game of whack-a-mole. P.O. Box 1013 receiving uncertainty and fear. From the conference on Tuesday was more of the The response, however, was dispro- 591 First Ave. North president elected to speak straight, we have same. Hopes were high that Americans portionate and invited reprisals from a gotten a stormy sea of outright lies, fabrica- might finally learn from Pompeo what country with strong military and cyber Ketchum, ID 83340 tions and nonsense. “imminent threat” had prompted the drone capabilities. Phone: That sea now threatens to engulf the strike that killed the general. Idaho’s senators and congressmen sup- (208) 726-8060 nation and mire it further in the Middle Pompeo delivered nothing new. He just ported Trump’s decision with statements Fax: East, the region that President Trump prom- repeated flimsy claims that the killing was that ranged from claiming that a terrorist (208) 726-2329 ised to leave. justified as a pre-emptive action that will had been brought to justice to praising it for In the wake of President Trump’s order save American lives. He simply stated, “We giving Iraq an opportunity to get out from E-Mail: to attack and kill Iran Maj. Gen. Qassem got it right.” under the thumb of Iranian control. [email protected] Soleimani, the president asked Americans to He offered no evidence of imminent The latter apparently won’t happen, given [email protected] trust him. He asked Americans to trust an threat to the nation or Americans in the that Iraq’s parliament subsequently voted to On the Internet: intelligence community that he repeatedly Middle East. He offered no evidence of why kick American troops out, which is an invi- www.mtexpress.com has claimed is corrupt. killing Iran’s No. 1 general made America tation to Iran to come in. He asked Americans to trust the judg- safer. America’s 50,000 troops in the region, ment of his office—and his office alone—in Yes, Iran-supported militants stormed with 4,500 more on the way, await Iran’s choosing an option for responding to Iran’s the U.S. Embassy in Iraq. Yes, Iran operates promised response. It’s madness. Board of Directors Jeff Cordes Connie Johnson Curtis Page Martha Page Evelyn Phillips Little piece Pam Morris Elaine Somerville Publisher of heaven Pam Morris The Hulen Meadows Pond should not Editor receive one dollar of public or nonprofit sup- Greg Foley port unless it remains open to the public and does not become a fenced visual amenity for Sports Editor a bluff-top subdivision that overlooks it. Jeff Cordes The BLM manages the federally owned land around the pond and the nearby Sun Arts Editor Peak Picnic Area. The agency has long Chris Melville wanted to offload both. The two areas should Reporters remain in federal ownership. Given the Alejandra Buitrago shifting political and financial pressures on Mark Dee state and local governments, it would be best Tony Evans if the BLM retained them. Emily Jones Even so, the city of Ketchum keeps com- Greg Moore ing up as a potential owner. That might be a good idea with an ironclad contract, but Business Manager no one has told taxpayers how the city could ownership. The city’s last two mayors have shelved plans for an active river park for hik- Connie Johnson afford to maintain the areas. The mayor and not been shy about proposing development ers, picnickers, kayakers and anglers. The council trumpet the city’s cash-strapped of city-owned lots for housing, a new fire sta- Wood River Land Trust last month proposed Copy Editor status in every new budget to justify cuts to tion and new city offices. a new project that looks a lot like the old one. Greg Moore marketing and the bus system. The pond was created as part of a high- The Sun Peak river area is a little piece of Operations Director Consequently, the area’s open-space way and river improvement project in heaven. The federal government should retain Allison Kindred status might not be secure under city the early 1990s. In 2014, public dissension ownership and ensure that it remains so. Photographers Willy Cook Roland Lane Production Manager Other Views Tony Barriatua Graphic Designers Erik Elison Pedro Manuel Miramontes Ortíz Attacks on Jews remind us of need to love Office and Classified Manager By THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE Anti-Defamation League. Anti-Semitic homi- This rise in anti-Semitism must be met Jabbara Edwards cides reached their highest level ever last with a greater force, one that we must all year after the shooting at the Tree of Life contribute to spreading. Classified Sales he list of anti-Semitic attacks in the synagogue in Pittsburgh left 11 dead, FBI sta- Anti-Semitism is virulent and pervasive. Alex McCausland New York area in December is appall- ing, a litany of hatred that calls out to tistics show. And even while white suprema- Its tropes are used not only by racists but Advertising Administrator be condemned and countered. cists led the chant of “Jews will not replace sometimes unwittingly reside along with Freda Avery Starting with the death of three us!” at a 2017 Charlottesville, Va., rally, anti- calls for tolerance in many Americans’ Twit- T Semitism can come from across the political ter feeds and thoughts. people at a kosher grocery store in Jer- Advertising Representatives sey City, more than a dozen incidents have spectrum. While Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., rightly Sara Adamiec been reported. These include a 65-year-old “What we’re finding about various asked after the string of recent attacks that Chris Mullen man who was punched and kicked while attacks is that they don’t fill any one single no one be “targeted because of their faith, Jerry Seiffert his assailant yelled anti-Semitic slurs and narrative. Perpetrators are from different race or ethnicity,” her previous tweets tied Nick Thompson a 34-year-old woman who was walking with backgrounds, expressed different politics,” Jews to money and loyalty to Israel. Presi- her son when she was hit on the head as her Kari Dunn Saratovsky, CEO of Jewish Fed- dent Donald Trump, who did the right thing New Business attacker called her a “f------Jew.” eration of Greater Houston, told the editorial by condemning the attack in a tweet that Development Specialist The latest assault happened on Dec. 28, board. “What they share is a hatred of Jews.” called on Americans to “eradicate the evil Irene Balarezo when a man wielding a large blade barged This hatred is not limited to the United scourge of anti-Semitism,” has at other Circulation Manager into a rabbi’s home and stabbed five people States, either. Around the world, ugly inci- times relied on harmful tropes, too. He Dana Black during a Hanukkah celebration. The man, dents of bigotry and discrimination are called Jews “brutal killers” when it comes who has been charged with a hate crime, becoming all too common. In France, where to business deals at an Israeli American allegedly searched online for nearby Jew- 500 anti-Semitic attacks were reported in Council conference. ish temples and for “Why did Hitler hate the 2018, a Jewish cemetery was desecrated this The only way to fight hate is through love. In the 2018 Idaho Press Club Jews.” month—swastikas spray-painted on dozens Meeting one another, and understanding one awards competition, held in April 2019, The rash of attacks is even more troubling of gravestones. In Germany, where a recent another, is a great way to start. the Mountain Express won when you consider that it is hardly unique. survey found that 1 in 4 hold anti-Semitic the General Excellence and Close to 1,900 incidents of anti-Semi- beliefs, a gunman attacked a synagogue dur- The Houston Chronicle published this edito- Pinnacle Award for weekly newspapers. tism were reported in 2018, according to the ing Yom Kippur, killing two people. rial on Dec. 31. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 7
Other Views Idahoans won’t be ignored about Common Core By REP. DOROTHY MOON
Common Core is exactly what we thought it was. Try telling that to the Idaho State Board of Education, though. The board’s members won’t hear you. Idaho adopted Common Core standards earlier this decade in the hope that the latest federal education package would solve what ails Idaho schools. It hasn’t. Achievement, as measured through test scores, is either flat or dropping. Fourth-graders’ reading scores remain stagnant, according to 2019 NAEP Mathematics and Reading Results. Common Core isn’t helping and claiming it is the best option makes no sense. Idaho solar power and absolute authority. Words like That was the message sent by hundreds of Idahoans to the Letters truth, honor, loyalty and patrio- Idaho State Board of Education over the summer. In droves, wins—for now tism ring hollow in his mouth. concerned moms and dads requested complete hearings on Instead, he spews. the standards in the hope that the board would reconsider On Dec. 20, the Idaho Public RICHARD FASSINO Idaho’s attachment to them. Utilities Commission voted 3-0 About letters Hailey The board granted five hearings across the state. Teach- against Idaho Power’s proposal to ers unions mobilized their foot soldiers to defend the failing gut solar net metering in our state. DEADLINE: 5 p.m. Friday for the Wednes- Stop 5G standards. Foes, largely parents concerned about how things Thank you to the PUC for stand- day paper; 5 p.m. Tuesday for the Friday in schools are going, turned out to make their case, too. ing with the public interest. Idaho paper. In reading your great lit- At final count, more people publicly testified for Common Power had proposed to cut by half WORD COUNT: letter (300 words), guest tle paper, it seems many people Core repeal or serious reform than did people who spoke in what it pays to solar producers opinion (600 words). around here are hung up on health. favor of keeping the standards. for power generated onto the grid. All letters must bear a signature plus Maybe this is why we Blaine But you wouldn’t have known This would have abruptly halted a printed full name, address and phone County residents live five years it reading the initial board report. solar deployment in Idaho, just as it number for verification. Only the author’s longer than the rest of Americans. The next three That document flubbed the count has become a fast-growing, quality name and city will be printed. Submissions Blaine County even has the high- for the Challis meeting, where job creator. Idaho’s solar costs fell are accepted at Box 1013, Ketchum, ID est life expectancy in all of Idaho’s months will decide all 30 in attendance were against 36 percent over the past five years, 83340; fax: (208) 726-2329; e-mail: letters@ counties. the course of the standards. Instead, the board the industry employs 557 people mtexpress.com, or hand delivered to 591 1st Apparently, I need to pay atten- counted the 12 written statements and has invested $640 million in Ave. N., Ketchum. tion to everything from healthy Idaho’s public as supportive, but they were in the state, according to the Solar E-mailed letters must be labeled with a eating to healthy rivers. Health opposition to Common Core. The Energy Industry Association. clearly stated subject and also include an care to healthy infrastructure. schools for years, correction came after the board Idaho Power’s proposal ran address and telephone number for verifica- Healthy trees and clear healthy and maybe even had made its final decision to directly counter to Idaho values of tion. (dark) skies. And now, your Christ- renew the standards. freedom and security, market com- Letters may be edited for length and mas edition has me looking into decades, to come. That’s not the only problem. petition and conservation. It effec- readability. The newspaper may reject let- something I never thought about: The board’s written summary of tively would have kept individuals ters that are too long or intended primarily healthy cell phones! the comments accompanying the count revealed that public from generating their own power, for fund raising. Nearly every researcher and comments were not taken seriously. Instead of a good-faith making our grid less resilient and scientist who studies cell phone report reducing their consump- effort to understand parents’ complaints, the board’s sum- undermining our economy and radiation admits they will never tion of animal foods. Hundreds of mary discounted foes as tin-foil-hat-wearing, conspiracy- environment. Sun Valley Insti- put one up to their ear. Now 5G! school, college, hospital and cor- theory-believing folks who offered nothing specific in their tute conducted Idaho’s first “Solar- The quick Googling I did on the porate cafeterias have embraced objections. ize” solar adoption campaign in subject scared the bejesus out of Meatless Monday. Even fast-food It appears the board completely ignored the perfectly 2016, resulting in $1 million in me. This new quantum-leap tech- chains Chipotle, Denny’s, Panera, valid Common Core critiques leveled by those concerned local investment and five times nology that is being very warmly Subway, Taco Bell and White Castle Idahoans who made time in their busy schedules to testify. more solar installed than the pre- sold to us on TV and print has are rolling out plant-based options. That’s shameful. vious year. We have since identi- not been tested and is apparently A dozen startups, led by Beyond Although these concerns were presented to the board fied backup power opportunities at very, very destructive to all living Meat and Impossible Foods, are cre- president, they were not adequately addressed during the critical infrastructure (fire, police things, including us! ating healthy, eco-friendly, com- final meeting held on Dec. 18. While acknowledging the typo and medical) facilities to provide I am now one of more than 200 passionate, convenient, delicious in the Challis tally, the board quickly glossed over the objec- security and cost savings. Chang- signatures on a new quickly put- plant-based meat and dairy alterna- tions to their characterization of opponents of Common ing Idaho’s solar rules undermines together petition to “Stop 5G in tives. Meat-industry giants Tyson Core. these opportunities. 5B.” My hope is that your paper Foods, Cargill and Canada’s Maple The board thinks the debate is over. However, the next With this ruling, existing Idaho will investigate and follow this Leaf Foods have invested heavily in three months will decide the course of Idaho’s public schools Power customers with solar will issue closely. I also hope your read- plant-based meat development. So for years, and maybe even decades, to come. You have a real continue to be paid the same price ers, many of whom are living here have a number of Microsoft, Google, chance to re-shape standards and, hopefully, boot Common for their power as what they pay because of the healthy lifestyle Twitter and PayPal pioneers. Core from our kids’ classrooms. for electricity from the grid, but and the beauty of our wonderful According to the Plant-Based Members of the Idaho Senate and House education com- the rules for future solar owners Wood River Valley, will take this Foods Association, plant-based mittees will, if things go as they should, review the Common depend on a PUC-ordered study of issue seriously and join me and the food sales have grown by 20 percent Core standards during the 2020 legislative session, which the costs and benefits to the grid of many others who are going to do in recent years, 10 times the growth kicked off Jan. 6. During those meetings, lawmakers should customer-generated solar. Solar is our best to stop this unnecessary rate of all foods. Sales of plant-based pore over the rules, hear public testimony and give the stan- a strategic asset for Idaho’s econ- (fiber optics is already here and cheeses, creamers, butter, yogurts dards the thorough vetting the State Board of Education omy, for our health, air and water, is actually better) and unhealthy and ice creams are exploding at a wouldn’t. and for our future. technology from despoiling this 50 percent growth rate. Plant-based I plan to ask the tough questions: Why, if the standards Thank you to everyone who wonderful part of Idaho. milks now account for 15 percent of are working, are test scores remaining stagnant or falling? commented to the PUC; we all BILL LEYRER the milk market. Are the standards preparing students for the modern mar- need to protect our rights to grow Sun Valley The plant-based New Year’s res- ketplace? What if the State Board of Education is wrong in energy resilience for our commu- olution requires no sweat or depri- its recommendation? Is Idaho still willing to trust the stan- nity, state and beyond. vation—just some fun exploration dards, even though results suggest schools should toss Com- AIMÉE CHRISTENSEN Good job on Hailey of your favorite supermarket, res- mon Core? Executive director taurants and food websites. decorations And, perhaps the most important question: Is this really Sun Valley Institute IVAN ERGOAN the best we can give our kids? My wife and I have been visiting Data and testimony tell me, as a lifelong educator, that Resolve to eat Ketchum our son who lives in Hailey for sev- we can do better. We have to do better. Kids in Priest River, eral years from Boise. Just wanted Salmon, Emmett, Rexburg and everywhere in between are plant-based food Why do congressmen to say that we enjoy the Fourth of counting on us to do better. They are looking for leadership, July parade in Hailey very much The end-of-year/New Year holi- and the State Board of Education has failed to deliver. support Trump? and we’re also quite impressed days seem to whiplash us from one I hope you will speak out and stand up to ensure these with the Christmas decorations extreme to the other: eat, drink How can Idaho congressmen in standards get the review they deserve. I look forward to see- throughout downtown Hailey this and be merry vs. the customary good conscience continue to sup- ing you at the hearings. year. The residents and downtown New Year’s resolutions: reduce port and defend Donald J. Trump? businesses should be very proud of Wherever he goes, at home or Rep. Dorothy Moon, a Republican, lives in Stanley and rep- social media, reduce weight and their community. abroad, he tracks the stench of his resents District 8 in the Idaho House of Representatives. embrace a plant-based diet. ROBERT SEITZ perceived, personal supremacy One-third of consumers already Boise 8 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 HHHHH YEAR IN REVIEW HHHHH Briefs Crimes of 2019: DUIs, drug and Sun Valley Institute gets grant, new board members battery cases made up bulk of felonies The Sun Valley Institute has received a significant grant from the Heinz Family Foundation. The grant will provide funding to the Sun Valley Youth Forum, which will bring together nearly 50 student activists this summer to tackle complex issues like climate change. “The grant is truly transformative for our work, given our overall budget,” Executive Director Aimée Christiansen Christensen said. “It’s wonderful to know we have the foundational support for the Youth Forum to proceed with our planning and make it financially accessible to all.” Christensen also announced on Dec. 21 that Jeffrey Hogue, chief sus- tainability officer of European retailer C&A Global, has joined the Sun Valley Institute’s board of directors. The Sun Valley Institute advisory board also gained five new mem- bers in December: Steve Meineke, Kristin Hull, Katherine Himes, Harry Weekes and Andy Castellano. Republicans to host Lincoln Day lunch Idaho Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin, Treasurer Julie Ellsworth and Controller Brandon Woolf will meet with Blaine County residents at the annual Blaine County Republican Lincoln Day Brunch on Saturday, Jan. 11. McGeachin and her husband own a vacation home in the Wood River Express file photo by Josh Murdock Valley. She served 10 years in the Idaho Legislature and owns several The Sharps Fire burned about 65,000 acres of land east of Bellevue and Hailey in the summer of 2018. businesses in Idaho Falls and Boise. Ellsworth and her husband man- age a family farm in Carey. She served 12 years in the Idaho Legislature. Woolf has unveiled a new state website and will be available for ques- 3 significant cases will proceed into 2020 tions about it. The event, hosted by the Blaine County Republican Central Com- has never been done in Blaine County. At the mittee and Blaine County Republican Women, starts at 9:30 a.m., at the BY ALEJANDRA BUITRAGO time, Haemmerle said it could be an opportu- Community Campus in Hailey. Express Staff Writer nity to bring various affected parties to the table For more information, email [email protected]. The year 2019 brought some 66 felony offenses to find an alternative resolution beyond crimi- to Blaine County, including 16 felony DUI nal prosecution. Fifth District Magistrate Judge Ski for free with the BCRD charges, 12 charges for possession of controlled Mark Ingram has been mediating those dis- substances and 15 total charges of aggravated cussions since they began sometime after May. The Blaine County Recreation District’s Ski Free Day will be Sunday, battery, aggravated assault and attempted stran- Because restorative justice conferences are typi- Jan. 12, on all of its trails countywide. gulation. Only one felony jury trial took place in cally done in juvenile cases, they are considered a That means free access to Nordic and snowshoe trails at Galena Blaine County, the case of former Blaine County type of mediation and done off the record, behind Lodge, Prairie Creek, Billy’s Bridge, North Fork and Durrance loops, Sheriff’s Deputy Rene Rodriguez. closed doors. Involved parties to the mediation Lake Creek and Quigley Nordic and the Harriman Trail. include the property owners affected by the fire, To get you there, Mountain Rides will run its “Ride ’n’ Glide” bus to Rodriguez case the Blaine County commissioners and fire depart- trailheads, lapping the route from Ketchum to Galena Lodge. A day pass Rodriguez, 41, was found guilty on six felony ments who assisted during the wildfire, including costs $8 for a round trip; a season pass for all 44 days of service runs $19. sex-related offenses following a four-day trial the Carey Rural Fire Department. Trail conditions and grooming reports are available online at bcrd. in November. He is scheduled for sentencing in Jensen’s jury trial has been rescheduled at org, or by calling 208-578-XSKI. For more information on Ski Free Day, March, after a jury trial scheduled for March 3 in least three times as the restorative justice con- passes or pricing, go to bcrd.org. Twin Falls for similar charges. ference has continued. He is now scheduled for a Charges arose following an investigation that pretrial conference on Jan. 13, and no jury trial is Overnight lot gets compromise began in January, while Rodriguez was serving currently set. as sheriff of Lincoln County. The victim, Rodri- Citing increasing usage of Ketchum’s Washington Avenue public guez’s adopted daughter, testified during the Park case parking lot, City Council members on Monday established a new $90 trial that she was sexually abused by Rodriguez Matthew Richard Park, 46, of Fairfield, contin- vehicle-relocation fee. between the ages of 9 and 17. Between 2007 and ues to face five felonies in 2020—three charges of Overnight parking in the lot is allowed during the winter. Desig- 2013, Rodriguez worked in Blaine County as a vehicular manslaughter and two of aggravated nated parking areas, however, change every other day to allow for snow marshal for the city of Bellevue. DUI following a triple-fatality car accident that removal. Starting this week, instead of being towed to an impound lot Rodriguez’s defense team, made up of lead occurred on Aug. 10. for a $250 fine, vehicles parked outside those areas will be given a $90 defense attorney Cheri Hicks and second chair An investigation by the Blaine County Sher- ticket and towed to a nearby “safe place” while plowing is underway. Blaine County Chief Public Defender Justin iff’s Office determined that a blue 2000 Dodge Councilman Michael David said the Washington lot represents a McCarthy, told the Idaho Mountain Express fol- Neon, driven by Somchai Ray Lee Lurak, 26, of smaller-scale version of the parking plan he hopes to roll out in Ketchum. lowing the conviction that they will pursue an Mountain Home, with passenger Emma Wie- “I’m hopeful that we could soon be looking at not an outright ban on appeal following the sentencing on March 20. gand, 26, also of Mountain Home, in the front seat [overnight] parking in the winter, but something where we’d allow park- In the Twin Falls case, Rodriguez faces one and Lurak’s three daughters, ages 3, 5 and 6 in the ing on one side of the street at a time,” he said. charge of sexual abuse of a minor for an offense back seat of the car, all in car seats, was stopped Councilwoman Amanda Breen said the lot is valuable from a safety that allegedly occurred in 1998. at a construction light on U.S. Highway 20 about standpoint. 5 miles west of Timmerman Junction around 1:19 “I’m not sure if we have enough publicity [for the lot], if bars have Jensen case a.m. when Park, in a white 1995 Dodge pickup, been informed of it,” she said. Two other significant cases, one from 2018 and also traveling west, collided with the rear of the a second from 2019, will make their way into 2020. Dodge Neon in the westbound lane. Two of the Ryan Jensen, 35, of Bellevue, was charged children, the 5- and 6-year-old, were pronounced Ketchum donates fire truck with misdemeanor setting fire to prairie or tim- dead at the scene and the 3-year-old died later at Ketchum’s 1987 Sutphen-brand ladder truck will be transferred to ber land for allegedly starting the Sharps Fire on St. Luke’s Boise Medical Center. Care Convoy, a Jerome-based division of the Global Peace Partners Inc. July 29, 2018. He is scheduled for a pretrial con- Lurak and Weigand were transported to St. nonprofit organization. ference on Jan. 13. Luke’s Wood River and later transported to Saint Every year, Care Convoy provides shipments of medical, fire, res- If convicted, he will face a maximum sentence Alphonsus hospital in Boise for their injuries. cue and humanitarian supplies to less-fortunate fire and EMS services of one year in jail. He is allegedly responsible According to a GoFundMe page for the family, worldwide. Recently, the organization shipped emergency-response for causing more than $4.5 million is expenses Weigand suffered a broken arm and three broken equipment to Mexico, Columbia, Liberia and Ghana. to combat the fire that raged for two weeks and ribs and Lurak suffered several spinal cord inju- The 1987 truck, which is currently being stored at Ketchum’s water burned about 100 square miles, including 24,000 ries, leaving him a quadriplegic incomplete, mean- and wastewater plant, is expected to go to Mexico. In 2019, the city acres of BLM land, 11,000 acres of the Sawtooth ing some feeling and movement is still present. replaced the truck with a new $959,000 Pierce Ascendant aerial-tower National Forest and 10,000 acres of state land. “Somchai suffered such terrible whiplash that truck. According to documents from the BLM, the his c5-c7 vertebrae shattered causing a spinal department spent $4.2 million on fire suppres- cord injury at the c5 level, he also had a concus- sion, including travel, lodging, food, equip- sion and collapsed lung,” the GoFundMe page, ERC to host Science After School ment rentals, space rentals and aircraft rentals. updated by Weigand, stated on Dec. 8. Beginning Jan. 21, the Ketchum-based Environmental Resource Cen- According to documents from the Idaho Depart- Suspecting that Park was intoxicated, depu- ter will offer a free “Science After School” outdoor science program at ment of Lands, that agency incurred $336,467 ties at the scene gave him a field sobriety test Alturas Elementary School in Hailey. Open to fourth- and fifth-graders, in costs associated with the fire. Additionally, and collected breath samples. According to court the six-week program will convene on Tuesdays from 2:15-4 p.m. Snacks roughly 20,000 acres of private land burned. records, his breath tests registered alcohol con- and all necessary materials will be provided. In March, 5th District Magistrate Judge Jenni- centrations of 0.191 and 0.189. The legal limit in The Science After School series encourages participants to explore fer Haemmerle suggested the idea of a “restorative Idaho is 0.08. their local environment and engage in hands-on projects relating to nat- justice conference” to Jensen’s defense attorney, Park has remained in the Blaine County jail ural science and sustainability. For more information and to register, Doug Nelson, and to prosecuting attorney Angela since his arrest in August. He is scheduled for a contact Alisa McGowan, ERC program director, at [email protected] or Nelson. Haemmerle described the conference as jury trial to begin in February, if a plea deal is 208-726-4333. something typically done in juvenile cases and not reached before then. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 9
Historic Blaine ranch to be protected Obituaries Conservation easement includes access to public land Robert Earl Nero Robert Earl Nero (Bob), loving father and long-term member of By GREG MOORE The Nature Conservancy in Idaho stated that it and the community, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 2, 2020. Express Staff Writer the Shoshone Field Office had worked for the past several He was born in Whittier, Calif., on July 28, 1951, to William Chan- years to ensure the conservation of the property. dler Nero and Marion Elizabeth Twitchell. He graduated from La The BLM’s Shoshone Field Office together with The “I’m really proud of this project—the acquisition of Serna High School class of 1969, and then from California State Uni- Nature Conservancy have secured a conservation ease- this conservation easement is significant as we have now versity, Fullerton class of 1974. In 1975, Bob decided to look at differ- ment on a large ranch in the Pioneer Mountain foothills secured public access for recreation and hunting oppor- ent places to live in the West. On his way from Montana, his van broke near Carey. tunities,” said Shoshone Field Manager Codie Martin. down outside Stanley. He lived in Ketchum with his best friend from According to The Nature Conservancy, the Cenarrusa “By working together, we have guaranteed a working his childhood while his van was being fixed, fell in love with Sun Val- ley, and stuck around for the rest of his life. He worked in the bev- Ranch and the areas surrounding it contain important ranch and farm will always be what it is today and the erage distribution business and resi- habitat and migration corridors for a myr- local economy will be able to continue to dential property management and most iad of wildlife, including big game and sage depend on its agriculture and livestock knew him as their local insurance agent. grouse. The easement protects 7,691 acres of “It’s the kind of production.” He is survived by his children, Kath- private land from development and ensures Tess O’Sullivan, Hailey-based conserva- erine S. Nero, William P. Nero and Michael public access on 3.16 miles of motorized and place that makes tion manager for The Nature Conservancy C. Nero, and brothers, William C. Nero Jr. nonmotorized routes to public land. Idaho Idaho.” in Idaho, said one of the farthest pronghorn and Stanley M. Nero. He was prede- “Expanding access to public lands and migration routes in the West—more than ceased by his parents and his sister, outdoor recreational opportunities is among Tess O’Sullivan 160 miles round trip—crosses the ranch. Patricia J. Nash. the BLM’s highest priorities,” said William The Nature Conservancy “It’s the kind of place that makes Idaho Bob was very involved in his commu- Perry Pendley, the BLM’s deputy director Idaho,” O’Sullivan said. “In a time of much nity. He was a member of Rotary Inter- for programs and policy. “This easement is part and par- change for the state, we are thankful to keep this area national, belonged to the Presbyterian cel of that commitment and preserves a vital part of the intact and we’re grateful to everyone who helped make Church of the Bigwood, oversaw the Agape Fund at the church for West’s heritage for future generations.” this happen.” many years and was president of the Ketchum/Sun Valley Chamber The easement was purchased with $2.5 million from According to The Nature Conservancy, the Cenar- of Commerce. He enjoyed skiing on Baldy, walking his dog, Shoe- the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund, which is rusa Ranch is among the largest of several private shine, biking and boating with his kids at Redfish Lake. Among many generated from royalties from offshore oil leases. The proj- ranches that have been conserved by the Pioneers Alli- things he will be remembered for are his kindness, his sense of ect was selected for funding based on a proposal to the U.S. ance within the vast area between the Pioneer Moun- humor and his strength. He was a great man who will be missed by Department of the Interior from the High Divide Collabor- tains and Craters of the Moon National Monument. many. ative, a partnership of public land managers, state wildlife “The open space, wildlife, water, agriculture and rec- His memorial service will be held on Jan. 18, at noon at the Pres- byterian Church of the Bigwood (100 Saddle Road, Ketchum, Idaho) agencies, landowners, local community leaders, scientists reation found in this area are vital to the economies, with a gathering and refreshments to follow. Memorial donations in and conservation groups working to conserve and restore communities and visitors to south-central Idaho,” the lieu of flowers may be made to the following charities: The Agape lands of importance in Idaho and western Montana. organization stated. Fund, c/o PCBW, Box 660, Ketchum, ID 83340 and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Box 98018, Washington, D.C., 20090. Legal Notice Summary Margaret Traylor n Invitation to bid. Sealed bids from licensed public works contractors n The West Magic Fire Commissioners will hold a public meeting on Oct. 13, 1917, to Dec. 13, 2019 will be accepted at the office of the Blaine County Recreation District Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at 5:30 pm at West Magic Station #2. Margaret had the rare privilege of living to the ripe age of 102 (BCRD) until 10:00 a.m. on Friday, January 17, 2020. n The Blaine County Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public years, blessed to be alert and cheerful to the end. She passed away n Bradley B. Browne has been appointed Personal Representative of the meeting on Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 6:00pm in the Old County in her Hailey home with her daughters and faithful dog by her side. Estate of Jeffery C. Browne, deceased. Courthouse. Margaret was born in Chicago, to Swedish immigrant parents and n Notice of Letting. Sealed proposals will be received until January 14, n The Blaine County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public was proud of her heritage. Fluent in Swedish, she kept in touch with 2020 at 2:00pm at the Idaho Transportation Department Office in Boise. meeting on Tuesday, January 28, 2020 at 1:30pm upstairs in the Old many of her Scandinavian relatives. She enjoyed exploring the world, n The unknown heirs and devisees of Arthur Edwin Bagby, deceased has County Courthouse. even traveling through China with her an amended Verified Complaint for Foreclosure by Habitat on Trail Creek daughters at age 92! Condominium Association, Inc. Case No. CV07-19-00446. See the full text of all public notices in the Idaho Mountain Express, the Margaret loved playing bridge and n The Sun Valley Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public paid newspaper, available from vending machines or by subscription. Call was a member of the PEO Sisterhood. hearing on Thursday, January 16, 2020 at 9:00am in the City Hall Council 208-726-8060. Or view the notices online at www.idahopublicnotices.com. She is survived by her daughters, Chambers. Judy (Dick) Prothero and Jane (John) n The Bellevue City Council will hold a public hearing on Monday, McGrew, all of Hailey; her grandchil- January 27, 2020 at 6:00pm at Bellevue City Hall. ews of ecord dren, Jeff (Judelyn) Prothero of Bar- n Ruth Gaylord Jones is petitioning a name change to Jannette Gaylord N R row, Alaska, Eric (Margaret) Prothero of Jones. Santa Barbara, Calif., Lisa (Nate) Scales n Angela Dawn Stohler is petitioning a name change to Angela Dawn Marriage Licenses and Scott (Sirimukh) McGrew, all of Hai- Winson. ley, and Michael (Tina) McGrew of Bonn, n Notice of Flood Control District 9 Meeting on January 13, 2020 at 9:00 27 Dec.-Aline Riesen, 26, and Lucas Mackenzie Poster, 27, Germany; and 13 great-grandchildren. am at the Blaine County Annex conference room, 219 S 1st Ave. Hailey, ID both of Hailey. Margaret was a great lady, loved and admired by many. Maggie, 83333. 30 Dec.-Kathleen Lea Medley, 51, of Corryton, Tenn., and you will be missed. n The Blaine County Board of County Commissioners will meet on the 1st, Charles Barry Graves, 60, of Kingston, Tenn. A private interment was held in the Hailey Cemetery. Memorial 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays of every month, in the year 2020. 2 Jan.-Ashley Marcelle Bocast, 34, of Durham, Calif., and services will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 18, at Emmanuel Episco- n Notice of City of Sun Valley Annual Road and Street Financial Report Andrianna Leah Zolton, 34, of Edmonds, Wash. pal Church, 101 Second Ave. S., Hailey. for Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2019. Please share a photo or memory and light a candle at woodriver- n The Hailey City Council will hold a public meeting on Monday, January chapel.com. 27, 2020 at 5:30pm at Hailey City Hall. Civil filings and civil dispositions cannot be published this week because n Notice of Lien sale by StoragePlus at 11819 HWY 75 in Hailey on Friday, of limitations of delivering information through a new state-installed January 24, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. court-records system put in place in Blaine County. 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By JEFF CORDES Derek Grimes, Justin Taylor and Tardy. Express Staff Writer “George Jacket” winner was forward Dustin Pierce, who drew a five-minute fighting pen- he final scores of 5-2 and 8-4 were a alty with Vail veteran Bill Foster during Sat- little deceiving when the Sun Valley urday’s second period. Suns senior men’s hockey team cap- Vail (3-5 BDHL) lost three of four games to tured two Black Diamond Hockey the Jackson Hole (Wyo.) Moose on recent back- TLeague victories over the Vail Yeti in to-back weekends including 4-2 and 6-1 losses Colorado last weekend. at Snow King Center. The Yeti host Brecken- On Friday, Sun Valley’s penalty killers did ridge Jan. 17-18 and Texas Titans Jan. 24-25. the job erasing six Vail power plays, and Dylan Check today’s Express web site for Suns- Shamburger broke a 2-2 tie in the third period Vail game scores and Suns season statistics. with a great goal on a pass from linemate Chad O’Brien. Nick Curry added two more goals. Breckenridge Vipers arrive Friday Saturday night, Suns left wing Brett The Suns return to Hailey’s Campion Ice Gensler from Missouri and Boston’s Bent- House for two straight weekends of home ley University scored a three-goal hat trick as hockey, starting Friday and Saturday, Jan. the Suns squandered a 5-0 lead but scored the 10-11 with a BDHL two-game series against the final three goals in the 8-4 win. Breckenridge (Co.) Vipers. The key goal to snap a string of four unan- Opening faceoffs are 7 p.m. on Friday and swered Yeti goals in Saturday’s third period Saturday. was set up nicely on a rush by Suns defense- Breckenridge (4-4, 0-4 BDHL) dropped 6-3 man Mike Curry (4 weekend assists). He con- and 9-1 games at Texas Titans Nov. 22-23, and nected with ex-Notre Dame hockey player lost 4-1 and 7-2 home league games to Vail Justin White for a 6-4 lead. Yeti at Breckenridge’s Stephen C. West Arena Gensler, one of several Suns pick-up play- Dec. 27-28. ers for the series at Vail’s Dobson Arena, “The Vipers are in a rebuilding year,” said played left wing on a forward line with center Breckenridge general manager and goalie J.R. Max Tardy and right wing Nick Curry. They Engelbert Monday. “A heavy focus has been accounted for 17 of the 33 Suns points in the having players from the local area comprise two-game sweep. the roster to build community connections Travel coach and former star goalie Ryan and attachments. Thomson, filling in for head coach John “We have played some good hockey, but Express photo by Willy Cook Burke, said goalies Bobby Bowden (46 saves with the quality and talent of BDHL teams, Wood River senior guard Johnny Radford drives for two points defended by Jerome’s Friday) and Matt Cooper (39 saves Saturday) mistakes are magnified and teams capitalize. Garrett Elison (left) during the 54-46 Wolverine home league win over the Tigers Dec. 12. made the difference. We are looking forward to our trip. Sun Valley “They were rowdy crowds, but both our always has a great team. The fans provide an goalies stood on their heads and gave us four amazing atmosphere for our guys to play in.” Great Basin road clash after the holiday points on the road,” said Thomson. “It made Breckenridge divided two games in their the long bus ride home a lot more fun.” only previous visit to Hailey, in Dec. 2017. The In their first game since the hol- Preston 3-pointers, and the Indians Defending BDHL tournament champion Vipers lost 6-1 in the Friday night game, and iday, Wood River High School boys’ shot 60% from 2-point range. Sun Valley (8-0, 8-0 BDHL) won on the road for won 3-2 in overtime Saturday on a goal with varsity basketball players had a Wood River senior Johnny Radford the sixth time in seven games over two seasons. just 51 seconds remaining before a shootout. strong game Saturday on the road (5 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, 1 block) In Colorado, the Suns welcomed back the Goalie Engelbert made 27 saves in the against one of the premier Idaho 4A finished with 26 points including two well-traveled left wing Matt Puntureri, the Vipers win, and 60 saves for the weekend. hoops teams in recent years, Preston. of Hailey’s eight 3-pointers. Suns top scorer with 18 goals and 22 assists in Vipers game-winning overtime goal scorer Wood River led 30-28 at halftime Other Hailey scorers were Walter 22 games during the Suns’ first BCHL tour- was Garret Bailey. over four-time defending Great Basin Kriesien 9 points, Davis Ros 6, Kade nament title season of 2015-16. The new weekend benefit is the William Conference champion Preston (10-1 Heitzman 4, Isaac Esparza 4, McCade He scored twice during the 4-2 Suns home S. Hunter Scholarship Fund, named for the overall, 4-0 league, 60-4 over 3 sea- Parke 3 and Tyler Petersen 2. win over Jackson Hole (Wyo.) Moose in front father of Suns Hall of Fame defenseman sons). Host Preston poured it on with Preston was last year’s State 4A of 813 Campion Ice House fans for the 2016 Glenn Hunter. a 29-point fourth period in a 75-54 win. runner-up after winning the state BDHL championship. Over two seasons, The Hunter Scholarship Fund is designed Coach John Radford of Wood River championship in 2018. Puntureri tallied 30 goals and 33 assists for to help Sun Valley Youth Hockey and City of said, “Our kids played well and com- Wood River (3-5, 2-1 Great Basin) 63 points in only 31 Suns games. Ketchum Park Penguins youth hockey players. peted for most of the game. Turnovers traveled to Gooding (1-4) on Tuesday Puntureri, 34, from Wampum, Pa., played After the Breckenridge visit, the Suns host led to the lopsided score in the final night, and hosts Pocatello (6-2, 2-1 in Germany and Turkey after spending two Bobby Farrelly’s East Coast Gutter Snipes four minutes.” GBC) on Saturday, Jan. 11 for a 6 p.m. seasons with the Suns from 2014-16. Coach Jan. 17-18 on Hailey ice. The Snipes roster Preston’s Scott Dunn led the way varsity game in Hailey. Pocatello lost Burke has said he’ll be playing with the Suns features 21 players with a total of 89 years with 35 points, 19 coming in the fourth 48-45 to rival Century (3-6, 2-2) last for the rest of the season. of NHL, European or minor league hockey quarter. Dunn drilled six of the eight Saturday. Adding goals in Vail were Puntureri, experience between them.
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Here are Sun Valley results and top finishers for the Sydney Palmer-Leger, 17, and Johnny Hagenbuch, 18, national distance races in the classic and freestyle events: of the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation Nordic team continued to impress during the 2020 L.L. Bean U.S. Cross SUNDAY, JAN. 5 Country Ski Championships that wrapped up Tuesday at Men’s 30k classic mass start (4 laps): 1—Erik Bjornsen (APU Nordic Houghton, Mich. Center) 1.19:34. 2—Kyle Bratrud (Stratton Mountain School) 1.19:37. 16—Peter In a field of 105 racers, Palmer-Leger won Sunday’s Wolter (Middlebury) 1.21:14 (6th U-23). 31—Johnny Hagenbuch (SVSEF) junior women’s 7.5.-kilometer classic race by 10 seconds 1.23:04 (2nd U-20). 36—Sam Wood (SVSEF) 1.24:06 (20th Senior). 51—Eli over Sophia Laukli of Middlebury College and by 47 sec- Jensen (Montana State) 1.27:11 (26th U-23)—87 finishers. onds over last year’s national junior women’s 7.5k skate Women’s 20k classic mass start: 1—Hailey Swirbul (APU Nordic Center) champion Kendall Kramer of Alaska. 1.04:06 (1st U-23). 12—Annika Landis (Middlebury) 1.07:21 (3rd U-23). 20— Friday, Sun Valley Community School senior Palmer- Katie Feldman (SVSEF) 1.08:45 (8th Senior)—58 finishers. Leger from Park City, Utah was 16th overall among the top women in the U.S. and earned second place for the Junior men’s 10k classic mass start: 1—Luke Jager (Univ. of Utah) U-18 class for the women’s 10k individual freestyle race. 29:39 (1st U-20). 15—Skylar Patten (SVSEF) 30:57 (9th U-20). 52—Sebastian SVSEF alum Annika Landis of Middlebury College was Radl-Jones (SVSEF) 33:22 (22nd U-18). 62—Devin Wong (SVSEF) 33:43 (32nd six seconds ahead of Palmer-Leger in 14th place (2nd U-23) U-20). 76—Kai Mittelsteadt (SVSEF) 34:26 (36th U-18). 90—Alex Burt (SVSEF) in Friday’s 10k skate race. In Thursday’s national freestyle 35:35 (42nd U-20)—101 finishers. sprints, Palmer-Leger was third in her quarterfinal heat. Junior women’s 7.5k classic mass start (1 lap): 1—Sydney Palmer- Hagenbuch, also a SVCS senior, cracked the top 10 with Leger (SVSEF) 24:06 (1st U-18). 2—Sophia Laukli (Middlebury) 24:16 (1st an eighth-place result in Friday’s national men’s 15k free- U-20). 3—Kendall Kramer (Nordic Ski Club Fairbanks) 24:53 (2nd U-18). 59— style individual start event. He was less than a minute Anja Jensen (SVSEF) 27:41 (28th U-18). 89—Lucienne Ludwig (SVSEF) 29:36 behind the winning time of Stratton Mountain School’s (46th U-18). 90—Sarah Morgan (SVSEF) 29:42 (37th U-20). 94—Lexie Madigan Kyle Bratrud. Hagenbuch placed third in the U-18 class. (SVSEF) 30:10 (48th U-18). DNF—Logan Smith (SVSEF)—100 finishers. In Sunday’s national men’s 30k classic mass start event, Hagenbuch climbed to second place among U-20 racers FRIDAY, JAN. 3 with a 31st place overall result. Middlebury’s Peter Wolter, Men’s 15k freestyle individual start (3 laps): 1—Kyle Bratrud (SMS) also a SVSEF alum, was 16th overall in the 30k classic race. 36:47. 8—Johnny Hagenbuch (SVSEF) 37:46 (3rd U-20). 20—Sam Wood Both Palmer-Leger and Hagenbuch have qualified for and (SVSEF) 38:41 (10th Senior). 22—Peter Holmes (SVSEF) 38:46 (12th Senior). will represent the U.S. at the FIS World Junior/U-23 Cham- 38—Peter Wolter (Middlebury College) 39:24 (11th U-23). pionships Feb. 29-March 7 in Oberwiesenthal, Germany. 59—Skylar Patten (SVSEF) 40: 33 (10th U-20). 65—Eli Jensen (Montana Courtesy photo Making the quarterfinals of Thursday’s national free- State) 40:46 (21st U-23). 146—Sebastian Radl-Jones (SVSEF) 43:52 (22nd Sun Valley Community School senior Sydney Palmer-Leger of style sprints were Hagenbuch, Wolter, Palmer-Leger and U-18). 175—Devin Wong (SVSEF) 45:03 (45th U-20). 182—Alex Burt (SVSEF) the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation Nordic team poses atop SVSEF Gold Team racer Katie Feldman, a Middlebury alum. 45:18 (47th U-20). DNF—Kai Mittelsteadt (SVSEF)—221 finishers. the podium at Houghton, Mich. Sunday, Jan. 5 after her gold Hailey Swirbul of Alaska Pacific University’s Nordic Women’s 10k freestyle individual start (2 laps): 1—Riitta-Liisa medal finish in the U.S. Cross Country Championships junior girls’ Ski Center made a splash by winning Thursday’s wom- Roponen (Finland) 27:38. 2—Caitlin Patterson (USST/Craftsbury GRP) 7.5-kilometer classic race. In the 105-racer field, Palmer-Leger, 17, 27:56. 14—Annika Landis (Middlebury College) 29:15 (2nd U-23). 16—Sydney en’s skate sprint and Sunday’s national women’s 20k mass won by 10 seconds over runner-up Sophia Laukli of Middlebury start classic in a thrilling one-second victory over Caitlin Palmer-Leger (SVSEF) 29:21 (2nd U-18). 24—Katie Feldman (SVSEF) 30:14 Patterson of Craftsbury, Vt. Patterson was the U.S. champ (9th Senior). 40—Madison Morgan (Middlebury) 30:54 (14th U-23). College (left) and 47 seconds over third-place Kendall Kramer of of Friday’s 10k skate race. 79—Logan Smith (SVSEF) 32: 22 (4th U-16). 108—Anja Jensen (SVSEF) 33:20 Fairbanks, Ak. (right). Last year at Craftsbury, Vt., Palmer-Leger Gus Schumacher of the Alaska Winter Stars captured (22nd U-18). 126—Lexie Madigan (SVSEF) 33:53 (29th U-18). 154—Lucienne had placed third behind winner Kramer in the junior girls’ 7.5k Thursday’s national men’s skate sprint. Erik Bjornsen of Ludwig (SVSEF) 35:26 (44th U-18)—176 finishers. freestyle mass start national event.
2020 Snowmaker results 2019-20 Freestyle / Freeski Snowboard / Big Mountain Rosters Jan. 4, 2020, the annual Snowmaker classic Female racers, 9k 2—Duncan Fryberger, 10...... 15:17 cross-country ski races on a 3-kilometer loop at 1—Lily Brunelle, 19...... 31:00 3—Tristan Boloix, 11...... 16:34 the Lake Creek trail system north of Ketchum, 2—Betsy Youngman, 60...... 32:05 4—Max Leidecker, 10...... 17:15 3—Emily Siegel, 21...... 32:34 FREESTYLE (28) presented by the Sun Valley Ski Education Foun- 5—Jake Schlatter, 10...... 19:10 4—Muffy Ritz, 62...... 35:15 Freestyle Travel Head Coach—John Grigsby. dation Nordic program, The Elephant’s Perch of 5—Liv Jensen, 49...... 40:11 Female racers, 3k Freestyle Travel Team (4)—Erik Babcock, Samantha Smith, Briggs Forelli, Ketchum and Blaine County Recreation District. Male racers, 6k (2 laps) 1—Cora Scott, 12...... 13:26 Nicholas Rubenstein (tuition $5,000). Organizers thanked the race volunteers. A total 1—Galen Grohusky, 14...... 19:12 2—May Jensen, 13...... 13:52 Freestyle Progression (24)—Abigail Hobbs, Presly Watson, James Duffield, 3—Mazzy Conners, 12...... 15:06 37 cross-country skiers. Finishing times in min- 2—Holden Archie, 14...... 19:15 Marek Ruttler, Austin McMahan, Drake Lovlien, Jack Tierney, Will Hausmann, Reid Black, 4—Riley Siegel, 12...... 16:10 utes and seconds, with racer age. Female racers, 6k Tillane Babcock, Beau Forelli, Benjamin Torres, Elliot Boiron, Quintin Buoncristiani—4 Male racers, 9 kilometers (3 laps) 1—Anja Grover, 15...... 21:07 Male racers, 1k days; Sebastien Boiron, Owen Walker, William Buchanan, Maxime Stevenson, Caroline 1—Henry Raff, 20...... 26:36 2—Eloise Hebert, 14...... 23:15 1—Felix Wilson, 11...... 3:25 Price, Cruz Bilbro, Jack Kendall, Oscar Mullen, Oliver Mullen, Romea Smith—3 days 2—James Roloff, 19...... 27:35 3—Quinn Closser, 17...... 24:44 2—Quinn Parmenter, 10...... 3:45 4—Anneka Thompson, 16...... 26:43 (tuition $3,800 for 4 days, $3,300 for 3 days). 3—Richard Feldman, 50...... 28:55 3—Cal Hebert, 10...... 3:47 4—John Reuter, 35...... 29:26 5—Tess O’Sullivan, 46...... 26:59 FREESKI (31) 6—Mia Schaffner, 14...... 28:07 Female racers, 1k 5—Sam Young, 43...... 29:37 Freeski Head Coach and Air Barn Manager—Tyler Conway. 7—Katharine Sheldon, 62...... 32:11 1—Lauryn Stevens, 10...... 3:41 6—Will Northrop, 50...... 30:15 Freeski Progression Head Coach—William (Gui) Mattheis-Brown. 7—Bob Youngman, 63...... 31:09 2—Nina Fryberger, 6...... 4:08 Male racers, 3k (1 lap) Freeski Travel Team (9)—Thomas DeKlotz, Johannes Liaboe, Joey Markthaler, 8—Jon Holmquist, 66...... 38:29 1—McCallen Campbell, 11...... 12:32 3—Sara Stevens, 8...... 5:46 Harper Mallett, Kyle Kope, Ridge Dirksmeier, Henry Buell, Jean Etulain, Trevor Harmon (tuition $4,900). Freeski Progression (22)—Walker Pate, Rylan Mann, Asher Maxwell, Barrett Beyer, Inez Kraynick, Anders Coulter, Henry Dolson, Liam Jensen, Campbell Spoor, Kai Van Bueren, Zackary Torres, George Corkery, Sylas Barrett, Zeppelin Pilaro, Spencer A winning home return Ferries, Anton Holter, Easton Turck—4 days; Santiago Rico, Ryder Green, West Gardner, Alex Leahy, Leo Hayes—3 days (tuition $3,800 for 4 days, $3,300 for 3 days). SNOWBOARD (23) for Carey cage teams Snowboard Head Coach—Andy Gilbert. Snowboard Travel Team (8)—Channing Curci, Sebastian Lerner, Nico Lerner, Emma Schmillen, Zoe Bacca, Catherine Seay, Astrid Villa, Olive Gilbert (tuition $3,800). Panthers sweep Shoshone in New Year Snowboard Devo (14)—Vivian Smith, Camille Armeen, Naomi Gorringe, Gerald Espinoza, Simran McGrew, Emma Lurie, Sebastian Silaghi, Miles Hatzenbuehler, The New Year started success- game against the Red Devils (6-4, 0-1 The Panthers avenged a season- Enzo Schmillen, Quin Enoch, Bolden Enoch, Uzziel Almaras, Henry Georgiades, fully for the Carey High School’s league). Murtaugh’s girls had won opening 55-52 overtime loss at Sho- Rylan Olson (tuition $1,400). girls’ and boys’ basketball teams dur- three straight home games. shone Dec. 2 and snapped the four- Snowboard Mini Shred (1)—Finn McBee (tuition $2,250). ing Friday’s non-conference home Carey’s boys (7-4, 1-0 league) game win streak of the Indians (7-2). games with the Shoshone Indians. expected a Tuesday tussle with a Other Carey contributors inclu- IFSA BIG MOUNTAIN TRAVEL (30) Junior point guard Kylie Wood Murtaugh squad (6-3, 1-0) that wel- ded Brigham Parke (10 points, 6 re- (International Freeskiers and Snowboarders Association) (14 points) and senior forward Felic- comed the New Year with a 49-40 bounds, 3 steals), Dallin Parke (7 Program Coordinator—Conor Davis. ity Black (10) contributed most of home win Friday over Rockland. points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists), Tate Regional Team Head Coach—Banks Gilberti. the scoring as Carey’s 18-3 third At Shoshone Friday, Carey’s Squires (6 points, 5 boards), Carson National (17)—Tanner Lee, Frances Cherp, Brian Heekin, Axel Diehl, Elisabeth quarter explosion lifted the host boys shot 5-for-15 from 3-point dis- Simpson (2 points, 3 rebounds) and Mann, Will Price, Alex Austin, Tobias Rafford, Tatum Minor, George Englehardt, Panthers 41-12 over Shoshone (1-8). tance led by junior Hunter Smith Wyatt Mecham (2 boards, 3 steals). Max Moss, Anna O’Neill, Ethan Marx, Molly Kucher, Charlie Price, Paris Pratt, It was the seventh consecutive (19 points, four 3-pointers). The Panther boys and girls go to Sunny Pratt (program fee $5,000). win for Carey (8-1, 1-0 Sawtooth Panthers kept chipping away and Hagerman (2-4, 0-1 boys and 3-4, 1-1 Big Mountain X (13)—Hunter Kari, Auggie Rose, Brody McBee, Alexander Wiede- Conference), which traveled to Mur- held off Shoshone 44-38 for their league girls) Thursday, Jan. 9 for mann, Aaron Gathrid, Gabe Garlick, Ava Verhaeghe, Calvin Miller, Russell Stumph, taugh on Tuesday for a key league fifth win in six games. more Sawtooth Conference games. Jack Verhaeghe, Zephyr Carruth, Ellie Lyon, Leo Molter (program fee $4,400). Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 13 HOW TO PLACE FREE AND PAID ADS (See ad types in gray box below): ONLINE: Visit www.mtexpress.com. Locate the gray bar, click Classified Ads, then click Submit a Classified Ad. Follow the steps. OR, go direct to order: classified.mtexpress.com EMAIL: [email protected] CALL: 208-7726-88060 or FAX: 208-7726-22329 WE ACCEPT: Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards DEADLINES: Monday 1 p.m. for Weds. paper, Weds. 1 p.m. for Friday. TO VIEW ADS ONLINE: Visit www.mtexpress.com. Locate the red bar, click Classifieds Ads, click View ClassifiedsClassifieds This Week's Classified Ads. Or, to go direct: classified.mtexpress.com INDEX Bellevue: 1BD, 1BA furnished, 832 Seeking Ketchum house rental for 100 PROPERTIES FOR SALE Ketchum: 3 BD/3.5 BA Townhome, 101 Within WR Valley sq. ft. basement apartment in house. 9-12 months starting Jul/Aug 2020. Bright, big, 2 lg egress windows, upscale/deluxe, fully furnished/turn Responsible, caring family of two 102 Outside WR Valley shared entrance. A/C, DW, parking. key with all brand new stuff (new professionals with two daughters. 103 Open House $800, utilities inc. No smoking. owners buffing out now!), great floor Flexibility to vacate for holidays, co- 104 Business Opportunity Sun Valley - RENTED plan, high ceilings, great light, fire- ordinate projects and maintenance. 105 Mobile Homes A Great Place to Visit, place, private hot tub, attached gar- Call Scott at 415-305-7275. A Better Place to Live! Bellevue: 2 BD, 1 BA house age. Close to RR lifts and downtown. Lower Broadford Road, private. 200 PROPERTIES FOR RENT Search Sun Valley Luxury No smoking, pet considered. Availa- $1,350 per month 201 Commercial Rental Real Estate ble mid-December. $3,500/month + http://www.svluxuryre.com 208-788-3080, 208-720-8792. 202 Exchange utilities (but worth more!). 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Available early Feb- Good References 212 Want to Rent Bellevue: New 1 Bd, 1 BA house ruary. $3,500/month + utilities. Call Linda Love 208-481-0347 511 Building plus carport. Gas heat, AC. Brian at 208-720-4235 or check this 300 EMPLOYMENT 1,139 Square Feet, 15 ft celings No pets, no smoking. out at www.svmlps.com 301 Contractors great views and light or two sepa- $1,000 per month plus deposit. Ketchum: Bridgepoint 3+ BD, 2 302 Services rate spaces adjacent to open com- 1 Year lease. 208-539-6402. 303 Jobs Needed mon area as refigured from the BA Condo. 1,400 sq ft. On Trail 304 Help Wanted Esta restaurant space. Great Bellevue: Townhouse 3BD, 2BA Creek. Walk to town. Mostly fur- office/coffeebar/winebar spaces. plus office. 1,440 sq ft plus 2 car nished or unfurnished. $2,500 per garage, all appliances, open floor month. 208-720-5690. 400 TRANSPORTATION Available February or call Linn Knudson at 208-309-5166. plan, lots of storage. Near O’Donnell 401 Aircraft park in newer Bellevue neighbor- Ketchum: Price Just Reduced! On 402 Nautical hood. No smoking, no pets. Luxury Quality Home on Bigwood 403 Motorcycles $2,000/mo plus utilities. Available Golf Course with fantastic Baldy A spot has opened up on our Cus- 404 Snowmobiles February 1st, 2020. 208-720-6879. views. 4 BD/6 BA, unfurnished, and tomer Service Staff Team! We offer 405 American Automobiles rare to find this quality of home avail- F/T, year round hours. Great pay, Hailey: 2 BD, 2 BA Apartment 406 Import Automobiles able for a long term lease. Must see tips, daytime hours and catering. Ex- Unfurnished, Located at Arrow R to appreciate! No smoking, pet pos- perience is preferred but we are will- 407 Trucks/4WD Vehicles Commercial / Retail / Office Storage. $1,500/mo. includes W/S, sible. Available early Decmber. Now ing to train this fun and personable 408 Recreational Vehicles Spaces for Lease garbage, power and gas. 1,200sq/ft. just $13,000/month + utilities. Call team member. If you are looking to 409 Auto Accessories 107-108 Lewis Street, Ketchum No pets or smoking. Long-term Brian at 208-720-4235 or check this settle in we have a great opportunity 2,650 Sq Ft 208-578-1545. wonderful property out at: for you! Please submit resume to 500 MARKETPLACE 104 Lewis Street, Ketchum Hailey: 2 BD/2 BA Townhome, un- http://www.svmlps.com/k-dar.html [email protected] or visit 271 501 Antiques 1,274 Sq Ft furnished, over/under corner unit Northwood Way for a application 502 Appliances 400 Sun Valley Rd, Ketchum Ketchum: Warm Springs, 2BD, 1BA with good light, clean and well main- Canadian Club Condo, furnished, Access to healthy food is a right for 503 Furniture 717 Sq Ft Office tained, and in a quiet neighborhood. all Blaine County community mem- Please call Kasey Atkinson W/D. All remodeled. No pets, no 504 Household All appliances, fireplace, small up- smoking per HOA. $1,500 month, bers. If any life event is stopping you 505 Clothing 208-721-1744 stairs balcony, plenty of parking, from eating nutritious food, call The John Sofro 208-720-5776 +electric; $500 deposit. Available 506 Wood, Woodstoves near the bus route and the Gravity now. Text 208- 720-1748 Hunger Coalition at 208-788-0121. 507 Cameras Fitness gym. No smoking, no pets. No documentation required. Confi- 508 Computers Hailey Business Park Available in early January 2020. Protect Your Car this winter. Car dential. Free. thehungercoalition.org 509 Electronic Equipment 1872 SF, and 2,400 Office $1,300/month + utilities. Call Brian at storage in Ketchum. Underground 208-720-4235 or check this out at: 510 Musical Instruments Mountain View, Near Airport Parking. Month to month. $100/mo. El acceso a alimentos saludables es www.svmlps.com [email protected] 511 Ski Equipment Turn Key Call Center available un derecho para todos los miembros 208-408-9276 208-720-6027. de la comunidad del condado de 512 Sports Equipment Hailey: 3 BD, 2.5 BA, Townhouse, Brokers Welcome 9-12 months lease, 1380 sq. ft. Blaine. Si algún evento de la vida le 513 Construction impide a comer alimentos nutritivos, 514 Equipment W/S/G included,tenants responsible Hailey: 513 N. Main Street for all other utilities. W/D & all llame al Hunger Coalition: 515 Farm & Livestock 1,800 s/f office, retail, Main Street kitchen appliances included, fenced 208-788-0121. No se requiere docu- 516 Pets location, Lots of parking, yard, 2-car garage. No Dogs. New SV, Short-term Vacation rental, 1 mentación. Confidencial. Gratis. 517 Yard Sales 208-788-2817 floors & paint. $1,700. Applications BD [email protected] 518 Whatever required: [email protected] Are you a Maker, a Craftsperson, 208-720-2328 a Puzzle Master? Do you want to 600 OTHER work with your head and your Hailey: For lease 2 BD/1.5 BA 601 Classes hands? Do you want to expand townhouse. Detached garage, W/D, your skills? Learn new skills? Do 602 Lost & Found large back patio. Very nice complex Large Clean Bedroom with big you want to work on a steady 603 Miscellany next-door to Sweetwater. Must see! closet and private bathroom in stream of different projects? Do you 604 Miscellany II $1,295 plus utilities. Small pet con- Woodside, Hailey. $850 mo. In- want to learn traditional and mod- 605 Needed Ketchum - For Lease: sidered. Avail. 2-1. Peter 208- cludes all utilities and, Wifi, W/D and ern techniques? We are looking to 606 Rides & Riders Christiania Building 720-0339, photos available. •1,749 sq.ft. office/retail - Ground dishwasher. Furnished or non fur- expand our team. If you have mo- 607 Too Unique to Classify floor. Tiny, Cozy Furnished studio in Old nished. 1st/last & $500 dep. re- tivation and a desire to learn in a 609 Public Notices Hailey - For Lease: Hailey. Available mid to late January. quired. No smoking. No pets. team environment we are looking 610 Letters of Thanks Meriwether Building Month to month rental. No pets. 208-720-1219. for you. We will train the right per- son and we will pay you a good Note: If there are no ads for a category, •1,431 sq.ft - retail corner space. $700 per month. Utilities included. [email protected] Responsible, tidy roommate to wage. No phone calls please. Send that category is left out for the week. •2nd floor offices- from 767 sq.ft. to 1,034 sq.ft. share lovely 3BD/2BA home in mid- us a letter telling us your work his- Croy Street Exchange Building. Woodside. Own furnished bed/bath. tory and why this job interests you. TYPES OF ADS •Two 2nd floor offices available I have one dog, no additional pets. Call 208-725-0800 References required. No smoking/no About us.... We are an architec- drugs. $625 month. 1st/last/deposit. tural woodworking company that is FREE Any personal item for sale 2 BD, 2 BA Condo at the Edelweiss Ketchum Office Club 208-788-7976. at the cutting edge of fabrication with a listed price of less than in Warm Springs. Fully furnished. #207 127 SF techniques. We use traditional tools Steps from the lifts with breathtaking $1,000. All ads must include the #213 174 SF and computer aided manufacturing Baldy views. Heated underground quantity of the items for sale and the #201 177 SF to build some of the coolest proj- parking spot, pool and spa. individual price of each item. #B-3, 339 SF ects in the Pacific northwest with $2,000/mo. with $1,000 security de- 10th St. #4A - Howdy folks, I’m looking for a room the best clients around. posit. Six month lease, extension PAID Any item(s) selling for 740 SF, Hiway Frontage to rent, preferably in Ketchum, but Interested? Email at possible. Pets and second parking [email protected] $1,000 or more, for sale with no list- 208-471-0065 Hailey works too. I work at Thunder- spot negotiable. Email: paws but don’t have pets, and I’m DOE ed price or quantity, or any item sold Ketchum: 220 East River Street [email protected] for info. quiet and neat. References, and a by a business, regardless of price - office space. Approx. 800 sq ft. 3 2BD Furnished Home. Available work reference available. Looking and - Paid Categories Include: rooms/2 private offices. Great office Now, W/S/T included. 208-720-3157. ASAP, hoping for less than $800 a Properties for Sale, Properties for share opportunity. 208-481-0139 or month. 515-212-0701 Rent, Contractors, Services, Help 208-788-4847. Available Now. Month to month or a 6 month Lease. 3 BD + Loft, 3 full Looking to rent a room in Ketchum Wanted, Yard Sales, Paid Classes, Location Location Location Bath, Sunburst. Completely fur- - 25 year-old female seeking a room Are You Unemployed or not Too Unique to Classify, Public 131 W 4th St (Perry’s Building) nished, Fireplace, 2 decks, incredi- to rent in Ketchum, Elkhorn, or reaching your potential? Join the Ketchum Notices, Pets for Sale or Firewood or ble views, Elkhorn amenities and hot Hailey. I work full time in Ketchum free Skills for Success Employment Office/Retail Space for lease. Hay for Sale. tub, pool and sauna in complex. and have no pets. Call or text Program. Gain the tools to improve Corner unit, 800 or 1,200 sq. ft. Private parking. Utilities included. 208-340-0531. Thanks! the quality of your job and life. Great light, deck, private restroom. CONDITIONS 208-720-7777. Starts February 3. Contact Susan: Call Scott at 208-721-8174 Professional Couple (55+) Seeking 208-788-4191 Advertising Errors: ADVERTISERS Pine Street Station, Hailey. Elkhorn: 2 BD, 2 BA in quiet neigh- House/Townhouse to rent. Non- [email protected] are requested to check the FIRST ap- Dental office available and 2 other borhood. Cozy, clean, bright, fully smokers, no children. Option to pur- pearance of classified ads for correc- offices available starting at furnished condo with W/D. Access to chase preferred but not required. Carpenters Wanted tions. The Idaho Mountain Express $500 per month. 208-720-1945. amenities. No pets, no smoking. Call: 847-828-1913. Boulder Mountain Builders will be responsible for ONLY THE Available From February 1st to mid is looking to hire Laborers, Appren- FIRST incorrect ad insertion. ANY River Street Single Office space June and from mid August to mid Professional couple seeking 6-12 tices and Journeyman carpenters. ERRORS SHOULD BE REPORTED BY available, downtown Ketchum. December. $1,600 (Incl. internet + month house/townhouse rental. Pay depends on experience. $425 per month, all inclusive. TV cable) + $800 deposit + $300 Non-smokers, no children. Call Contact Russell for more 1pm on Date of publication. 208-481-0139 or 208-788-4847. cleaning fee. 208-293-7429. 847-828-1913. information. 208-721-8624 14 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Full & Part Time Looking for your winter dream Housekeeper Needed job? A job that allows you to work in Excellent pay. a fun, team-oriented environment You will be appreciated, and ski/ ride every day of the week? retirement plan offered, Look no further! Atkinsons’ has openings in vari- Year end bonus. ous depts. Most positions require 208-720-3252 Planning & Zoning that you are able to work evenings Ski Butlers is an award-winning, Commissioner The Blaine County Recreation and weekends. Hank & Sylvie’s in Hailey is hiring ski and snowboard Rental Delivery Blaine County is seeking persons District is seeking an Assistant *Hailey - 208-788-2294 for a 3/4 time Baker (full time for Service that operates in 18 mar- interested in serving on the Aquatics Manager for full time Hailey Deli Help summer & holidays), shifts are kets and delivers to 48 ski resorts seven-member Planning & Zoning seasonal work May - August. This See Sandy Friday-Monday. Must have 2+ years across North America and Europe. Commission. Applicants must have position is responsible for oversight *Ketchum - 208-726-5668* baking or commercial kitchen experi- Ski Butlers prioritizes exceptional lived in Blaine County for a mini- of daily pool operations including Ketchum - Bakery, cake ence, reliable transportation (some customer service and is dedicated mum of two years. This opening is supervision of aquatic center staff decorator, See Ray delivery may be required), speak to creating a seamless experience for rural county residents only. and adherence to aquatic safety Ketchum - Meat Dept. English, ability to lift 50lbs. for guests visiting our communities. Commissioners are expected to at- protocols. Ideal candidate will be a See Mike Please send resume to Sarah at We are looking for people passion- tend two evening meetings per responsible leader who has previ- Ketchum - Cashiers [email protected] or ate about the ski industry and month to review and act on various ous management experience. See Tom Pyle drop off at 91 E Croy, Hailey where they live. applications using zoning and sub- A full job description and an Ketchum Produce Dept. division regulation criteria. Submit employment application can be Hank & Sylvie’s is hiring for a Job Details: letter stating interest in the position, obtained at www.bcrd.org. See Jeff full-time Store Manager. Benefits include insurance, Every Ski Technician’s shift com- length and location of residency in Must have 2+ years managerial ex- bines time on the road interacting Blaine County by January 20, 2020, paid vacations, grocery discount perience in a customer service in- & 401(k). with our customers with time work- to Tom Bergin at Blaine County dustry, have reliable transportation, ing in the shop. No two shifts are Land Use Office, 219 1st Ave. be available on weekends, most the same. South, Ste. 208, Hailey, ID 83333 shifts will be in Ketchum. • On-Road Responsibilities or [email protected]. Blaine County is an Equal Opportunity Job requirements beyond a regular • Ski Rental Delivery Employer. Members of the P&Z sales associate include but are not Commission are appointed by the The Blaine County Recreation limited to: scheduling all staff, train- • Equipment Pickup Board of County Commissioners. District is seeking a full-time, ing, maintaining company policy, year-round Fitness Manager to Bell Mountain Village and merchandising the store, online & • Providing Support to Renters and oversee our FitWorks fitness center Care Center is Now Hiring! in-store inventory management, Fellow Ski Technicians located in the Community Campus. Sign on Bonuses! and managing day to day opera- The ideal candidate is a fitness pro- COMPETITIVE WAGES! tions. • Shop Responsibilities We are currently hiring for the fessional who enjoys connecting adults with a healthy, active following full time positions: The right candidate will be service • Packing Orders for Delivery lifestyle, has excellent communica- • RN/LPN - Full Time oriented, task driven, self motivated Silver Creek Preserve Mgr tion skills and is a detail-oriented • Caregiver and have the ability to handle sar- • Basic Ski Tuning The Silver Creek Preserve is in multi-tasker. This position reports to • Activities Assistant casm. Please email resume to Picabo, Idaho. The Silver Creek the Director of Recreation and in- Apply at 620 N. 6th St. Bellevue, [email protected] • Administrative Work Preserve Manager performs and ID, email Jessica Harris cludes a full benefit package and participates in preserve operations retirement plan. Qualified candi- at [email protected] Help Wanted Other Job responsibilities: including the maintenance, man- or call Jessica at 208-788-7180. Part time position Line Cook and dates, please submit a cover letter, agement, development and coor- resume and completed BCRD em- Counter Service. Email resume to • Shop Organization dination of conservation programs. [email protected] ployment application to: Bookkeeper/ Office Admin This is a full-time, nine-month, per- [email protected] Full-time. Duties include: Overseeing or call 208-578-9393 • Inbound & Outbound Phone Calls manent seasonal position, working multiple accounts, manage client re- Nona’s, 591 1st Ave. N., Ketchum April through December annually. lations. Manage Accounts payable, • Van Cleanliness Required to live on-site in Conserv- Join Our Team! ancy provided housing. reconcile bank statements. Must Simplefill Associate: We are • Other Tasks as Assigned have knowledge of QuickBooks seeking a positive, professional and $14/Hour + Tips Please see full job description Online. outgoing person who wants to grow Looking for a self-motivated, [email protected] online. Job # 48329. Applicants The Hunger Coalition is hiring a with our company. Position is full should submit both a resume and detail-oriented candidate able to time and will start by assisting all Bloom Youth Project Coordinator work independently. Salary DOE. cover letter. All applications must to help lead a teen farm and life departments before being placed be submitted in the system prior to Benefits available. Please call Mary- into a full time position. Our office is skills internship program. Farm or land at 818-689-4854 11:59ET on January 24, 2020. garden experience preferred. Experi- casual and located in Ketchum. Hourly wage DOE. Excellent ben- Manufacturing ence with teens required. Year Benefits offered after 6 months. efits and on-site housing. Cleaning Person: Production Worker round, up to 40 hours with benefits. Pay dependant on experience. www.nature.org/careers Syringa Property Management is Submit questions and resumes to Rocky Mountain Hardware has an For full job description visit: now hiring for a person to clean the [email protected]. opening for a Manufacturing Pro- thehungercoalition.org community room and hallways at the duction Worker in Hailey. Are you Summit Apartments. Cleaning va- looking for an exciting opportunity cant units when necessary. Respon- with a well known local company? sibility includes vacuuming, dusting, Are you motivated to learn new cleaning of two bathrooms on a skills? weekly basis. Please email resume Requirements: The Hunger Coalition is hiring a Silvercreek Assisted Living to [email protected] KENTWOOD LODGE has House- • Reliable Food Production Coordinator to hiring Caregivers for all shifts- keeping Positions available. Part • Mechanically Inclined help manage a community farm and 6am-2, & 2pm-10pm, & 10pm-6am; time, Full time, flexible schedules. • Punctual garden. Farm or garden experience NOC shift differential. Will train. Apply in person at: • Positive Work History preferred. Experience working with On call Cooks. PT Maintenance 180 S. Main St. Ketchum • Eager To Learn new things volunteers preferred. Seasonal, 24 Call 208-410-3783 Pay: Hourly and DOE hours per week. For full job descrip- Please send resume to: tion visit: thehungercoalition.org [email protected] SODEXO Kitchen Hiring for School Year 19/20. Several positions availa- Motel Assistant Manager ble for Full Time and Part Time. Perfect for the parent or grandpar- Community Service Officer Full time. We are seeking a task ent. School hours, great benefits, It’s time to start thinking about your oriented associate for our family Looking for a new career or part opportunities for advancement. The Knob Hill Inn is preparing for its future! This position can be full- or owned & operated Bellevue Motel time work? Join the Y team and Contact Julia at 208-578-5437 or winter season! Come join a fun, part-time. Full-time position has location. make a difference in your commu- [email protected] family-oriented team that puts life access to corporate ski pass, a • Must have proficient computer nity. View full job descriptions and first! Hiring for: generous benefit package includ- skills & ability to learn/operate download employment applications • Front Desk Reception ing free employee health insurance management software at: • Housekeeping and an 11% city contribution to- • Cash Handling experience, accu- https://www.woodriverymca.org/ab Benefits for full-time including wards your pension. Besides a rate accounting of money required out-us/careers/ Health, Dental, Vision, 401K, shared friendly personality, duties include • Great Customer Service, excel- Technical Support ski pass and Paid Time Off. Drop off city municipal code enforcement, lent Communication Skills required After-School Kids Club: Looking Representative your resume or email to: issuing citations, data entry and • Able to lift 40 lbs for energetic, reliable and team Rocky Mountain Hardware is look- [email protected] other traffic related tasks. Visit: • Spanish Speaking a plus players to be a part of the After ing for a full-time employee to join 208-726-8010 ketchumidaho.org/jobs, School Team! After-School Leaders • Property is no smoking our Customer Service Team. Are City Hall or contact: (Location may vary: Ketchum, • Must have reliable transportation you looking for a new opportunity [email protected] Hailey or Bellevue) Part time. Must • Must be able to pass random with an amazing local company? for details and questions. be available 2:15pm-6pm M-F. Ex- drug screenings Do you have experience interacting tra hours available on no school Compensation to include: with customers over the phone? days. • Starting pay $14. per hour, DOE Do you have experience using a Desperately Seeking Dog Contact Cheryl Zimmerman • Paid Vacation after first year computer while outlining product of- Trainer/Walker for 2 one year old with inquiries. If interested please call, Mon-Fri, ferings and detailed information to Goldens. Flexible days and hours. [email protected] 10am-5pm to set up interview customers? Are you comfortable in Call Linda: 208-720-2579. 208-731-5745 - Eric or The Limelight Hotel in Ketchum or 208-928-6719 an office environment? is seeking candidates for: 208-420-6328 - Seth or Required Skills: Filemaker Pro Guru Looking For Full Time house- Email: [email protected] • Proficient with Microsoft Office FileMaker Pro Advanced database Front Desk Agent - PT keeper for Seasonal Job Applications as well as typing Guest Services Agent - PT guru needed to refine current December-April and July and Au- Seeking A Quantitative Financial • Data entry experience databases and train users. Project gust. Monday - Friday 12pm-8pm. Analyst. Must have a solid statisti- • Strong understanding of phone duration and wages TBD based on cal background and experience in R. Great benefits for Full Time: Duties will include all areas of etiquette Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance, applicant’s availability, expertise, housekeeping including ironing, run- Additional background in Financial • Ability to multi-task while con- and results from initial collaboration. markets, multivariate optimization, 401K. Vacation/Sick/Personal Time ning errands if needed (like going to versing with customers over the Off. Use of company ski passes. Please call Dave 208-720-0449. the grocery store) and helping with data science and predictive analytics phone a plus. Interested and qualified can- kids if needed. Must be able to pro- • Personable and friendly Please visit our website for details vide at three most current refer- didates should send their resume to: • Background in construction is [email protected] about open positions and to apply: Finish Carpenter ences, must be ok with dogs, be helpful, but not required www.limelighthotels.com/careers Wilson Construction LLC able to pass a background and drug 5+ years experience required. test. Hourly rate $30/hour. Must Pay: DOE. Send resume to: Aspen Skiing Company is an Attention to detail. have reliable transportation. Please [email protected] equal opportunity employer. Cabinet experience a must. contact: [email protected] We specialize in high end residential & commercial The Copy Center is looking to hire The Pioneer Saloon has an open- The Pioneer Saloon has an open- construction. full and part time Employees with Silvercreek Living Hiring Please email resume to: ing for a full-time Bus Person. Must ing for a full-time Greeter. Must be strong interpersonal and computer Caregivers - CNA’s - PRN/PT be able to work weekends and start able to work weekends and start by abranch@wilsonconstructionsv. skills to man the front counter. LPN’s - Activities person PT com by 4:30 pm. 4:30 pm. Please send resumes to: Please call Dani at 208-410-3783 Please call 208-726-3139 or email Please call 208-726-3139 or email Wages DOE. EOE 208-726-9776 [email protected] or stop by for a application. [email protected] [email protected]. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 15
Achiever Flash DZ260 for a Nikon Ski Rack For GMC D-type roof rack, camera, never used. Includes wide $50 OR ski clamps only for Thule Snow Tires, Set of 4. 215/70-R16. angle adaptor and 3 colored filters. roof rack, $30. 208-788-2320. Tread in good condition. $225 for all Philip Treachy Chair $10. Please email josies262@ Smith Helmet, Blue color. 51cm- 4. Call 208-788-2459 Limited Edition #0159 from Sir Ter- gmail.com ence Conran’s Habitat collection in 55cm, size small. $50 OBO. Match- The Sun Valley Animal Center is Studded Snow Tires. P185/60R14 London. Brought to Hailey in 2008 ing goggles available for $20. All looking for a compassionate, dedi- Ultragrip HP. Used only one season. and never used. 48 inches circular brand new. 208-450-9164. cated, animal loving, long-term em- $150. Call Tony 208-720-3282. ployee to join our receptionist team. shape and 40 inches tall. Bright Smith Quantum helmet, size small, The right candidate would be or- berry color, wool upholstery. Pur- hornet yellow. Never worn, brand ganized, efficient, outgoing and chased for $2,400. Will sell for new. $125. 208-720-3597 $800. Perfect condition. 32” Sharp Aquos TV. Perfect condi- friendly. Four 10 Hour days. Com- Smith Vantage Womens White 208-788-6108 tion with remote and manual. $95. pensation D.O.E. Please submit re- Small Helmet. New this year, in *ATTENTION* [email protected] 208-720-7601. sumes to [email protected] original packaging, never used. Buyers and Sellers should always Photos in ME online exercise caution when participating 32in LCD Flat screen Envision TV. $125. Retails for $240 Call in sales transactions. The Federal Nice picture. Universal Remote. 206-331-1765 Snowshoes, Vintage. Large pair in Trade Commission has a list of $100. 208-721-8810. perfect condition. Northwoods Stockli Laser GS World Cup. ways to avoid fraud, which can Brand. Great for decorating. $100. Amazon Echo, Charcoal gray. New 175cm race series. Excellent condi- be found at: 208-406-9997. in sealed box $50. 208-726-8764 tion. Used 15 times. Marker bind- https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/ ings. 16 DIN. $400 OBO. The Valley Club is looking to fill its articles/pdf-0003-avoid-fraud.pdf Two Twin Beds. Beautiful floral Cannon Printer, model PIXMA, 808-358-6142. icylava747@gmail. Fitness Center team with Yoga and headboard design. Wood carvings TR8500 series, TR8520. Hardly com. Barre Instructors. Candidates can on legs and foot board. Must see. used, good for home office. $50, Volkl Racing Titanium P40, 178cm. be skilled in either or both disci- Pics available. $175. 208-721-8810 firm. Mary Lou 208-726-2716, $50. Volkl Race Tiger, 150cm with plines to apply. The Valley Club 408-482-1056 Marker bindings, $99. Atomic Met- offers competitive wages and other Carnival Glass Set. Pitcher and 5 ron, 171 cm. $80. Atomic SL, 165 perks for employees. Contact Reid Iphone 7, 128 gig, perfect condition, glasses. Orange tint. Vine/Grape cm. $125. All excellent condition, all Arthur at 208-788-8826 or by email- ATT. $300. Call/text 541-980-0046 Pattern. Family Heirloom. Time to with bindings. All OBO. 808-358- ing [email protected]. Beautiful Hanging Ceiling light, sell. $100. 208-721-8810 with 6 lights, $150. 2 nice double 6142; icylava [email protected] Chairs, Rare Pair of 1930’s Rancho wall lights, $75. 208-720-2162. Wanted: AT Bindings. Your Hollywood Monterey. $700 for the Fellowes Model DM8C paper affordable/used AT bindings (nom- pair, photos avail. 208-721-1931 shredder. Large capacity. Great con- pin/non-dynafit) or AT Setup for 5’5” [email protected] Zenergy is looking for a qualified dition. Used on eBay for $70 sell for Free piano improv lesson; one les- female (~285 sole length). Call or candidate to join our Janitorial Large and Rare collection of Nolan $35. 415-717-9659. son is all you need. Play instantly; no text Chris with your demands at Services team. The position is for Ryan baseball cards. 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Great powder skiis for only /45 compatible), gun lock, and origi- compromising quality classic compact refrigerator in stain- Fair condition $15. Elkhorn $150! Call or text 208-727-7368 nal case. Retail for all around $700 Please email less steel. Like-new condition, barely 650-804-4273 before taxes. $650 OBO. 208-309- [email protected] or stop by used, registration and documenta- AT Skis &Bindings Black Diamond 0448 Zenergy for an application and tion included. $100 (paid $225). Two Nice Bathroom faucets. $25 Helio 95, 173cm AT skis, with Crosman 6 Shot CO2 pellet gun. background check form. 208-720-6601. each. 208-720-2162. Marker Tour F10 AT bindings, Model 38T. $125 OBO. Zenergy is an Equal Opportunity 2018m used once. $499. Magic Mill Grain stone grinder. $45. 208-309-2564. Employer White Cordon Bleu Ceramic Cov- 207-632-5961 208-721-1931 ered Casserole. New, Oval 12” Per- Atomic B5SX 174cm with Atomic Fobus GL-2 ND Holster. Fits fect. Freezer to oven. 6” deep. From Weber 54060001 Q2200 Liquid Pro- bindings. Most powerful ski ever models 19, 19X, 17, 22, 45, 23, 31 Ketchum Kitchens. $34, Ask for pics. pane Grill with stand and cover. made. Atomic bindings. Magnesium ,32, 34, 35. Mold injected Polymer 941-256-6107 Used, but in very good condition. rods. $175. 808-358-6142. formula. Passive retention with ad- Retail value is $370. Asking $150. [email protected] justment screw - passive retention 208-788-2673. system acts like a spring on the trig- Black Diamond Helio 95, 173cm ger guard area and holds the gun AT skis, with Marker Tour F10 AT firmly in place. $20 208-309-0448 *WARNING* Black Sheared Beaver Vest with bindings, 2018, like new, $499. When purchasing a vehicle, make Silver Fox Fur Trim- Medium. Origi- 207-632-5961 Glock 27 Subcompact .40S&W. In- nally $2,200. An elegant vest which cludes 2 mags - 1 x 9 round and 1 x sure that the title is in the name of 2 Beautiful Parson’s chairs. Arched Black Diamond recon stretch ski is plush, thick and of very high qual- 15 round. $400 208-309-0448 the seller. If you have any ques- back with brass tacks. Fabulous fab- pants, black, Men’s L, never worn, ity. Elkhorn. $580. 941-256-6107. tions, please contact your local as- ric. Muted colors, Southwest design. tags on, retail $329, yours for $175! Leica Geovid 10X42, used for four sessor’s office. Must see. $49 each. Call Eddie Bauer 1st Ascent rain/wind call or text Scott 208-721-1120 years. In good shape, half price of a 208-309-2564. new pair. Harness included. $850. jacket. New, Men’s XL, black $30. Burton Snowboard Alpha 151cm. 48” Round Beveled glass table: 208-720-9033 LH stag 224 Valkyrie, 22 inch bbl. Very gently used, in great condition. 1-6.5 twist, +2 gas system. Fired 65 black and brushed aluminum base, Bindings are Burton LEXA Womens great condition. $75 (paid $400). 4 Marmot, Alpinist, Goretex bibs, rounds. $850. 208-721-1103 mens, Med., new with tags, $550, Medium. Burton Travel Case in- custom black enamel arm chairs New, MSR Reactor 2.5 - includes now $250, 208-928-6216. cluded. $265. 208 788 6108. with taupe seats, good condition $50 box, instructions, etc. It is the best 2002 Chevy Suburban 1500 (paid $500 each). $250 for all. Fischer GS World Cup 175cm 17 packable stove for winter and high 4x4, 5.3 liter V8, brand new tires, Snowmobile/snowboard suit, large 206-251-3282. Can text pics. DIN bindings, $175. Titaniuim air altitude; $200. Call or text very clean. 4 captain chairs size. Brand- Western Field, Navy blue, $25, excellent condition. Elk- carbon 808-358-6142. icylava747@ 206-900-1440. and a bench. 60” Round Cherrywood table with gmail. com. $6,500 OBO. 208-320-1908 leafs (60” X 84”). $650 OBO. 8 horn Ridge Condos 650-804-4273 Raw Hide Whips, $65 and $95. Bra- Garmont Boots With intuition matching all Cherrywood chairs, Sorel Joan of Arctic women’s black zilian Gaucho Lasso, $75. Com- liners, 26.5. $20. 970-275-3935. 2017 Ford Fusion AWD. Still under $450 OBO. 208-721-2007. boots, size 9 US, faux fur trim and pound bow, $50. Sword, $85. Call warranty. 24.5 K miles. Ruby red, waterproof suede at top, worn 10-20 Jones Hover Craft split board 156. 208-309-2564. tan leather, beautiful car, garage Coffee Table, Rectangular, all wood. Natural wood top with forest times. List price $195, $169 on Ama- Union expedition bindings, crampons Steiner 20x80 Military binoculars. kept. All records. $22,500. zon. These are just $80. Call for bindings, G3 skins, barely used. Call 208-727-7291. green legs. 18 x 42, Ask for pics. $385. 208-721-3788 Elkhorn. $90. 941-256-6107. 206-251-3282 or text for pics. $900 OBO for the everything you need to get out there and get some Wave Master Two. Ultimate Heavy Couch with Hideabed in excellent White’s boots, 400V. Height 10”, fresh powder in the backcountry! Bag for Home Gym,Boxing, Martial condition. 75” long. Great for house size 8E, used 3x. Like new. New Call or text 208-721-3110. Arts, Aerobics. Free Standing. Red guests and doesn’t take up much $341, sell for $120. 208-726-8141 with water fill black base. Looks NEEDED: A Small 4-6 cylinder car. space. $100. Call or text Hermann. K2 Pinnacle 105 184cm with Marker brand New, $75. 208- 721-8810. (10-20 y.o.) in good to great condi- 208-727-7368 for photo. Griffon bindings. Great condition tion, over 30 MPG, that is high in $275. Super fun, all mtn. ski. Call Leather Love Seat and matching the back like a Subaru Outback / Nate 208-720-6165 chair, Hunter Green color, good con- Forester, Toyota or Honda. 208-720- Libtech Skis. 115 UFO. Never been dition. Text for pics. Loveseat $250, 2162. mounted. 184cm. $400. 35” Crowbar, 8 pound sledge ham- chair $200, $400 for both. 720-3404. 503-939-1141. mer, pick and 4 foot level all for $65. Call 208-309-2564. Modern White Chairs, 2 comforta- * Firewood, Mike Beck * Rome Powder Division 154, pow ble leather chairs, one with arms Maple, Applewood, Pine, Fir, board, 154. Barely used, with new Bathroom Vanity Light. Tech Light- (minor cat scratches), one without Cherry, Mesquite and Tamarack. Rome bindings. $350. OBO. Call or ing Solace. 26” long, brand new, still arms. Both for $100, you haul. Email Any length. Kindling. Split & Deliv- text for pics 208-721-3110. in packaging and box. $200 OBO. [email protected] ered. Money back guarantee. Call 208-788-0025. 1993 GMC Suburban, great first Stacking & Free Samples available. Rossignol B3 (white/gray) 168 cm Moving Sale. Antique Fair drop leaf Dry Stack Rock, Chief Cliff Ledge car. Needs driver seat replaced and Open 7 days a week, 7am-9pm. length, 122,94,112 with Rossignol table, rustic white, $50. Round small Stone, 1 pallet or about 2 tons, $900, a starter. $400/OBO 208-409-3541 208-788-2895 Power 120 bindings. Excellent condi- Will have to be towed to get starter. end table. Nice wood finish top and tion. $85 Call 208-788-0019 Pictures available. John 208-788- metal legs. $25. 721-8810. 0025 2016 Subaru Outback Premium Firewood Rossignol Super 7HD W. 170cm. New Dining tables, 2 available, 30” 105K miles. Studded snowtires and Bill Whitehead Look XM bindings (with heel release square with 13” curved drop-leafs on one set of 1 year old road tires. New Seasoned Fir and Lodgepole capability). 140-114-130. Skied two ends. Blonde wood grain top transmission. 3 sets remote keys. Pine twice. $500. 208-303-0488. with white wooden legs. Great for Well maintained. 14”, 16”, 18”, 20” and 24” Ariens Snow Blower. 28”. $375. smaller spaces, condos, etc. $95. Salomon QST 92, 2020, 177 cm. $15K OBO. 208-720-3597. Stacking available 208-788-2320. ea. 208-788-7762 or ed57@frontier with Tyrolia Attack 13 bindings, 208-481-0742 .com barely used, excellent condition, Kobalt Aluminum Side mount $395, 720-9794 pickup tool box. 48” x 12” x 12”. Queen Sofa bed, beige, $250. Ski Boots, Good condition. Lange $95. 720-3404 Quality Firewood Matching recliner, $150. Queen size 24.5, Rosignol size 25.5, $20 PortaMate Folding Miter Saw Luke Young futon couch/bed, $100. 1 desk, each. Elkhorn Ridge Condos 650- Stand. Very Good Condition. $75 Pine or Fir $100. 2 easy chairs. $100 each. 2 804-4273 OBO, Call or Text 208-721-1623. 4 175/70/R13 studded snow tires Colonial style dining room chairs, 16” or 24” length with VW rims, Hankook. $125, for $50 each. All in good condition. Stacking available Volkl Kendos With Salomon bind- Snowblower, Yardman 7HP good all. Call/text 208-721-1931. 208-622-8242. 208-720-6733 ings, $200. 970-275-3935. condition. $350. 208-622-8242. 16 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020
2 Exceptionally Beautiful Golden Funny, I still remember his first Upzoning and densifying the zon- THANK YOU Retrievers for stud, male siblings. 1 Fisher Creek loop ride during the ing in the county is the best way to NAMI, local alliance for mental year old, 1 white and 1 red. All shots, summer of 2002. You had to wait make housing affordable. More sup- health expresses our sincere thanks tests, AKC. Mellow disposition. around the corner on the trail before ply means lower prices. If middle and gratitude to the volunteers who Ready to stud. Free service, will be Don Julin Mandolin. the last drop to the take-out parking class people can buy new units, it rang bells at Albertsons, Atkinsons neutered by January. Call Linda Renowned mandolin player and lot until he left. Your white econo-car means that working class people will Hailey and Bellevue. Additional 208-720-2579. teacher Don Julin will be holding a was the only non-SUV in the lot. see lower prices on older units. Mar- thanks to this community local and ket rate isn’t a bad thing. visitors who contributed to W.R. NEEDED: Fire Bellied Toad or Tree Master Class in Ketchum on Feb- Hey “Patriot”! Please be respectful NAMI annual ringing of the bells Frog. We have a lonely toad. Do you ruary 14th. Please contact Andrea of your fallen comrades while walk- fundraiser. There is not a family that have a frog or toad you don’t want Nasi for further information. ing your dog at 4am in the Bellevue has not been touched by mental any longer? Can he/she come live 208-309-3148 (text messages pre- cemetery by removing your dogs fe- health. Wood River chapter office is with our lonely toad? Please Call ferred) or [email protected] ces. It is the “Honorable” thing to do. NEEDED: Looking for a rowing located at CSI Community Campus 208-358-4845 English Classes for Adults, Tues- We all see you.... scull, preferably single, for the sum- #208. Like any non-profit organiza- days, Jan. 7 – Mar. 31, 6:00-8:00 pm mer to use. Will pay by day or rent tion here in the valley volunteers Hmmm...gave it your “all” when The Community Library, Ketchum, for whole summer/weeks, informa- (your gift of time or financially) is your only job is to stroke his ego and Free! Open to adults of all lan- tion on where to find on is appreci- needed and appreciated. 2020 is a make yourself available when he’s guages who want to learn English or ated too. 412-765-9142 new year of vision. A lot is at stake. 2 Cowboy Poetry Tickets, Elko, NV. able to sneak away, while someone improve skills. For more information Get involved, vote. Each person can 3 day deluxe pass, Jan. 27-Feb. 1, else does all the work and heavy lift- NEEDED: Pair Of size 16.5-16.0 call 208-726-3493 x 1 make a difference. Thank you again. includes program, commemerative ing. That doesn’t sound like much of (about 8-81/2) boots and skis to go ~ W.R. NAMI pin, all events. $80 per ticket. Painting Classes at SBGardens. a sacrifice, now does it? with for a 3 year old boy. 206-409-8456, 208-928-6341 Mon. nites 6:30-9, Deanna 720-3737 415-717-9659. Preserve Parking Rights in this I doubt your “all” would have in- NEEDED: Women’s Classic cluded providing sole financial sup- Purchase working and recreational community. xcountry skiis 160 (about) and poles. photos port for, well, the same length of Also boots, size 8. 208-928-4289 Come to meeting January 13, 5:30 that are PM at City Hall above Library or time your second marriage lasted, FOUND: Jytte Mau knit ski cap, email [email protected] only to have you show up when he printed Sunday, Jan. 5, on bike path in with comments and suggestions. landed a paying job. View it from that in our Hailey. Call 208-721-0849 to claim. perspective and you’ll gain an under- paper Two: 40% Off Sun Valley Lift Ticket FOUND: Prescription Sunglasses standing of reality. THANK YOU Vouchers. Valid all-season with No on the Silver Lake ski trail. 208 To the kind woman who stopped I’ll be your Emmylou and I’ll be your blackout dates. $25/each or 720-8055 when my car got stuck on Croesus $45/pair. Meet in Ketchum. Email: June. If you’ll be my Gram and my Creek road Thurs. I’m sure you were [email protected] LOST: Gold Loop earring with inset Johnny too. in a hurry but you let me use your diamonds, Friday, January 3rd, cell phone to call a tow truck. Every Wanted: Volunteers to play fun I’m so sorry our dogs had an alter- downtown Ketchum. Reward! act of kindness makes our lives bet- games, watch movies, do puzzles, cation Sunday morning by the indus- 726-8060 Carolyn, 208-721-1775. ter! ~ Barbara go for walks, etc. from 1-4pm. MUST trial park. If your dog needed care, enjoy being with & understand the LOST: Prescription Glasses. Light please let SVAC know, and they’ll senior population & their limitations. green, clear plastic frames by Paul reach out to us about cost. Please call Anita if you are inter- Smith. Possibly lost at Galena Lodge ested in helping out Silvercreek Liv- or in front of PK’s on 12/25. $100 re- ward. 415-640-1047 Let’s create a community group to ing seniors in Hailey. 208-720-8195 push for safe wildlife crossings. LOST: White Hestra XC Gloves at Collision rate shows safe crossing Pet the Sun Valley Club, parking lot or solutions would be cheaper than of the Nordic entrance on 12/31. Reward if status quo. Email for info and to found. 831-332-5345 join! beautifulplanet2020@outlook .com or leave your info at 425-327- Week 9930.
Clase de Inglés Para Adultos¡ Local thrift stores sure are getting Gratis! Cada martes, enero 7 – ...you know I love you and miss you... picky! Maybe they could post some- marzo 31, 6:00-8:00 pm. Abierto a where what items they deem worthy todos los idiomas que quieren Arm in arm we laughed like kids at of accepting on any given day. It aprender ingles o mejorar sus all the silly things we did. You can’t would eliminate the guesswork for habildades. Para mas informacion, finish what you start. If this is love it those of us who attempt to support llama la biblioteca comunitaria en breaks my heart. You made me them. Ketchum @ 208-726-3493 x1 promises knowing I’d believe. Prom- Conversational French, Thursdays, ises, promises you knew you’d never Scandinavian tradition was that a Jan 9-Feb 13, 2:00-3:00 pm, The keep. boy’s name was the name of his fa- Community Library Learning Com- Baldy uphill hikers: Up your game! ther plus son or sen. Find a location mons. Come practice your French in Headlamp, blinking light, something that exhibits this nomenclature and a relaxed and fun atmosphere. For reflective; and stay on the desig- sign in before January 21. intermediate to advanced speakers. nated routes. Then you won’t end up Silence is a good friend, it won’t be- Free, and drop-ins are welcome. getting your fellow uphill hikers tray you. Creative Writing with Tony Evans, kicked off the mountain. Sincerely, a Wednesdays, January 15-March 18, fellow uphill hiker. The OKBB reunion will be better 6:00 - 8:00 pm at The Community Li- Come on boo...I guess it’s up to you than the first visit! brary, Ketchum. Open to all genres to put humanity back into your Title 18 Chapter 66 (18-6601), if The Barkin’ Thrift Store and levels. Bring your favorite stories name! PROUDLY SPONSORED BY you’d like to read the Idaho Statute and samples of your works in prog- new address in its entirety. 201 S.Main St, Hailey ress. Free, and drop-ins are wel- Hey Ketchum and Sun Valley: How come. about enforcing your holiday light or- 10 to 6 Mon-Sat. dinances. Lights off at 10:30 p.m. in To our little flower with the sweetest All Donations and Sales Support Mountain Humane Landscaping With Evergreens Ketchum and 11 p.m. in Sun Valley. name, I hope we can all reunite Free Pick-up of Donations call 788-3854 1/9pm, 726-9358, sbgarden.org Bring back some dark skies! again....
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Around Town ‘Wozzeck’ to be presented in ‘Live in HD’ series Sun Valley Opera and Metropolitan Theatres will present “Wozzeck,’ to debut the second half of the TIME 2019-20 series of live opera broadcasts from the New York Metropolitan Opera. Directed by the Met’s Yannick Nézet-Séguin, with bari- tone Peter Mattei as the disturbed title character, South African artist William Kentridge will bring his “extraor- dinary visual imagination” to composer Alban Berg’s for “Wozzeck” on Saturday, Jan. 11. “One of the emblematic achievements of the thriv- ing artistic forces in Germany and Austria during the brief period between world wars, ‘Wozzeck’ was a sensation and a scandal at its premiere at the Saat- soper in Berlin in 1925,” Sun Valley Opera stated. The live opera broadcast will premiere at the Big- THREE wood4 Cinema in Hailey. Doors will open at 10:15 a.m. for coffee sponsored by Hailey Coffee Co. and the show will begin at 11 a.m. doubles down at In February the season will continue with the Ger- shwins’ “Porgy and Bess.” For more information, visit sunvalleyopera.com. The Argyros Look, Play, Create to continue By JOSHUA MURDOCK in the new year For the Express
Parents and caregivers can engage with their chil- ack for no less than their ninth performance in the dren through a series of “looking” activities and age- Wood River Valley in a six-year span, genre-noncon- appropriate messy fun art projects for ages 1-5. This forming string trio Time for Three will perform at free event is offered the second Thursday of every The Argyros on Jan. 22 and 23 for two nights of immer- month at The Center in Ketchum beginning on Jan. 9. B sion into the group’s eclectic compositions. “Our goal is to engage young families and connect Having become a mainstay in the Wood River Valley arts them to the Sun Valley Center for the Arts, where scene since their first appearance here at the Summer Sym- they can learn and have fun together through play- phony in 2014, the group has a local résumé that includes a subsequent three-year residency at the symphony from 2015– ful art experiences,” teacher and Visual Arts Educa- 17, a performance at The Argyros in July and multiple per- tion Program Coordinator Susie Quinn Fortner said in formances over the years alongside young musicians a press release announcing the free events. at Wood River High School and local churches. Each In addition, The Center will host three free Fami- year of the group’s residency included weeklong vis- ly Day events over the year. These events, associated its throughout the year and birthed an original com- with The Center’s Big Idea projects, allow opportuni- position debuted in Sun Valley that summer. Their ties for different generations to explore art and share educational efforts, primarily throughout the resi- ideas together. dency, included a years-long collaboration with Wood River’s Harriman Quartet. For more information about the family art program- As the group—which seamlessly blends pop, jazz, ming at The Center, visit sunvalleycenter.org. rock, gypsy, folk and classical sounds and songs into its own compositions—approaches a decade of ties to the Wood River Valley, stand-up double bass- Explore Craters of the Moon ist Ranaan Meyer said the latest pilgrimage to Ket- on snowshoes chum is a homecoming of sorts. “We love it in Sun Valley, it’s like a second home Experience Craters of the Moon’s winter wonder- to us,” he said. “Every time I come out, we have a lot of land through a ranger-guided 1.5-mile trek on snow- great friends that want to hang.” shoes. Look for tracks and learn about winter wildlife Time for Three’s Meyer and violinists Charles Yang on the guided walk, seeing a different, chillier side of and Nick Kendall each have their own travel plans to and the national monument. from Ketchum, Meyer said, but “I’m going to try to arrive a little early and leave a little late just to meet up with people.” Snowshoe walks are scheduled for every Saturday “It’s special because of so many successful in January and February from 1-4 p.m. people and what they do—it’s like a melting No prior snowshoeing experience is necessary, pot of success stories,” he said. “It’s very beat- and snowshoes will be available to borrow for the nik, if you will, just to hang together.” walk thanks to the Craters of the Moon Natural Histo- Meyer said that the three musicians in the ry Association, with donations accepted. Younger chil- “classically trained garage band” feel just as dren are welcome, but depending on snow conditions at-home with audiences here as they do with the terrain may be strenuous and unsuitable for chil- their friends among those crowds. dren. Group sizes are limited to 30 people and those “Even when we play the [Sun Valley] Pavil- ion, we still feel like we’re playing for every- interested can sign up at the visitor center on the day body we know,” he said. “The Argyros feels of the walk. special in a different way because we literally Visitors may also explore the monument on skis, feel like we recognize everybody. We’re liter- with the Loop Drive groomed for a 4- to 7-mile length ally saying ‘hi’ to everybody.” that can be completed in two to four hours, condi- But the group’s comfortability here tions depending. doesn’t mean that this show will fall in line There is no charge for skiing at Craters of the with those of years past. For this two-night- stand, Time for Three will showcase the high- Moon. For information on trail conditions, visitors can tech Tierney Theater at The Argyros in an go to the Blaine County Recreation District website. immersive multimedia experience ranging Photo courtesy of the Argyros Performing Arts Center See TRIO, Page 5 Charles Yang, Nick Kendall and Ranaan Meyer of the string trio Time for Three. 2 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 Novel based on
FREE EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR: Oklahoma bombing Behind the Sagebrush Curtain: Women Modernists in Author to read and sign book in Ketchum Montana and Idaho Thu, Dec 12, 5:30pm The Center, Ketchum By HAYDEN SEDER and sometimes actual language were all accurate. Members of Sara Joyce’s For the Express To explore the love story and fictional elements of the novel, the author read numerous books and family will join us to Author of the historical novel “A Leg in Okla- accounts. discuss her work. Enjoy a glass of wine as you tour the homa City,” Greg Hoetker will be doing a reading “One of the most helpful, eye-opening books I exhibition with The Center’s curators. Behind the Sagebrush and signing of his book at The Community Library read during my research was Jody Lynee Madeira’s Curtain includes work by seven 20th-century artists who in Ketchum on Thursday, Jan. 16, from 6-7:30 p.m. “Killing McVeigh: The Death Penalty and the Myth were active in Montana and Idaho: Gennie DeWeese, The debut novel by the Boise author and English of Closure,” which gave me some things to unpack Edith Freeman, Isabelle Johnson, Sara Joyce, Helen teacher at Timberline High School explores the 1995 regarding ones in my life who had been ‘wiped,’” McAuslan, Frances Senska and Jessie Wilber. Working Oklahoma City truck bombing and the unanswered Hoetker said. in a wide range of materials and styles, these artists were questions and conspiracy theories surrounding it. McVeigh’s execution details further inspired unified in their desire to marry the landscapes and subject The bombing on April 19, 1995, at the Alfred P. and influenced the writing of the book. matter of the American West with ideas and techniques that Murrah Federal Building killed at least 168 people, And, like many writers, the author mixed bits of injured more than 680 others and destroyed roughly reflected their engagement with international modernism. his life story with the facts and fictions of the novel. one-third of the building while also destroying or On view through Jan 10, 2020. damaging hundreds of others in the blast range. Until the 9/11 attacks, the Oklahoma City bombing was the deadliest terror attack in U.S. history. One of the perpetrators, Timothy McVeigh, was stopped by police within 90 minutes of the explosion; foren- BOOK ART SERIES sic evidence soon linked him and co-conspirator 2019–2020 Craft Series Workshops are generously Terry Nichols to the crime. Both were arrested and supported by Heather Horton and Deida Runswick. charged and later convicted. McVeigh was a veteran Craft Series Workshops are designed to be introductory, fun of the Gulf War and personally detonated the bomb, and non-intimidating. This winter season’s workshops offer a parking a rental truck full of explosives in front of the building. Nichols helped in preparing the bomb. peek into book arts. JOIN US! While the investigation of the bombing ulti- mately resulted in the conviction of McVeigh and COPTIC Nichols, it was one surrounded by conspiracy ques- BOOKBINDING: tions, and required the use of 900 federal, state and Stab, Stitch & Sew local law enforcement people. The largest crimi- with Chad Seelig nal case in America’s history and the largest crime Sat & Sun, Jan 18 &19 task force since the investigation into JFK’s assas- The Center, Hailey, 11am–3pm sination, the bombing has also given rise to numer- ous conspiracy theories, including that there were $35 member / $45 nonmember additional co-conspirators, that more explosives In this introductory bookbinding were planted in the building and that President Bill course students will learn Clinton knew about the bombing. the basic steps necessary One aspect of the investigation that caught Hoet- to build, design, and construct their own hardcover book. ker’s attention and is the subject of his novel is evi- Participants will learn the technique of Coptic bookbinding, dence piece P-71, a leg discovered after the bombing a non-toxic and adhesive free process which dates back whose owner was never found. The author was Image courtesy of Greg Hoetker to the 2nd Century AD in Egypt and can be used to create particularly interested that in the 25 years since “A Leg in Oklahoma City” explores the bombing on April personalized sketchbooks, journals, or book arts. the bombing, nothing has emerged regarding the 19, 1995, at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. human specimen. “After years of reading and research, I decided CREATIVE JUMP IN: to use the P-71 … story to explore within the realm The book is a nonprofit endeavor, with all profits On Being Thoreau of fiction my own personal experience with trag- donated to charities and educational institutions, with Tim Price edy, loss and grief, and the experience of having including the Oklahoma City National Memorial Wed, Jan 22 & 29, loved ones “wiped” with no prior warning from our and Museum, the Global Gardens refugee farmer Feb 5 & 12, 6–7:30pm lives,” Hoetker said. program in Boise, the Wyakin Foundation in Boise, Hoetker began the novel as a short story in the The Center, Ketchum the Boise Bicycle Project, Idaho Rivers United and late 1990s, the beginning of a book that would take the BRENDA Arts Program in Portland, Ore. $40 members / $50 nonmember 20 years to come to fruition. Though the novel is fic- Response to the novel has been positive, so posi- In Henry David Thoreau’s tion, it is based on a true event and to give it and tive that Hoetker recently procured a film/screen- “Walking,” written near the those affected by it the proper respect, Hoetker play option from actress, screenwriter and director end of his life, he admits that, undertook lots of research. Kelly Walker, which the author describes as “espe- despite what many of us may like to think of him, he had, “The novel took lots of reading, research and cially humbling for an independent-press novel “with regard to Nature,” only “led a sort of border life.” This respect for the event itself, wanting to treat it slowly with only 1,000 copies in print.” was true for him even at Walden Pond, the site of his great and thoughtfully, which is why the first sentence is Books will be available at the event for sale and transcendental experiment. As we spend four weeks in study what it is--‘No one can say this story is not true.’ I signing courtesy of Chapter One Bookstore. Cop- of Walden, surveying its literary and philosophical “depth,” wanted to pen a novel that could be true, a type of ies of the novel are available at Chapter One in we will, too, likely fall a bit short of truly understanding what it undeniable fiction,” Hoetker said. Ketchum, Iconoclast Books in Hailey and other means to be “transcendental.” Yet we will try. For the historical aspect of the novel, Hoetker bookstores in Boise, Caldwell, Garden City, Okla- ensured that actual times, days, dates, weather homa City and Dallas-Fort-Worth. Sun Valley Center for the Arts 208.726.9491 • sunvalleycenter.org THIS WEEK’S SVSC Spring 2020 Competitive Soccer Season LOCAL FORECAST 520 N. RIVER STREET, HAILEY • 788-0924 Registration: Dec. 15th - Jan. 19th 2020 Birth Years 2001-2011
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On Saturday, Jan. 11, from 4-5:30 p.m., The Spot theater company and The Community Library will host a discussion of the 2006 graphic memoir “Fun Home,” the inspiration for the musical of the same name that The Spot is performing in Janu- ary and February. Please join us for an The free event will explore the graphic memoir with the help of cast members of the musical. Topics will include the memoir’s themes, the transformation of a OPEN HOUSE graphic novel to a musical, adapt- ing this Broadway musical to the stage at The Spot and more. The Tuesday, January 28, 6 pm Spot’s “Fun Home” director, Brett Image courtesy of The Spot Moellenberg, will attend, as will The Spot theater company and The 1451 Aviation Drive, Hailey several cast members who will Community Library will host a dis- perform a selection from the show. cussion of the 2006 graphic memoir “Fun Home” is an illustrated “Fun Home.” 208.788.0120 account of the upbringing of the author, Alison Bechdel, by her www.thesageschool.org distant, emotionally fraught The book was adapted into father. In a work that is both dark a musical by Lisa Kron and and funny, Bechdel explores her Jeanine Tesori, the first all- relationship with a man who was female team of writers to receive a number of things: a historic Tony Awards and have a play go preservation expert, a constant to Broadway. “Fun Home” is also restorer of the family’s Victorian the first Broadway musical with home, a funeral home director, a a lesbian protagonist. It opened high school English teacher and, Off Broadway in 2013 and on surprisingly, a closeted homosex- Broadway for 2015, and was nom- ual who, it turns out, is involved inated for 12 Tony Awards, win- with his male students and a fam- ning five, including Best Musical. WHY DO READ THE IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS? ily babysitter. Bechdel herself While it’s taken years for mem- YOU comes out as a homosexual in her bers of The Spot to get the rights late adolescence, casting a differ- to perform the musical, this sem- ent light on her attempts to under- inal piece of musical theater has stand her gay father and discover been on its radar since the begin- her own sexuality in her youth. ning, particularly for its atten- Part of Bechdel’s explora- tion to such difficult themes, the tion as a child is also her artis- theater company stated. tic side, something she shows “Throughout this musical’s great proclivity to at an early age life there’s been a huge focus on but is made to abandon. Despite issues of representation because these early beginnings, Bechdel it does bring to the forefront the went on to become a cartoon- lives of a lot of marginalized peo- ist, authoring the comic strip ple based on sexual identity and “Dykes to Watch Out For” and gender identity,” said Natalie “Are You My Mother?: A Comic Battistone, resident artist and Drama,” in addition to publish- creative director of marketing ing “Fun Home.” The graphic for The Spot. “It also pays trib- memoir took seven years to write ute to childhood and how often and illustrate, and the end result the voices of children are stifled was a complex, illustrated look or shut down. It’s important to us at a family whose lives touch on because we work with kids at The themes of sexual orientation, Spot and try to pull out of them gender roles, suicide, emotional their true essence of support abuse, dysfunctional families for their true selves. This piece and the role of literature. really underscores that belief.” TARA McFARLANE Calendar
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Photos courtesy of Sun Valley Center for the Arts Movie producer Jeremy Workman, right, created “The World Before Your Feet” about the long-distance stroll of his friend Matt Green, left.
(208) 578-2273 • BCRD.org Film documents man walking all of New York City The Center to present ‘The World Before Your Feet’
By HAYDEN SEDER For the Express
As part of its Big Idea project “The Bottomlessness of a Pond: Transcendentalism, Nature and Farewell and Thank You Spirit,” Sun Valley Center for the Arts will screen the docu- mentary “The World Before Your to Hailey Public Officials Feet” and present its star, Matt Green, on Thursday, Jan. 16. Come share our gratitude to outgoing There will be two showings that day at the Magic Lantern Cin- Hailey Mayor Fritz Haemmerle and emas ($10 for members, $12 for nonmembers), as well as a winter Councilmen Pat Cooley & Jeff Engelhardt. walk with Green to follow on Sat- urday, Jan. 18. “The World Before Your Feet” Friday, Jan 10, 2020 documents Green’s undertaking to walk every single street, alley, “The World Before Your Feet” documents Matt Green’s undertaking to walk from 6:00 to 8:00 PM bridge and intersection of all five boroughs of New York City, a every single street, alley, bridge and intersection of all five boroughs of New at The Mint total of 8,000 miles. Green began York City. his journey in 2012 and has still yet to reach the end goal, though house- and dog-sitting, and a on walks that they might not Oaths of Office to newly elect City Officials he is very close. After Green had $15-per-day budget to get by. usually notice, such as manhole will precede the party at 5:30 PM at been walking for two and a half “‘The World Before Your Feet’ covers, security cameras or an years, his friend and a movie pro- is a wonderful fit for our Big Idea architectural feature. Hailey City Hall Council Chambers ducer Jeremy Workman started project and its examination of the “The real difference is that, for walking with him, amassing his relevance of Transcendentalism the most part, when you’re walk- own walk of hundreds of miles today,” said Courtney Gilbert, ing somewhere you’re not walk- over the three years that he curator of visual arts at The Cen- ing there for the sake of walking filmed. Eventually, the hundreds ter. “Matt Green’s project embod- there—you’re on your way some- of hours of footage he accrued ies so many of the ideas that the where else,” Green said. “You resulted in this feature-length Transcendentalists were investi- can give people things to focus documentary, which was ulti- gating more than a century ago. in on and the world opens up and WINTER FUN AT mately executive produced by Like Emerson, Thoreau and oth- they start realizing the details of Oscar nominee Jesse Eisenberg. ers, Green has chosen to reject a things they’d never paid atten- “The Bottomless of a Pond: life of materialism in favor of one tion to and how rich the exterior www.galenalodge.com • 726-4010 Transcendentalism, Nature lived in daily contact with nature.” of the world is.” and Spirit” explores those who Those who wish to attend the embraced Transcendentalism— walk can meet at The Center in Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry “ very little bit of a Ketchum at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 18 David Thoreau and Margaret E to carpool up north. The walk FULL MOON Fuller—and argues that the idea walk is something pretty will be followed by an optional of retreating from the material no-host gathering and chat with in favor of a spiritual or divine interesting when you pay Green at Galena Lodge for drinks — DINNERS — encounter is still relevant in enough attention to it.” and snacks. The walk is $15 for today’s society and is perhaps members and $17 for nonmem- more useful than ever before. Matt Green bers, which includes a $5 snow- Jan. 10, 11 & 12 Green makes a perfect specimen Film subject shoe pass. of the modern Thoreau for many “The snowshoe walk with Limited space available reasons. The former civil engi- In addition to attending the Green will be a wonderful oppor- neer gave up his career, apart- film screenings, Green will also tunity for participants to hear ment and possessions to dedicate lead a snowshoe walk in the directly about his project and his Winter hours 9am to 5pm daily himself to the task of walking woods near Galena Lodge. Often approach to the idea that there Lunch daily 11am to 3:30pm all of New York City and relied asked to lead walks for schools are rewards to be found in sim- only upon the kindness of strang- and other groups, he often tasks ply walking outdoors, no matter www.galenalodge.com ers and friends, odd jobs like people to notice different things where you live,” Gilbert said. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 5
Trio Popular trio returning to Wood River Valley
Continued from Page 1 E. Marks Foundation. In con- junction with Tim Mott, vice well beyond simply performing president of the Argyros’ board MORE THAN A SHELTER... their music. of directors, the foundation also “The idea is that you get more donated $2 million to The Argy- intimately involved in the expe- ros’ construction. rience. For instance, there might “He heard us at a show and he FREEDOM be a feature on each of us indi- said, ‘I just want you to play for peo- vidually, really unpacking our ple who can’t get to your shows,’” lives,” Meyer said. “There may Meyer said, noting that the group be us performing with different recently performed at a hospital in • CRISIS SHELTER instruments, things we’ve never Indianapolis via the grant. “The Housing for adults, children and pets performed on before. And there list goes on and on with people feel- may be things like us discussing ing inspired to give back through • 24-HOUR HELPLINE the process of composing a song. what we do. The people are so gen- Online, over the phone, or in person It’s very intimate.” erous, they become family to us. Like their music, the perfor- [We are] really appreciative of • CLIENT ADVOCACY mances at The Argyros, billed as Michael Marks.” Housing, food, employment, “Time for Three: Time for 360,” Somewhere between the mental health services, child care, will themselves be somewhat group’s travel, performances, medical assistance, and more improvised, Meyer said, with educational collaboration and details yet to be hashed out until charity work—and whatever • SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES on-site collaboration between the personal time three full-time, Support and guidance for recovery trio, The Argyros and a film crew multitalented musicians can during the three days before the muster—Time for Three still • SUPPORT GROUPS & COUNSELING first performance. During those finds time to compose, record Helping survivors with the days, the collaborators will be and release new music. Three healing process “literally putting it together with new singles released during the everybody. It’s like nothing we’ve past four months are available on ever done before as a band.” Spotify, and via the group’s web- Exactly how the performances site, tf3.com. will use the space’s unique ame- “Everybody’s always asking nities, like a highly configurable us for new material,” Meyer said. ACTION EMPOWERMENT FREEDOM TRANSFORMATION Constellation Sound System— “Sometimes it does miss peo- Prevention & Life Skills Programs Crisis Services, Shelter Transitional Housing & the only one of its kind in the ple, even when they follow us on Education & Support & 24-hour Support Long Term Advocacy Rocky Mountains—is yet to be social media.” determined, Meyer said. Though New Jersey is Meyer’s “It’s still a work in progress— primary home, he said he’s look- Learn more about our free programs and services for victims of we’ve had a lot of brainstorming ing forward to spending time domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking at theadvocatesorg.org. sessions and it’s still very fluid,” with Wood River Valley resi- he said. dents, in part because of the lead- Call our 24-hour helpline: 208.788.4191 This isn’t the first time that ing role that outdoor recreation Time for Three has embarked plays in life here. Free and confidential support and resources. on a new musical venture via “That’s one of my favorite the Wood River Valley. Meyer things about where you live— said that through a connec- people have their jobs and then tion forged with tech entrepre- there’s this extra thing that you IDAHO MOUNTAIN neur and former Tesla interim do. You’re out there for the recre- CEO Michael E. Marks during a ational aspect of the area,” Meyer, ® performance here, the trio has a skier himself, said. “Oh man, begun to perform at hospitals in I’m preaching to the choir, what’s ExpressAND GUIDE cities along its tour route via a not to love? It’s just remarkable, IIDAHO DO MOUNTAIN “huge grant” from the Michael so beautiful, spiritual, uplifting.” WEDDING GUIDE Where the couples and families get all the details for their upcoming big day in the Sun Valley and Sawtooth venues. The 2020 guide will feature Starlines editorial content CAPRICORN geared specifically toward your target customers.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN 08 Play Reading - “Clarkston”: The Argyros Evening Exhibition Tour - Behind the Find out on January 20 Date: January 20 and Sawtooth Productions presents a Sagebrush Curtain with Members Snow School: Bring your students to two night reading of Idaho playwright, of Sara Joyce’s Family: Members of We invite you to tour Time: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Craters for an unforgettable and educa- and MacArthur Genius Award winner, the artist’s family will join us to discuss our facilities, meet our tional snowshoe trek. Contact the park Details: Participants Samuel D. Hunter’s plays “Lewiston” and her work. Enjoy a glass of wine as you at 208-527-1335 for more information or employees and learn how “Clarkston.” The plays were nominated in tour the exhibition with The Center’s must be 14 or older, and to schedule a field trip. Transportation our research is changing 2019 for a Drama Desk Award for Best Play. curators. Behind the Sagebrush Curtain U.S. citizens. INL will assistance is available! Craters of the Moon Together the plays focus on two modern- includes work by seven 20th-century the world’s energy provide transportation. National Monument, 1266 Craters Loop day descendants of Meriwether Lewis and artists who were active in Montana and Road, Arco. Weekdays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. nps. future — from powering Reservations: William Clark. “Lewiston” and “Clarkston” Idaho. Exhibition on view until Jan. 10. gov/crmo/learn. the world with clean For reservation and share the essential question: what is the Sun Valley Center for the Arts, 191 Fifth energy technologies to departure information, BCRD Indoor Playground: Indoor true legacy of the great American push St. E., Ketchum . 5:30-6:30 p.m. sunval- protecting the nation Playground is a great opportunity for chil- West? “Clarkston” is a play fundamentally leycenter.org. send an email to dren ages 2-6 years old and their parents about the future. A young descendant of Souper Supper: Weekly hot meal served from cyberattacks. [email protected] to keep healthy and active all winter long! William Clark has made the journey out free. Open for all. St. Charles Hall, Hailey. We supply the toys for active play and you west from his home in Connecticut, desper- 5:30-6:30 p.m. provide the fun! Season passes are avail- ate to find meaning in his own history. But able for $75. $3. Blaine County Recreation when he finds a landscape dotted with All Night Diner: Live music in the lounge. District Gymnasium, 1050 Fox Acres Road, small, struggling towns and big box stores, No cover. The Limelight Hotel, 145 Main St., Hailey. Monday through Thursday. 10:30 his faith in his future-and indeed the future Ketchum. 6-9 p.m. a.m.-12 p.m. [email protected], 208-578-2273. of the entire country-starts to feel mis- Edgy Evergreens: Do you and your bcrd.org. placed. Free. The Argyros, 120 Main St. S., neighbors crave year-round privacy and Story Time: Books and crafts geared to Ketchum. 6:30 p.m. distant views? Are you looking to add children ages 2-4. Hailey Public Library Kids excitement to your palette of conifers for landscape design? Not sure what Area, 7 W. Croy St., Hailey. 10:30-11:30 a.m. THURSDAY, JAN 09 haileypubliclibrary.org. will grow and thrive through our Wood Family Program - Look, Play, Create! River Valley seasons? Then sign up for Story Time Too: An afternoon story time (for families and kids ages 1-5): Bring Tony McCammon’s “Edgy Evergreens” for children with the same theme as our your young artist to The Center for an at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden Monday story times. Lee Dabney is the introduction to art through looking activi- visitor center. Bring your questions. $40. magic maker. The Community Library, 415 ties and art making. Plan to have messy Sawtooth Botanical Garden, 11 Gimlet Spruce Ave. N., Ketchum. 3:30-4:30 p.m. fun together! New and different activities Road, Ketchum. 6-8 p.m. 208-726-9358. comlib.org. each month. Sun Valley Center for the Arts, sbgarden.org. WRHS Girls Basketball: Home non- 191 Fifth St. E., Ketchum. 10-11 a.m. sunval- Let’s Talk About It: The Bellevue Public conference games vs. Kimberly Bulldogs, leycenter.org. Library kicks off it’s first Let’s Talk About freshmen 4:30 p.m., junior varsity 6 p.m., Hailey Rotary Club: Regular meeting. It series with a discussion of Mark Twain’s varsity 7:30 p.m. $6. Wood River High Minnie Moore Room, Community Campus, “Huckleberry Finn,” the classic tale of School, Hailey. 4:30 p.m. Hailey. 12-1:15 p.m. Chad Howard, chad@ an unrepentant renegade named Huck, BCRD Youth Basketball Evaluations: woodriverinsurance.com, 208-788-1100. and the runaway slave Jim. Religion, First and second grade mandatory Wood River Chess Club: Chess club for all social position, fraud, mob violence and evaluations for BCRD Youth Basketball at ages and all abilities. Anyone is invited to cruelty are all encountered as the two the Community Campus. Blaine County have fun and learn with others. There is a raft down the timeless Mississippi River. Recreation District, 1050 Fox Acres Road, tournament every month. No need to bring Discussion leader Florence Blanchard is a Hailey. 5-6 p.m. bcrd.org. a chess set. For more information, contact local freelance writer and research histo- Codependents Anonymous Women’s [email protected]. Natural Grocers, rian. Books available at the library. Light Meeting: A meeting for women who want Hailey. 4-6:30 p.m. refreshments will be served. For further information, contact Kristin Gearhart, to develop healthy and fulfilling relation- BCRD Youth Basketball Evaluations: 208-788-4503. Bellevue Public Library, 117 ships Ketchum Sun Club, 571 E. Second St., Third and fourth grade mandatory evalu- East Pine St., Bellevue. 6-7:30 p.m. Notice of Ketchum. 5-6 p.m. 540-454-7799. ations for BCRD Youth Basketball at the Reading Books in our Digital World: Community Campus. Blaine County Play Reading - “Lewiston”: The Argyros Regular Meeting Schedule Recreation District, 1050 Fox Acres Road, and Sawtooth Productions presents a of the Bob Kustra, the host of Reader’s Corner on Boise State Public Radio, will discuss Hailey. 5-6 p.m. bcrd.org. two night reading of Idaho playwright, and MacArthur Genius Award winner, his interviews and their issues and ideas Sun Valley Community School Boys Blaine County Samuel D. Hunter’s plays “Lewiston” and that matter today. He’ll share stories Basketball: Sawtooth Conference games “Clarkston.” “Lewiston” and “Clarkston” of his interviews with authors, a few vs. Murtaugh Red Devils at the Fish Tank, Board of Commissioners share the essential question: what is the previews of interviews to come, and junior varsity 5 p.m., varsity 6:30 p.m. Sun The Blaine County Board of Commissioners will meet on true legacy of the great American push the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays of every month, in the how Reader’s Corner is produced and Valley Community School, Sun Valley. delivered to radio and podcast listeners. West? “Lewiston” is a play fundamentally Author and world-class athlete Alex year 2020. If the official agenda for the Board does not Kustra will share his experience reading about the past. An aging descendant of Laws presents “Know Your Core” for require the Board to meet on any Tuesday, then the Board novels of up-and-coming authors, and Meriwether Lewis has been selling off her 2020: A world-class athlete, cancer survi- shall recess or adjourn, in which case the Board will meet he’ll provide specific recommendations family’s land piece by piece for years, vor, adviser, staff developer and all-around for reading our way past those post- becoming increasingly convinced that at its next normally scheduled regular meeting. All guide for the human spirit and well-being, holiday blues. The Community Library, her family’s past is less of a legacy and meetings will be posted in the display case on the front of Alex Laws has a gift to help you focus and 415 Spruce Ave. N., Ketchum. 6-7:30 p.m. more of a curse. But when an unexpected the ability to guide you down a path of the Old County Courthouse and on the County’s website. comlib.org. visitor blasts into her life, she is forced to http://www.blainecounty.org. Questions? Call 208-788-5505 discovery. It is his mission to tap into your consider if there is anything good left in Ketchum Community Dinner: Please join inner voice or business core to provide a the world at all. The Argyros, 120 Main St. for a free meal to eat in or to go. Call 208- healthier existence and fulfilling life, which S, Ketchum. 6:30 p.m. 869-7911 with questions. Church of the Big is why he wrote his new book, “Know Your Yonder Mountain String Band: For the Wood, 100 Saddle Rd., Ketchum. 6-7 p.m. Core: Taking Aim to Improve Personal and past 20 years, Yonder Mountain String Professional Life.” Join Laws and learn Western Wednesdays: Get your boots Band has redefined bluegrass music, TIGER ROLLS about how to focus on your core for 2020. and head down for line dance and country expanding the traditional acoustic genre Wood River YMCA, Ketchum. 5-7:30 p.m. SOS STYLE!! swing dancing. Line dancing 6-7:30 p.m. beyond its previously established bound- alexlaws.com. Country swing dancing 7:30-9 p.m. No part- aries. Sold out. The Mint, 116 S Main St, Check Our Nightly Food & ner no worries. There is always someone Est. 1994 Trout Unlmited, Hemingway Chapter Hailey. 8-11:30 p.m. haileymint.com. Wine Specials Boards for More ! here to swing you around the dance floor. Program - Predatory Fishing: Brian $10. The Mint, 116 S Main St, Hailey. 6-9 p.m. Richter will present a program focused on Seafood • Steaks • Appetizers • Nightly Specials haileymint.com. Fishing for Predatory Trout. He will speak FRIDAY, JAN 10 Open Nightly at 5:30 • 726-5181 BCRD Youth Basketball Evaluations: to the when, where and how to seek out EDA Meeting: Eating Disorders Second & Main, Ketchum • • www.sushionsecond.com Fifth and sixth grade mandatory evalu- and be successful in this endeavor. Brian Anonymous - All people suffering from ations for BCRD Youth Basketball at the is passionate about flyfishing and enthu- disordered eating encouraged. Sun Club Community Campus. Blaine County siastic about passing his experience on to North, 571 E. Second St., Ketchum. 12-1 p.m. Recreation District, 1050 Fox Acres Road, others. Whiskey Jacques’ upstairs, 521 Main 208-309-3917. eEditions Hailey. 6:15-7:15 p.m. bcrd.org. St., Ketchum. 5-7 p.m. hemingwaytu.org. are available GET THE online at Calendar submission guidelines 8:00 p.m. Calendar submissions for the Wednesday edition are due by noon on Monday, and submissions for the Friday calendar are due by NEWS noon on Wednesday. Tuesday and Thursday. You can enter your items directly in to our online calendar by visiting mtexpress.com/calendar. Or, you may submit your event by email to [email protected], or call 208-726-8060. EARLY For $68/year, get the news mtexpress.com/eedition Classes are published in our classifieds under Classes. To submit your class for publication, please email classifieds@mtexpress. before anyone else. com. There will be a charge for classes that charge any type of fee. Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 7
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Family Program - Afternoon Art: Ranger-Guided Snowshoe Walk: Look TUESDAY, JAN 14 Families will make art, explore the muse- for tracks and learn about winter wildlife Mountain Humane’s Cat Cozy Club: um’s Makers Space and view the exhibi- on this 1.5-mile trek. Snowshoes are Join the Cat Cozy Club! Yarn is provided. tion together. Designed for families with available for use (donations accepted). Enjoy a cup of coffee in the Cat Cafe, kids who are 5-12 years of age, Afternoon Group size is limited to 30. Sign up at knit some cat cozies, and meet some Keepin’ it Raw in Ketchum, Idaho Art sessions will be offered on select visitor center on the day of the walk. new friends! Mountain Humane, 100 Croy Friday afternoons. Participants and their Craters of the Moon National Monument, Creek Road, Hailey. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. moun- adult caregivers can drop in to play, cre- 1266 Craters Loop Road, Arco. 1-4 p.m. tainhumane.org. ate, discover and have fun. Presented by nps.gov/crmo/planyourvisit/winter- the Sun Valley Center for the Arts, 191 activities.htm. Science Time with Ann Christensen: Sometimes furry, feathered or scaled Fifth St. E., Ketchum. 2:30-4:30 p.m. sun- Apres Live Music - Casio Dreams: creatures make a visit and Ann teaches valleycenter.org. Rock out to classic ‘80s during apres at about animals, their habitats and our Apres Live Music - Jonathan Warren River Run Lodge, Base of Baldy, Ketchum. natural world. Suited to preschool age & the Billy Goats: Progressive psycho- 2:30-5:30 p.m. sunvalley.com/events. children and up. The Children’s Library at billy folk grass out of Boise. River Run Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” with The Community Library, 415 Spruce Ave. N., Idaho’s original poke bowls and sushi burritos Lodge - base of Baldy, Ketchum. 2:30- The Spot Theater Company: Join The Ketchum. 11 a.m.-12 p.m. comlib.org. Voted Best of Boise since 2017 5:30 p.m. Community Library and The Spot for Monday - Friday 11:00am - 5:00pm TREKHub: Come join a community of tech Open House - Celebrate Your a discussion on “Fun Home,” the 2006 Hotel Ketchum | 640 N. Main Street | 208.941.1589 minded kids interested in exploring and Library’s Renewal!: The Community graphic memoir by comic artist Alison problem solving with various technologies. Library is having a Renovation Bechdel. Come explore the graphic TREKHub stands for Technology, Resources Celebration for the whole community! novel with us before you see The Spot’s & Exploration for Kids. Come learn, experi- Two years of construction have come production. The group will discuss the ment, and create. The Community Library, to a conclusion and we are inviting you book, its themes, and its adaptation to 415 Spruce Ave. N., Ketchum. 3:30-4:30 p.m. to join for an Open House. Enjoy sips a musical. Extra copies are available at comlib.org. and nibbles as you stroll through the the Library for check out. Fun Home is a new spaces. You made it happen! The darkly funny family tale about a daugh- Monthly General Meeting of the Hailey Community Library, 415 Spruce Ave. N., ter’s complex yearning for her father. Climate Action Coalition: Please join for Kiki Tidwell Ketchum. 4-6 p.m. The Community Library, 415 Spruce Ave. the Hailey Climate Action Coalition monthly general meeting. Natural Grocers, 710 N. http://Tidwellcommissionercampaign.com Live Music with James Tautkus: No N., Ketchum. 4-5:30 p.m. Main St., Hailey. 5:30-7 p.m. Hailey Climate cover. Live music in the Lounge. The WRHS Boys Basketball: Home Great Action Coalition, [email protected]. Limelight Hotel, 145 Main St., Ketchum. Basin Conference games vs. Pocatello Blaine County 6-9 p.m. limelighthotels.com. Indians, junior varsity 4:30 p.m. in the The Advocates Support Group for Commissioner Candidate Women: Women helping women find Expressing Grief Through Yoga: Join high school gym and freshmen 4:30 p.m. safety and support. Free, confidential Hospice and Palliative Care of the Wood in the Community Campus gym, varsity support group for survivors. Connect and River Valley and the Y for two nights boys’ 6 p.m. in the high school gym. $6. learn together about creating healthy of yoga that will focus on express- Wood River High School, Hailey. relationships. For more information call ing grief through light movement and Bread and Circus: Live music. No The Advocates at 208-788-4191. Childcare using the mind body connection to help cover. The Limelight Hotel, 145 Main St., provided. 6-7 p.m. focus on moving toward healing. RSVP Ketchum. 6-9 p.m. Surviving & thriving in Bluegrass-Plus Open Jam: Open jam. We the new climate reality required. Please call 208-726-8464 to Sun Valley Suns vs. Breckenridge play bluegrass, folk, country, and blues. All reserve a spot for this event. Wood Vipers: First of a 2-game Black Diamond our songs are easy to play. Whether you’re River Community YMCA, 101 Saddle Rd., Hockey League series, benefiting the a professional musician, just learned three Ketchum. 6-7:30 p.m. William S. Hunter Scholarship Fund for chords on YouTube, or anything in between, Paid for by Citizens for Kiki Tidwell, Cynthia Mann Treasurer Dusty Hayz & Friends: Live classic youth hockey players. Tickets $10 adults, you’ll have fun. Visitors always welcome. country favorites and more. Taste of $5 ages 10-18, free for under-10 accompa- Taste of Thai-Hailey, Two doors south of Thai-Hailey, two doors south of Liberty nied by an adult. Campion Ice House, 781 Liberty Theatre, Hailey. 6:30-8 p.m. 208- Theatre, Hailey. 6:30-9 p.m. 208-720- Airport Way, Hailey. 7 p.m. 720-9895. 9895. Jonathan Warren and The Billy Sun Valley A League Hockey: 6:45 p.m. BRIDGE Sun Valley Suns vs. Breckenridge Goats: Live music. $5. Whiskey Jacques’, Lefty’s vs. SV Auto Club/Grumpy’s, 8 p.m. Vipers: First of a 2-game Black Diamond Main Street, Ketchum. 9 p.m. Yoga vs. Atkinsons’/Sawtooth Brewery. Sun Hockey League series between the Suns SEMINARS! Valley Skating Center, Sun Valley. 6:45 p.m. and visiting Colorado skaters, benefiting Mentor Games the William S. Hunter Scholarship Fund SUNDAY, JAN 12 Ping Pong Night: Ping pong, pints and for youth hockey players. Tickets $10 BCRD Ski Free Day: Free Nordic ski- pals! Grab your friends and head down for GAMES START TUESDAY, JANUARY 7TH adults, $5 ages 10-18, free for under-10 ing and snowshoeing on all BCRD winter some table tennis. Newbies to self pro- Meet at the Catholic Church, Sun Valley accompanied by an adult. Campion Ice trails throughout the valley, including claimed pros, all are welcome! The Mint, 116 House, 781 Airport Way, Hailey. 7 p.m. Galena Lodge and Harriman Trail. Blaine S Main St, Hailey. 7-10 p.m. haileymint.com. Hand Play Classes County Recreation District, 1050 Fox Casio Dreams: Rock out to some live Acres Road, Hailey. bcrd.org. CONTINUES TUESDAYS THROUGH MARCH music by the Boise-based ‘80s cover band. $8-$10. Whiskey Jacques’, Main St., B League Recreational Hockey, B+ 3:00 PM Sharp to 5:00 PM Sharp Ketchum. 9 p.m. League Hockey: Games at Campion Mentor- Peter Gray Ice House and Sun Valley Skating Live Music: Jukebox Widowmakers. Center. B+ games on Sun Valley ice are Public Meetings Basic Bridge knowledge necessary Silver Dollar Saloon, 101 S Main St., Aardvarks vs. Sharks at 4:30 p.m. and Bellevue. 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m. 208-721-2855. Sign up Required- Call (208) 726-5997 or E-Mail Sleestaks vs. Hutch’s Bad Dogs at 5:45 p.m. B League games on Campion ice are Thursday, Jan. 9 ([email protected]) to Register. Honey Badgers vs. Wolves at 4:30 p.m., SATURDAY, JAN 11 Blaine County Planning and Zoning Speedy Sloths vs. Bruins at 5:45 p.m., Guided Group Snowshoe Walk: Are Commission: Regular meeting. Old and Dekes of Hazard vs. Danny’s Wings Cost- $10.00/Session you looking for a special adventure County Courthouse, Hailey. 6 p.m. for your group or club? Snowshoes are at 7 p.m. B League games at Sun Valley available for use and there is no charge are Narwhals vs. Subdudes at 7 p.m. and for these events (donations accepted). Dream Crushers vs. The Chubbies at 8:15 Friday, Jan. 10 Sun Valleylley p.m. Campion Ice House, 781 Airport Way, 208.622.2244 • SUNVALLEY.COM/MOVIES Reservations are required. Participants Bellevue Planning and Zoning Opera HouseHouse By the Duck Pond In the Sun Valley Mall must be at least 10 years old. Group size Hailey. 4:30 p.m. Commission: Regular meeting. LAST NIGHTS limited to 30. Call 208-527-1335 or email Travis McDaniel: Live music in the Bellevue City Hall. 2 p.m. [email protected] to sign up. lounge. No cover. The Limelight Hotel, STARTS FRIDAY Craters of the Moon, 1266 Craters Loop 145 Main St., Ketchum. 6-9 p.m. Road, Arco. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Monday, Jan. 13 PARASITE DAILY AT 4:00 & 7:00 EDA Meeting: Eating Disorders MONDAY, JAN 13 Ketchum Planning and Zoning WINNER GOLDEN GLOBE: Anonymous - All people suffering from BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM Story Time: Lee Dabney hosts themed Commission: Regular meeting. FROZEN II disordered eating encouraged. Sun Club WED & THUR 4:30 & 7:00 story times feature high quality chil- Ketchum City Hall. 5:30 p.m. North, 571 E. Second St., Ketchum. 10-11 dren’s books, songs, and a fun craft or SHOW TIMES AT SUNVALLEY.COM/MOVIES OR SVOPERAHOUSE ON FACEBOOK a.m. 208-309-3917. activity. Suitable for ages 3 and up. The Tuesday, Jan. 14 Met HD Live Streaming: Join the Sun Community Library, 415 Spruce Ave. N., Valley Opera for a live screening of the Ketchum. 10:30-11:30 a.m. comlib.org. Blaine County Commissioners: New York Metropolitan Opera’s perfor- Regular meeting. Old County Souper Supper: Weekly hot meal served mance of Alban Berg’s “Wozzeck.” $16. Courthouse, Hailey. 9 a.m. free. Open for all. St. Charles Hall, Hailey. Big Wood 4 Cinemas, Main Street, Hailey. 5:30-6:30 p.m. Hailey Arts and Historic FOR THE LATEST NEWS GO TO 11 a.m. Preservation Commission: Regular Live Music with Mark Mueller: No WRHS Girls Basketball: Home Great meeting. Hailey City Hall. 4 p.m. cover. The Limelight Hotel, 145 Main St., mtexpress.com Basin Conference games vs. Preston Ketchum. 6-9 p.m. Indians, freshmen 11 a.m., junior varsity 12:30 p.m., varsity 2 p.m. $6. Wood River High School, Hailey. 11 a.m. 8 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 Yonder Mountain String Band ventures west Progressive bluegrass quintet coming to The Mint on Jan. 9
By EMILY JONES Express Staff Writer
In November and December, bluegrass five-piece Yonder Mountain String Band hit venues in more than a dozen cities across the U.S. and Mexico. Come Thurs- day night, the band will depart from its big-city circuit with a show at The Mint in Hailey. The performance on Jan. 9 will be part of Yonder Mountain’s busy New Year’s run, which has included stops at West- ern resort towns—Breckenridge and Aspen, Colo., Park City, Utah, and Teton Village, Wyo. The quintet is expected to perform selections from its latest album, “Love. Ain’t Love,” which Rolling Stone magazine described in 2017 as “modern bluegrass punctuated by genre-jumping excursions into world music, reggae and all points in between.” Yonder Mountain will also be road- testing new material for a future studio recording session, the band shared on their website. Courtesy photo Formed in Nederland, Colo., nearly two decades ago, Yonder Mountain String From left, Dave Johnston, Jacob Jolliff, Ben Kaufmann, Adam Aijala and Allie Kral make up the Yonder Mountain String Band. Band has since gained a reputation for pushing the boundaries of bluegrass. In 2014, founding members Adam Aijala memories and friendship we forged with who managed to convince him of the Jeff Austin appears in several videos; on (guitar), Dave Johnston (banjo) and Ben Jake and are in full support of his future robust acoustic scene in Nederland, Colo. June 24, 2019, at just 45 years old, Austin Kaufmann (bass) welcomed violinist Allie endeavors,” Yonder Mountain wrote in a Aijala’s subsequent move to the Rocky passed away after suffering an unspeci- Kral and mandolinist Jacob Jolliff to the Facebook post. Mountain town led to a series of jam ses- fied medical emergency. The fallen musi- group. According to the band’s website, found- sions with Johnston and Kaufmann. (The cian has since been honored in Yonder Just last week, Jolliff bid farewell to ing member Adam Aijala has roots in rest is history.) Mountain memorial concerts, the most Yonder Mountain to tour full-time with Idaho—after graduating with a forestry On YouTube, Yonder Mountain’s perfor- recent of which took place in November. The Jacob Jolliff Band. Taking his place degree in 1995, he took a job with the U.S. mances have garnered millions of views For more information on the ensemble, is multi-instrumentalist Nick Piccininni Forest Service in the wilderness of central in the past decade. (“Franklin’s Tower,” visit yondermountain.com. of the band Floodwood, the quintet Idaho. performed at the Northwest String Sum- [email protected] announced in December. It was after his stint in forestry that the mit, has more than 651,756 plays.) Former “We are grateful for the music, the guitarist reconnected with a college friend band member and virtuoso mandolinist
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Above: Since Dec. 21, 1936, when Sun Valley opened its doors as the first destination ski resort in the U.S., the resort has prided itself on winter wonderland experiences. This year, Christmas Eve at Sun Valley Resort featured the traditional “Skating in a Winter Wonderland Ice Show.” The free event highlighted modern renditions of classic holiday music and centered around group numbers (shown here) by Sun Valley Skating Club members and visiting holiday guests. Express photo by Willy Cook
Below: What better way to have free fun in the holiday snow than Christmas Eve sledding on Penny Hill near Sun Valley Resort! There was plenty of snow to have fun in 2019. Express photo by Roland Lane 2 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 CHRISTMAS IN THE VALLEY
Parades of Christmas traditions in Sun Valley Continued from Page 1
Clockwise from above: The Torchlight Parade consists of members of the Sun Valley Snowsports School making their way down Dollar Mountain in a serpentine pattern carrying red torchlights, followed by fireworks.
Sun Valley Snowsports School instructor Nick Maricich gives a safety talk in Carol’s Dollar Mountain Lodge before the ski instructors headed up Dollar for the Torchlight Parade Dec. 24.
Craig Meyers (right) distributes torchlights to Sun Valley Snowsports School instructors participating in the Dec. 24 Torchlight Parade on Dollar Mountain. Austrian ski instructors brought the tradition to Sun Valley from their country, where it has been practiced for generations.
Holding their torches, Sun Valley Snowsports School instructors jump on the Dollar Mountain lift and head up the hill shortly before the 6 p.m. start of the annual parade.
Sun Valley Resort officials boast that the first Torchlight Parade in the U.S. was started here in Sun Valley on Christmas Eve in 1937. Leading this year’s Torchlight Parade on Dollar Mountain Dec. 24 was Walde Hirner, who shared the honor with Hannes Thum. Thum has done the Torchlight for 51 years. Express photos by Roland Lane Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 3 CHRISTMAS IN THE VALLEY
Jaysa Bozzuto of the Sun Valley Figure Skating Club leads the line of young performers in the “Skating in a Winter Wonderland Ice Show” on Christmas Eve at the Sun Valley Outdoor Ice Rink. The show featured performances by 2016 U.S. Open Pro champion Ashley Clark and U.S. gold medalist Ryan Bradley. There was also a special appearance by the magical Disney snowman himself, Olaf. Sun Valley Resort provided free hot chocolate and cookies for guests. Express photo by Willy Cook
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NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 BY ANDREW CHAIKIN / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ 19 20 21 22 Andrew Chaikin, of San Francisco, is a singer and meditation teacher who goes by the name Kid Beyond. He has opened for such luminaries as James Brown, Ray Charles and Sara Bareilles. This is his third Sunday crossword for The Times. Last January he made 23 24 25 26 a resolution to have another puzzle in the paper by the end of the year. In October, with time running out, he thought, What’s an idea they’d want to publish by Dec. 31? Voilà! — W.S. 27 28 29 30 31
ACROSS 51 Hen’s resolution? 96 Ball game 10 Creeping Charlie and 32 33 34 35 36 1 Reveal, as a plot twist 56 Round of applause 97 Bank robber’s Good-King-Henry 37 38 39 6 Hit 1980s-’90s show 57 “____-Tiki” resolution? 11 Many plays are seen in it with TV’s first 59 Small dam 104 Mideast peace talk? 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 lesbian kiss 60 Children’s author 105 Out of juice 12 Actor Rutger of “Blade Runner” 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 11 Closed Beverly 106 Tats 15 Blemish 13 Letters naval gazers 61 Wall St. works on it all 107 Quarreling 56 57 58 59 60 19 Groan-inducing, see summer 109 Cry of woe perhaps 14 What punctual people 61 62 63 64 62 Simple 110 Union activist’s 20 Pop up arrive on 63 First of two U.S./ resolution? 65 66 67 21 The eyes have it 15 They appreciate a U.S.S.R. pacts It usually has a 115 nice bouquet 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 22 Fictional lab assistant 64 Locale of New York’s single palm tree, in 16 Visibly stunned 23 Casino gambler’s Frederick Douglass cartoons 76 77 78 79 Blvd. Not italicized resolution? 116 Bargaining point 17 80 81 82 83 84 85 26 Reputation 65 Nun’s resolution? that’s nonnegotiable 18 Quite a hike 27 Locale of 10 Winter 68 ____ Shepherd, 117 Actor/L.G.B.T. rights 24 Lead-in to “Town” or 86 87 88 89 90 Olympics former co-host of activist George “Gang” “The View” 91 92 93 94 95 96 28 Match.com, e.g. 118 Saves for later, in a 25 Scenery chewer 71 Trees used in 29 Helen Mirren or Judi way 31 Direct deposit, for 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 furniture-making Dench 119 Word before streak short Hub 104 105 106 107 108 30 New Age author 72 or business 33 Verizon offering Chopra 73 C.E.O.’s deg. 120 Artist Warhol 34 Da ____, Vietnam 109 110 111 112 113 114 76 Whip, as cream 32 Sitcom lover’s 121 All tuckered out 35 Fashionable Christian resolution? 77 Best Actor winner 115 116 117 118 122 It gets your blood 36 Pull down 37 Emmy-winning TV Malek flowing 37 Israel’s Dayan 119 120 121 122 producer Klein 78 Junior
RELEASE DATE: 1/12/2020 41 Feature of many a 38 Morales of “NYPD 79 Many a TikTok user Blue” DOWN summer camp cabin 80 Stalking tiger’s 70 Famed Deco designer 92 “Feliz ____ Nuevo!” 102 Wields a red pen, 1 Pet cause, for short 43 Get lost or stolen, in 55 Locale involved in 39 Encouraging start? resolution? many a New Year’s British lingo 73 Having deep thoughts (cry on perhaps 40 “Wow, awesome!” 2 Takes the lead resolution 84 “Arabian Nights” 74 Marilyn Monroe or el 1 de enero) 3 Megarich group 44 Metalworker 103 It stops a round and 42 French, say, to a Brit locale 58 Like Switzerland Beyoncé 93 Title heroine of classic 45 Some of them call a bout 44 Georgia, once: Abbr. 86 Floral wreath by a 4 Lickety-split during World War II 60-Across books Homs home 75 “Consequently …” coral reef 5 Girl’s name ending 62 Jollity 104 Start a triathlon 46 Sold-out sign 79 Fly off the handle 95 P.R. advice for the 47 Honest-to-goodness 108 Trial 49 Popular Fisher- 87 Olympic gymnast 6 Actress Metcalf who 63 “Same here!” accused, maybe Shrek, e.g. 81 Treasure chest feature Price toy for pre- Raisman was nominated for 48 65 Comic foil of early TV 111 “Star Wars” villain 82 Rock band that Slash 97 New moon, e.g. kindergartners 88 Line from the past? an Oscar for “Lady 50 “Auld Lang Syne” 66 Having the taste of Kylo Bird” time really ought to play 98 Boxer Ali 90 Standout star smoke, as some Hit with a ray gun Online subscriptions: Today’s for? 99 Beat by a hair 112 91 Prominent part of 7 Uncultured 52 Fuses Scotches puzzle and more 83 Lip-puckering 100 “Shall we?” 113 Squeeze (out) than 4,000 past puzzles, a Mickey Mouse 8 Blotto 53 Spiny anteaters 67 Nincompoop 85 Kind of monster N.B.A. one-pointers: nytimes.com/crosswords costume 9 Louisville Slugger 54 Online magazine 68 Toothy tool 101 Season ticket holder, 114 ($39.95 a year). 94 Historic plaintiff Scott material since 1996 69 Get better 89 50 situps a day, say e.g. Abbr. 4 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020
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Wednesday EVENING January 8, 2020 Thursday EVENING January 9, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Conan Full New Girl Conan Tacoma Tacoma ^ Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Brooklyn Brooklyn Conan Brooklyn Brooklyn # Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Riverdale ’ Å Nancy Drew ’ Å Seinfeld Seinfeld black-ish black-ish Goldbergs Goldbergs # Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Supernatural Å Legacies ’ Å Seinfeld Seinfeld black-ish black-ish Goldbergs Goldbergs & Mod Fam Mod Fam Flirty Dancing (N) ’ Almost Family (N) ’ KSVT Ne TMZ (N) How I Met How I Met Pawn Pawn & Mod Fam Mod Fam Last Man Standing Deputy (N) ’ KSVT Ne TMZ ’ How I Met How I Met Pawn Pawn _ News ET Chicago Med (N) ’ Chicago Fire (N) ’ Chicago P.D. “Mercy” News Tonight Show Meyers _ News ET Super Good Will Harmony Law & Order: SVU News Tonight Show Meyers ( Big Bang Big Bang Jeopardy!-Time Mod Fam Single Stumptown (N) ’ Today’s 6 Jimmy Kimmel Live! Nightline ( Big Bang Big Bang Jeopardy!-Time Truth and Lies: Jeffrey Epstein (N) ’ Å Today’s 6 Jimmy Kimmel Live! Nightline * PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Nature (N) ’ NOVA Å Ozone Hole Tide ’ Å Amanpour-Co * PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Death in Paradise ’ Outdoor Week Midsomer Murders A Place to Call Home Amanpour-Co + KMVT Ne Wheel Undercover Boss ’ Criminal Minds (Season Premiere) (N) ’ KMVT Late Show-Colbert Corden + KMVT Ne Wheel Sheldon Unicorn Mom (N) Carol’s Evil “Room 320” (N) KMVT Late Show-Colbert Corden 7 NCIS Å (DVS) NCIS Å (DVS) NCIS “Cadence” ’ WWE NXT (N Same-day Tape) ’ Å Movie:“Bad Boys” 7 Law-SVU Movie: ›› “Bad Boys” (1995) Martin Lawrence. Movie: ›› “Bad Boys II” (2003) Martin Lawrence. Å (DVS) ; (5:00) › “Geostorm” Movie: ›› “London Has Fallen” (2016) All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite Å “The Longest Yard” ; NBA Basketball: Celtics at 76ers NBA Basketball: Rockets at Thunder Inside the NBA (N) NBA Basketball < (5:30) Movie: ››› “Avatar” (2009) Sam Worthington. ’ Å Movie: ››› “Hidden Figures” (2016) Taraji P. Henson. ’ Å < Anchor 2 Movie: ››› “Ted” (2012) Mark Wahlberg. ’ Å Movie: ›› “Bad Moms” (2016) Mila Kunis. Movie:“Bad Moms” = Movie ››› “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” (2013) ‘PG-13’ Movie ››› “I Am Legend” (2007) ‘PG-13’ Movie“Deep Impact” = (4:30) “Deep Impact” Movie ››› “I Am Legend” (2007) ‘PG-13’ Movie ›› “Safe House” (2012) Denzel Washington. Walk Amg > (5:00) Movie:“Need for Speed” Movie: ›› “Ghost in the Shell” (2017) Å Movie: ››› “Troy” (2004) Brad Pitt. Å > (5:30) Movie: ››› “Skyfall” (2012) Daniel Craig. Movie: ››› “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015) Å (DVS) “Hansel & Gretel” ? Supernanny ’ Å Married at First Sight Å Married Married at First Sight (N) Å Supernanny (N) Å ? Wife Swap ’ Å Wife Swap ’ Å Supernanny (N) Å Married at First Sight (N) Å Supernanny (N) Å @ NBA Basketball: Nuggets at Mavericks NBA Basketball: Bucks at Warriors SportsCenter SportCtr @ Wm. Basketball College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter SportsCenter (N) A College Basketball College Basketball: Oklahoma at Texas. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportCtr UFC Top Around Pardon A College Basketball College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Around Pardon H NHL Hockey: Capitals at Flyers NHL Hockey: Dallas Stars at Los Angeles Kings. (N) NHL DRL Drone Racing (N) H NHL Live NHL Hockey: Predators at Blackhawks NHL Overtime (N) NHL:WintClass Ninja Warrior J College Basketball Women’s College Basketball Mark Few College Basketball J Wm. Basketball Bensinger Mark Few College Basketball: Gonzaga at San Diego. World Surf Highlights Immortals Mark Few K Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Gabby Raven Raven Bunk’d ’ Bunk’d ’ Gabby Sydney Just Roll Coop Sydney K Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Gabby Raven Raven Bunk’d ’ Bunk’d ’ Gabby Sydney Just Roll Coop Sydney L Movie: ›››› “Some Like It Hot” (1959) Movie:“The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre” Movie: ››› “Scarface” (1932) Paul Muni. L Movie: ››› “The Phenix City Story” Å Some Movie: ››› “Gaslight” (1944) Charles Boyer. “Before Stonewall” N South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Park Å South Pk N The Office The Office The Office ’ Å The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office V M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King V M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King Z Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Real House. Watch Jersey Z (5:29) Project Runway Project Runway Å Project Runway Å Project Runway (N) Å Watch ≠ Cops ’ Cops ’ Cops ’ Cops ’ Cops ’ Cops ’ Cops ’ Cops ’ Married Married Married Married ≠ M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Married Married Married Married Ø Live PD (N) Å America’s Top Dog Live PD (N) Å Alaska PD ’ Å Live PD ’ Å America’s Top Dog Ø The First 48 (N) Å Alaska PD (N) Å 60 Days In (N) Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å Alaska PD ’ Å
Friday EVENING January 10, 2020 Saturday MORNING January 11, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ (5:00) Movie:“We’re the Millers” Movie: ›› “This Is 40” (2012) Paul Rudd. Å (DVS) ELEAGUE (N) Å “Gone in Sixty” ^ Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Movie: ›› “Two Weeks Notice” (2002) Movie: ›› “The Break-Up” (2006) # Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Penn & Teller Whose? Whose? Seinfeld Seinfeld black-ish black-ish Goldbergs Goldbergs # Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Hempvan MyPillow Into Wild Into Wild Into Wild This Old Ready-Pet Invention Paid Prog. Dr. Ho & Mod Fam Mod Fam WWE Friday Night SmackDown ’ KSVT Ne TMZ (N) How I Met How I Met Pawn Pawn & Wonder Wonder Dog Tales Into Wild J. Hanna Animal Paid Prog. Tip-Off College Basketball: Ohio State at Indiana. 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MyPillow Movie: ›› “Couples Retreat” (2009) Å ; Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Bones ’ Å Movie: ››› “The Dark Knight Rises” (2012) Christian Bale. ; NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Movie: ›› “Blade” < (5:00) “Neighbors” ’ Movie: ›› “Daddy’s Home” (2015) ’ Movie: ››› “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017) Tom Holland. ’ < Compton Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Mike Mike Movie: ›› “A Million Ways to Die in the West” (2014) Neighbors = Walk Amg Movie ›› “Safe House” (2012) Denzel Washington. Movie ››› “Taken” (2008) Liam Neeson. Movie“Taken” (2008) = Walk Stooges Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Rifleman Movie ›› “Rambo: First Blood Part II” ‘R’ > “Power Rangers”“Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer” Movie:“Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters” Futurama Futurama > (5:00) “The Prince” Smile Dr. Ho Paid Prog. LifeLock Twi. Zone Twi. Zone “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” ? Movie: ›› “Madea’s Family Reunion” Hopelessly in Love (Part 1 of 3) Å Hopelessly in Love (N) (Part 2 of 3) Å ? Makeup! Got Debt? Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Smartech Paid Prog. LifeLock Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. @ NBA Basketball: Pelicans at Knicks NBA Basketball: Warriors at Clippers SportsCenter (N) @ SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) Postseason NFL Countdown (N) (Live) Å College Basketball: Alabama at Kentucky. (N) A College Basketball High School Basketball SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) Around Pardon A NFL Live NFL Daily Wager (N) Å SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) College Basketball: Cincinnati at UCF. (N) H College Hockey Dakar Curling: Japan vs United States. IBU Truck Detroit H Premier League Soccer Premier Premier League Soccer: Teams TBA. Premier College Basketball J College Basketball College Football: San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl College Football: Redbox Bowl J World Poker Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Sporting Outdoor Sled Head Snow M’tn K Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Gabby Movie: ›› “Despicable Me 3” Bunk’d (N) Gabby Owl Hse. Just Roll Coop Sydney K Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Ladybug Ladybug Gravity Owl Hse. Big City Big City Big City Big City “Despicable Me 3” L Movie: ›› “Written on the Wind” (1956) Movie: ››› “Magnificent Obsession” Movie: ››› “All That Heaven Allows” L Bravest of “Adventure-Jane” The Movie: › “Clipped Wings” Maid for Movie: ›››› “Gentleman’s Agreement” N South Pk South Pk South Park Å South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk N Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Parks Parks The Office The Office The Office The Office ’ Å The Office V M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Andy G. Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King V Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne ’ Å Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Z Vander Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Chrisley Walk Line Z Blind Date Blind Date Blind Date Blind Date Blind Date Blind Date Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ ≠ Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Last Man Married Married Married Married ≠ LifeLock Medicine M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Ø Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 01.10.20” (N) ’ (Live) Å Live PD “Live PD -- 01.10.20” ’ Å Ø Flipping Vegas Å Flipping Vegas Å Zombie Flip Zombie Flip America’s Top Dog 60 Days In ’ Å
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23 USA 40 NBC SPORTS 63 A&E Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 5 Saturday AFTERNOON January 11, 2020 Saturday EVENING January 11, 2020 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ Movie: › “Fool’s Gold” (2008) Matthew McConaughey. Movie: ›› “This Is 40” (2012) Paul Rudd. Å (DVS) “Horrible Bosses” ^ “Horrible Bosses” Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Movie: ›› “The Break-Up” (2006) Fools # Paid Prog. Cops ’ The Listener Å The Listener Å Elementary ’ Å Elementary ’ Å Sheriffs Fam. Guy # Ninja Warrior Movie: ›› “Open Season” (2006) Å Seinfeld Burgers black-ish black-ish Goldbergs Goldbergs & College Basketball: Creighton at Xavier. (N) Inside PBC Boxing Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Pawn Mad Do & Mod Fam Mod Fam 24 Hours-Hell Deputy ’ Å KSVT Ne Pawn Beat Shazam ’ Wipeout ’ Å _ Soccer Goal Zone Football Night in America (N) NFL Football: TBA at San Francisco 49ers. NFC divisional round. (N) ’ (Live) _ News Emeril Ellen’s Game Dateline NBC Å Saturday Night Live News Saturday Night Live ’ Å ( College Football Football Is US: College Game Sports Minute Home. Two Men Two Men ABC Today’s 6 ( Extra (N) ’ Å Conners Conners Goldbergs Goldbergs 20/20 ’ Å Today’s 6 Big Bang Big Bang Castle ’ * Paint This Travel Old House Old House Woodright Wood MotorWk Heartland British Baking Antiques Roadshow * Weekend Samantha Lawrence Welk Keep Up Served? Time/By Red ... Dickensian ’ Å Doctor Who + College Basketball Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Hope-Wild Friends News Emeril NFL + NFL Football: TBA at Baltimore Ravens. AFC divisional round. (N) Leverage Å KMVT Bensinger NCIS: New Orleans 7 Couples Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City 7 Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City ; (11:00) Movie:“Blade” Movie: ›› “Blade II” (2002) Å (DVS) Movie: ›› “Blade: Trinity” (2004) Wesley Snipes. Å Dark Knt ; (5:30) Movie: ››› “The Dark Knight Rises” (2012) Christian Bale. Movie: ››› “It” (2017, Horror) Jaeden Lieberher. Å (DVS) < (11:30) Movie:“Neighbors” (2014) Movie: ›› “Daddy’s Home” (2015) ’ Movie: ›› “The Heat” (2013) Sandra Bullock. ’ Å < Movie: ››› “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (2017) Tom Holland. ’ Movie: ››› “Baby Driver” (2017) Ansel Elgort. ’ American = Movie ›› “Road House” (1989) Patrick Swayze. ‘R’ Movie ››› “The Princess Bride” (1987) Movie“Addams Family Values” = Addams Movie ››› “Ghostbusters” (1984) Bill Murray. ‘PG’ Movie ›› “Jack the Giant Slayer” (2013) ‘PG-13’ Å Museum > “Harry Potter and Sorcerer” Movie: ››› “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” (2002) Daniel Radcliffe. Harry > (5:30) Movie:“Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” Movie: ››› “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire” (2005) Daniel Radcliffe. ? “Psycho Wedding Crasher” Å Movie:“Psycho Stripper” (2019) Movie:“Psycho Mother-in-Law” (2019) Å “Psycho Brother” ? “Psycho Brother” Movie:“Psycho Ex-Girlfriend” (2018) Å Movie:“Psycho Nurse” (2019) Lyndon Smith. “Psycho Online” @ College Basketball: Louisville at Notre Dame. College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) @ College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Boxing: Jesse Hart vs. Joe Smith Jr. (N) NFL Rewind (N) Å SportsCenter (N) A College Basketball: Oklahoma State at TCU. College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) A College Basketball: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) College Basketball: USC at UCLA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) UFC Unleashed (N) H Basketball College Basketball Mecum Auto Auctions “Kissimmee” (N) (Live) H Motorcycle Racing: Monster Energy Supercross: St. Louis. (N) (Live) Dakar Alpine Skiing European Cup J College Basketball College Basketball Bensinger Football College Basketball J College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball: San Francisco at Pacific. College Basketball K Despica Gabby Gabby Gabby Sydney Sydney Bunk’d ’ Bunk’d ’ Bunk’d ’ Coop Coop Just Roll K Jessie ’ Jessie Jessie Jessie Raven Raven Big City Big City Big City Big City Bunk’d ’ Bunk’d ’ L “Godzilla, King of the Monsters!” Movie: ›››› “Zorba the Greek” (1964, Drama) Å Movie: ››› “Ride the High Country” Å L Movie: ›››› “Rashomon” (1950, Drama) Movie: ›› “The Outrage” (1964) Å Movie: ›› “The Big Night” Frankie N The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office Movie: ››› “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” (2005) Å Tommy N (5:40) Movie: ›› “Tommy Boy” (1995) Movie: › “Joe Dirt” (2001) David Spade. Movie: ›› “Tommy Boy” (1995) Å V Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne V Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Z Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Z Movie: ››› “Walk the Line” (2005) Joaquin Phoenix. Å Movie: ››› “Pretty Woman” (1990) Richard Gere. Å ≠ M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å ≠ Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Dog Bounty Hunter Dog Dog Ø 60 Days In ’ Å Live PD “Live PD -- 01.03.19” ’ Å Live PD “Live PD -- 01.03.20” ’ Å Ø Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 01.11.20” (N) ’ (Live) Å Live PD “Live PD -- 01.11.20” ’ Å
Sunday MORNING January 12, 2020 Sunday AFTERNOON January 12, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 ^ Brooklyn Movie: ›››› “Star Wars: A New Hope” (1977) Mark Hamill. Movie: ›››› “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” ^ Movie: ››› “Star Wars: Return of the Jedi” (1983) Mark Hamill. Movie: ››› “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (2015) Å (DVS) # Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Tomorrow In Touch Key/David Mass P. Stone Grace History Music Paid Prog. # Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Hollywood Hollywood Movie: › “Next Day Air” (2009) Å Ninja Warrior Sheriffs Fam. Guy & Ag PhD Biz Kids Real Life Greta Van Fox News Sunday Grace Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. To Be Announced & Inside PBC Boxing TBA Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Pregame NFL Football _ J. Hanna Viewpoint Sunday Today Meet the Press (N) Champion Vets-Pets Earth Earth Paid Prog. ET _ ET Paid Prog. Viewpoint Monster Jam Motorcycle Race Paid Prog. Consumer News News ( Good Morning This Week Worship Van Impe Home. Paid Prog. Paid Prog. Traveler Minute Paid Prog. ( Sports Paid Prog. World of X Games (N) Playoff Playoff Game The Race FamFeud FamFeud ABC Today’s 6 * Rogers Molly Xavier Dinosaur Clifford Nature Cyber Science Greener Reports Dialogue Mack * Contrary McLaug. Painting Sewing Quilting Garden Woods. Old House Old House Garden Frankie Drake + AgDay Greta Van CBS News Sunday Morning (N) Face the Nation (N) Grace College Basketball + The NFL Today (N) NFL Football: TBA at Kansas City Chiefs. AFC divisional round. (N) Å Paid Prog. News Wheel 7 Chicago P.D. Å CSI: Crime Scene Paid Prog. Jeremiah In Touch J. 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For: Site and Landscape For additional information contact CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT Beginning Balance as of October 1, 2018 $0 Improvements as part of Aquatic the Contract Administrator: By: /s/ Angie Ovard Receipts: Center Reconstruction at 1020 Fox Name: Shawn Webb Deputy Clerk Total Local Funding $72,581 Acres Road, Hailey, Idaho 83333 Phone: (208) 886-7808 Total State Funding $148,282 Email: [email protected] PUBLISH Total Receipts $220,863 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS from licensed public works contrac- Bids must be accompanied by a Bid JAN. 1, 8, 15 & 22, 2020 tors will be accepted at the office of Bond issued by an Idaho Licensed Surety Disbursements: the Blaine County Recreation District Company, you MUST use the Surety NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Total New Construction $0 (BCRD), 1050 Fox Acres Road, Hailey, Bond (Bid Bond) form provided in the ITB Total Reconstruction/Replacement $13,750 Idaho 83333 at any time prior to, and or your bid will be deemed irregular or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Total Routine Maintenance $98,455 until the bid opening at 10:00 a.m. on accompanied by a certified or cashier’s the Sun Valley Planning & Zoning Total Equipment $58,072 Friday, January 17, 2020, for furnish- check from an Idaho Bank payable to the Commission will hold a public hearing Total Administration $4,686 ing all labor, materials, equipment and Idaho Transportation Department in an on Thursday, January 16th, 2020 at Total Other $37,900 skill required for work described. There amount no less than five percent (5%) of 9:00 AM at City Hall Council Chambers, will be a pre-bid meeting on Thursday, the total bid. This surety shall be forfeited 81 Elkhorn Road, Sun Valley, ID to Total Disbursements $212,863 January 9, 2020 at 10 am, at the office by the bidder should the bidder fail to sign hear comments from the public con- of Blaine County Recreation District’s the contract or furnish the required 100% cerning the following applications: Receipts Over Disbursements $8,000 office including a site walk. Performance and 100% Payment Bonds. 1. Ordinance 544: Amend Title 9, Funds Obligated for Future Projects $7,500 Proposal forms and bid information are Bidder shall be licensed in the State Chapter 2, Article A of the Sun Valley Funds Retained for General Funds and Operations $500 available by request from Marty Lyon, of Idaho in accordance with Idaho Municipal Code Regarding Allowed Lyon Landscape Architects, at marty@ State Public Works license law, Title Uses. Applicant: City Initiated.* lyonla.com or 208-788-7462, and can 54, Chapter 19, Idaho Code Amended. Ending Balance as of September 30, 2019 $0 be sent via email to interested parties. Bidder shall comply with all Equal 2. Design Review: 2019-067: Employment Opportunity provisions Application for design review approval A certified report of dedicated funds was submitted to the State No bid will be considered unless sealed required by federal regulations. Bidder of one new single-family residence Controller as required by IC 40-708. A copy of the original report is and filed with Marty Lyon representing shall be in compliance with State of at 12 Backpay Way. Applicant: on file in the City Clerk's Office for public viewing upon request. the Blaine County Recreation District Idaho Title 44, Chapter 10, Idaho Code Olson Kundig for David & Lily Strine Marian Edwards, Bellevue City Clerk/Treasurer before the stated bid time and accom- as it relates to payment of wages and (Property Owners). Location: Backpay Publish: Idaho Mountain Express: January 8, 2020 panied by a Bidder’s Bond or Certified employment practices. Way Subdivision No. 2 Lot 6.* PUBLISH Check made payable without recourse IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS to the Blaine County Recreation District This contract requires full compliance 3. Design Review 2019-076: JAN. 8, 2020 in amount equal to 5% of the base with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of Application for design review approval bid. A performance bond and a labor 1964, which protects persons from of installation of one tipi at 106 Saddle IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ANGELA DAWN WINSON. The reason and material payment bond in the full being denied the benefits of or exclud- Road. Applicant: Gretchen Wagner FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF for the change in name being divorce. amount of the contract sum will be ed from participation in programs or for Robyn Rogers and Robert Rice THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR A hearing on the petition is sched- required of the successful bidder. activities; or subjected to discrimina- (Property Owners). Location: Sun THE COUNTY OF BLAINE uled for 9:15 a.m. MST on February 11, tion based on race, color, national Valley Saddle Subdivision Lot 2.* MAGISTRATE DIVISION 2020 at the Blaine County Courthouse. The Blaine County Recreation District origin, sex, age, disability, Limited Objections may be filed by any person Board reserves the right to reject any English Proficiency or economic sta- 4. Exterior Lighting Amendments: in the matter of the application for who can, in such objection, show the or all bids that don’t comply with the tus. The Bidder is encouraged to utilize Discussion on proceeding with pro- change of name of court a good reason against the name administrative requirements of the bid the goods and services of disadvan- posed amendments to City Code RUTH GAYLORD JONES, change. documents and bidders must hold the taged firms in accomplishing the tasks regarding exterior lighting.* Petitioner. requisite license in the State of Idaho. or providing the services of this agree- Dated: December 27, 2019 ment, and to provide equal opportunity At the aforementioned time and place, all Jim Keating, Executive Director to all sub-bidders and suppliers. interested persons may appear and shall CASE NO. CV07-19-00764 Blaine County Recreation District be given an opportunity to comment on NOTICE OF HEARING ON CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT 1050 Fox Acres Road, Room #107 PUBLISH the matters stated above. Comments NAME CHANGE By: /s/ Andrea Logan Hailey, Idaho 83333 IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS and questions prior to the public meet- (Adult or Emancipated Minor) Deputy Clerk 208-578-2273 JAN. 1 & 8, 2020 ing should be directed to the City of [email protected] Sun Valley Community Development Petitioner, RUTH GAYLORD JONES, Attorney for the Petitioner, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Department at PO Box 416, Sun Valley, with a current residence of 115 Syringa, Angela Dawn Stohler PUBLISH FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE ID 83353, or emailed to cdcounter@ Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 and a mailing /s/ John A. Seiller IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE sunvalleyidaho.gov. Written comments address of P.O. Box 1296, Sun Valley, ID DEC. 18, 25, 2019, JAN. 1 & 8, 2020 COUNTY OF BLAINE received prior to the meeting shall be 83353, has filed an Unredacted Petition PUBLISH made part of the public record at the for a Name Change in the District Court IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE HABITAT ON TRAIL CREEK meeting. Applications are on file in the in Blaine County, Idaho to change her JAN. 8, 15, 22 & 29, 2020 FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., Community Development Department name to RUTH JANNETTE GAYLORD THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR Plaintiff, located in City Hall for public inspection JONES. The reason for the change in NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING THE COUNTY OF BLAINE during normal City Hall business hours. name being the petitioner wishes to SCHEDULE OF THE vs. use her original middle name with her BLAINE COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE PUBLISH maiden and married names. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF The Unknown Heirs and Devisees of IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS A hearing on the petition is sched- JEFFERY C. BROWNE, ARTHUR EDWIN BAGBY, deceased, JAN. 1, 8, & 15, 2020 uled for 9:00 a.m. MST on February 11, The Blaine County Board of Deceased. Defendant. 2020 at the Blaine County Courthouse. Commissioners will meet on the 1st, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Objections may be filed by any person 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Tuesdays of every Case No. CV07-19-00710 Case No. CV07-19-00446 BELLEVUE CITY COUNCIL who can, in such objection, show the month, in the year 2020. If the official NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUMMONS MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 2020 court a good reason against the name agenda for the Board does not require (Service by Publication) 6:00 P.M. change. the Board to meet on any Tuesday, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that then the Board shall recess or adjourn, the undersigned has been appointed TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Dated: December 27, 2019 in which case the Board will meet at personal representative of the above- DEVISEES OF ARTHUR EDWIN that the Bellevue City Council will its next normally scheduled regular named decedent. All persons having BAGBY, DECEASED hold a Public Meeting at 6:00 p.m. CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT meeting. All meetings will be posted claims against the decedent or the on Monday, January 27, 2020, to By: /s/ Andrea Logan in the display case on the front of the estate are required to present their YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that be held in Bellevue City Hall and will Deputy Clerk Old County Courthouse and on the claims within four months after the date an Amended Verified Complaint for hold a public hearing on the following County’s website, http://www.blaine- of the first publication of this Notice or Foreclosure (“Complaint”) has been filed item(s). Attorney for the Petitioner, county.org. said claims will be forever barred. against you in the District Court of the Ruth Gaylord Jones ______Claims must be presented to the Fifth Judicial District of the State of Idaho, • An Ordinance of the City of Bellevue, /s/ John A. Seiller JoLynn Drage, Blaine County Clerk undersigned at the address indicated in and for the County of Blaine, Case Blaine County, Idaho, Amending Title below and filed with the Clerk of the Court. No. CV07-19-00446. The above-named 6 of the Bellevue City Code by add- Plaintiff is seeking to foreclose your inter- ing Chapter 6-4, prohibiting the use PUBLISH PUBLISH Dated this 30th day of November, 2019. est in real property located in Blaine of handheld mobile electronic devices IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS County, Idaho, described as follows: while driving, except under certain JAN. 8, 15, 22 & 29, 2020 JAN. 8 & 15, 2020 /s/ Bradley B. Browne conditions, providing for an infraction Bradley B. Browne Unit Week No. 16 of Condominium Unit fine of $100.00, plus associated Court IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE MEETING NOTICE 50 Hillside Drive B-7, as shown on the Condominium Map fees and providing for exceptions; by FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Greenwich, CT 06830-4752 for Habitat 2000 Condominiums, appear- providing for severability clause, by THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR Flood Control District 9 Meeting Phone: 203-869-2039 ing in the records of Blaine County, providing for a repealer clause; and THE COUNTY OF BLAINE January 13, 2020 at 9:00 am [email protected] Idaho as Instrument No. 200300. by providing for an effective date of MAGISTRATE DIVISION Blaine County Annex conference room this ordinance upon passage, approval 219 S 1st Ave. Hailey, ID 83333 PUBLISH In order to defend this lawsuit you must and publication according to law. in the matter of the application for IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS file a written response with the above change of name of PUBLISH DEC. 25, 2019, JAN. 1 & 8, 2020 designated court within twenty-one Any and all interested persons are invit- ANGELA DAWN STOHLER, IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS (21) days following the final publica- ed to attend this public hearing or sub- Petitioner. JAN. 8, 2020 N O T I C E O F L E T T I N G tion of this Summons. If you fail to mit written comments or direct ques- so respond the court may enter judg- tions to the Community Development CASE NO. CV07-19-00763 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sealed Proposals will be received ment against you as demanded by the Department at P.O. Box 825, Bellevue, NOTICE OF HEARING ON HAILEY CITY COUNCIL by the IDAHO TRANSPORTATION Plaintiff in the Complaint. Idaho, 83313 or dshay@bellevueidaho. NAME CHANGE MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 2020 DEPARTMENT, 3311 WEST STATE us. For special accommodations or (Adult or Emancipated Minor) 5:30PM STREET, BOISE, IDAHO 83707, Service of process is being completed to participate in the noticed meeting, ATTN: CONTRACTING SERVICES- by publication of this Summons. A please contact the City Clerk/Treasurer Petitioner, ANGELA DAWN PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ADVERTISEMENT & AWARD until copy of the Summons and Complaint at 788-2128, ext. 102. STOHLER, with a current residence that the City Council will hold a Public two o’clock p.m. on January 14, can be obtained by contacting either of 2961 Glenbrook Dr., Hailey, Idaho Meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, 2020, Invitation to Bid No. M440025; the Clerk of the Court or the attorney PUBLISH 83333 and a mialing address of P.O. January 27, 2020, to be held in the in Various Counties, for the work of for the Plaintiff. IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Box 3977, Hailey, Idaho 83333, has upstairs meeting room of Hailey City guardrail repair throughout District 4. JAN. 8, 2020 filed an Unredacted Petition for a Name Hall and will hold Public Hearing on the If you wish to seek the advice of an Change in the District Court in Blaine following item(s). Plans, specifications, form of contract, attorney in this matter, you should County, Idaho to change her name to proposal forms, and other informa- do so promptly so that your written Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020 7 Legal Notices
• Consideration of a recommen- Items: Bassinet, kids toys, wicker CITYCity OF of SUN Sun ValleyVALLEY dation by the Hailey Planning and couch with cushion, 2 flat screen TVs, ANNUAL ROADAnnual AND Road STREET and Street FINANCIAL Financial REPORTReport Zoning Commission for a City-initiated baby clothes, boxes and bags contents FISCAL YEARFiscal ENDING Year Ending SEPTEMBER September 30, 20192019 Text and Map Amendments to the unknown Beginning Balance as of 10/1/2018 $15,785,019 Hailey Comprehensive Plan and the Comprehensive Plan Land Use map to PUBLISH RECEIPTS include additional lands in the Hailey IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS LOCAL FUNDING SOURCES $2,250,998 Area of City Impact. JAN. 8 & 15, 2020 STATE FUNDING SOURCES $99,256 FEDERAL FUNDING SOURCES $0 • Consideration of a recommenda- LEGAL NOTICE OF $2,350,254 tion by the Hailey Planning and Zoning PUBLIC MEETING TOTAL RECEIPTS Commission for ordinances related to amending the Blaine County/Hailey Pursuant to Idaho Code 31-1413, notice DISBURSEMENTS Area of City Impact pursuant to Idaho is hereby given that the WEST MAGIC TOTAL NEW CONSTRUCTION $0 FIRE COMMISSIONERS will hold a Code Section 67-6526: RECONSTRUCTION/REPLACEMENT/REHABILITATION $6,061,513 public meeting at West Magic Station ROUTINE MAINTENANCE $110,739 1) An Ordinance identifying a map #2 (West Magic Road) on Tuesday, EQUIPMENT $125,248 that defines and establishes geo- January 14, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. graphic boundaries modifying ADMINISTRATION $382,731 the existing Blaine County/Hailey PUBLISH OTHER EXPENDITURES-engineering, legal, bond interest $2,117,434 Area of City Impact as adopted IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $8,797,665 by Hailey Ordinance 649 (adopted JAN. 8, 2020 November 14, 1994) and amended Receipts over disbursements ($6,447,411) by Ordinance 731 (adopted June LEGAL NOTICE Closing Balance $9,337,608 23rd, 1999). The geographic bound- BLAINE COUNTY PLANNING AND Funds Obligated for Specific Future Projects $8,734,290 aries take into account trade areas, ZONING COMMISSION Funds Retained for General Funds and Operations geographic factors, and areas that JANUARY 23, 2020 $603,318 can reasonably be expected to Ending Balance $0 annex into the City in the future. On Thursday, January 23, 2020, the A certified report of dedicated funds was submitted to the State as required by Idaho Code 40-708. 2) An Ordinance providing for plans Blaine County Planning and Zoning A copy of the original report is on file in the City’s Office for public viewing upon request. and ordinances for the Area of City Commission will hold a public meet- Impact. ing beginning at 6:00 p.m. upstairs Wendy Crosby in the main meeting room in the Old Finance Manager/Treasurer Any and all interested persons are County Courthouse located at 206 First Ave. So., in Hailey. Its agenda PUBLISH invited to attend this public hear- Publish Idaho Mountain Express Jan. 8, 2020 ing or submit written comments or includes the following: IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS JAN. 8, 2020 direct questions to the Community Development Assistant at 115 South 6:00 PM. WORKSHOP: Accessory Main Street, Hailey, Idaho 83333, or Dwelling Units LEGAL NOTICE also be considered. The Planning & a public hearing will be held to consid- [email protected]. For spe- BLAINE COUNTY BOARD OF Zoning Commission recommended er city-initiated TEXT AMENDMENTS cial accommodations or to participate 7:00 ACTION ITEM: Comprehensive COUNTY COMMISSIONERS approval on November 7, 2019. TO THE BELLEVUE CITY CODE, Plan - Chapter 8, Land Use. Public in the noticed meeting, please contact JANUARY 28, 2020 Title 7, Public Ways and Property, hearing and consideration of proposed the City Clerk 208.788.4221. The materials associated with this Chapter 4, sub-section 3, City Parks, amendments to Title 8, Comprehensive On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, the meeting are available for review at and sub-section 4, Trees and Shrubs. Plan. Proposed Chapter 8, Land Use, PUBLISH Blaine County Board of County Land Use and Building Services locat- The amendments will refine both the will include sections on eight subar- IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Commissioners will hold a public ed in the Blaine County Annex at 219 City’s and the Committees’ duties and eas of Blaine County. The Mid-Valley JAN. 8, 2020 meeting upstairs in the Old County First Avenue South, Suite 208 in Hailey responsibilities. subarea draft chapter is complete and Courthouse located at 206 First Ave. and on the Blaine County web page presented for hearing. Future hearings NOTICE OF LIEN So., in Hailey. Items on their agenda at www.blainecounty.org. To receive Supporting background materials will will cover other subareas. include the following: adequate consideration, written com- be made available on the city web- Storage Plus will execute its lien of ments in excess of one page should be site www.bellevueidaho.us and at the The materials associated with this the contents of the storage space(s) 1:30 PM ACTION ITEM: forwarded to Blaine County at least 4 Community Development Department meeting will be available for review named below, with StoragePlus taking Comprehensive Plan - Chapter 1, days prior to the public hearing by mail, in City Hall during regular city busi- at least 15 days prior to the hearing at possession of items at the following Transportation and Chapter 1A, e-mail to [email protected] , ness hours. Land Use and Building Services locat- location and time. Items to be sold to Public Airport Facilities. Continuation or by fax to (208) 788-5576. ed in the Blaine County Annex at 219 the highest bidder on www.storaget- (from December 10, 2019) of pub- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that First Avenue South, Suite 208 in Hailey reasures.com lic hearing and consideration of pro- PUBLISH at the aforementioned time and place and on the Blaine County web page posed amendments to Title 8, Ch. 1, IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS all interested parties may appear and at www.blainecounty.org. To receive StoragePlus, Hailey, 11819 HWY 75, Comprehensive Plan. The proposed JAN. 8, 2020 shall be given an opportunity to com- adequate consideration, written com- Hailey, ID 83333, (208) 578-4018 Chapter 1A would replace Section 2, ment on the matter stated above. ment in excess of one page should be Airport Service System, in the current NOTICE OF MEETING AND Written comment may also be submit- forwarded to Blaine County at least 4 On Friday, January 24, 2020 at 10:00 plan. It will include an analysis of facil- PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE ted to the Community Development days prior to public hearing by mail, a.m. ity locations, the scope and type of BELLEVUE CITY COUNCIL Department, P.O. Box 825, Bellevue, e-mail to [email protected], airport operations, existing and future AMENDMENTS TO THE Idaho 83313. or by fax to (208)788-5576. Unit: B18 planned airport development and infra- BELLEVUE CITY CODE structure needs, and the economic PUBLISH Tenant: Lucille Federio PUBLISH impact to the community. This is a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Address: 851 Shenandoah Dr. N104 IDAHO MOUNTAIN EXPRESS required element of a comprehensive January 27, 2020 at approximately 6:00 JAN. 8, 2020 Hailey, Idaho 83333 JAN. 8, 2020 plan per Idaho Code §67-6508. Minor p.m. in Bellevue City Hall, located at edits to Chapter 1, Transportation, will 115 East Pine Street, Bellevue, Idaho, Why are food allergies on the rise? Hosting a party or a special event where resulting in health-related problems like food will be served has become a bit more allergies. complicated over the last several years, as Some other health experts say that fail- hosts must now contend with food aller- ure to introduce common food allergens to gies when planning party menus. children early in life could set them up for According to Food Allergy Research and a lifetime of food allergies later. Dr. Adam Education, a group that works on behalf Fox, a consultant pediatric allergist at of the millions of people who have food Guy’s and St. Thomas’ hospitals in Great allergies, a food allergy is a medical con- Britain, suggests that if parents introduce dition in which exposure to a food trig- something into a young child’s diet, then gers a harmful immune system response. the child is less likely to become aller- Allergies can range from mild reactions to gic to it. For example, Dr. Fox cites a 2008 death. Life-threatening reactions can be study of the prevalence of peanut aller- initiated even by small traces of the trig- gies in Jewish children in the UK, where ger foods. In August 2018, a six-year-old the advice had been to avoid peanuts, was girl in western Australia died as a result 10 times higher than that of children in of a dairy allergy. In 2016, Natasha Ednan- Israel, where babies are often given pea- Laperouse collapsed on a flight from Lon- nut snacks and peanut allergy rates are don to Nice after eating a baguette in low. which sesame seeds were not listed on the food label. Many other doctors believe food aller- Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease gies are still a mystery. Dr. R. Sharon Control and Prevention indicates that the allergy rates are increasing, researchers immune system mistakes a food protein Chinthrajah of the Sean N. Parker Cen- prevalence of food allergies in children have been working hard to figure that out. as an invading germ, launching an attack. ter for Allergy and Asthma Research at increased by 50 percent between 1997 and A number of agencies, including the U.S. According to Dr. Leigh Vinocour of the Stanford University believes the cause of 2011, and it continues to rise. The CDC esti- Food and Drug Administration, are look- American College of Emergency Physi- allergies will ultimately come down to a mates that one in 13 children in the United ing into the “hygiene hypothesis.” This is cians, being too clean may be leading to a combination of many factors. Environ- States now has a food allergy. Food aller- a link to western society’s obsession with rise in allergic reactions. mental exposure and even what mothers gies also affect roughly 7 percent of chil- preventing and fighting germs. Research- Another theory is that the overuse ate during pregnancy could have implica- dren in the United Kingdom and 9 percent ers surmise that a lack of exposure to of antibiotics and acid-reducing medica- tions. Until more is learned, people must of children in Australia. infectious agents early in childhood tions could change the microbiome of the remain careful of the foods they eat and While no one can answer why food could create a situation in which a child’s stomach and digestive system, potentially serve. 8 Express www.mtexpress.com Wednesday, January 8, 2020
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Warm away winter’s chill Many foodies feel that bacon makes everything better. Bacon certainly brings a salty and savory flavor to nearly any food it complements, and it is perfectly acceptable enjoyed on its own. In this recipe for “Lentil and Bacon Soup” from “Soup’s On! Soul-Satisfying Recipes from Your Favorite Cookbook Authors and Chefs” (Chronicle Books) by Leslie Jonath and Frankie Frankeny, bacon is the star of the flavor show. This soup is ideal for chilly winter days.
Lentil and Bacon Soup Serves 6 1 pound bacon, cut into julienne 1 cup diced yellow onions 1 cup diced carrots 1 cup green lentils 2 quarts chicken stock or broth, divided Freshly ground black pepper & salt 1/2 cup chopped scallions
Cook three-quarters of the bacon in a large saucepan over medium heat until the fat is rendered, about 5 minutes. Add the onions and carrots and cook, stir- ring frequently, until the onions are translucent, 4 to 5 minutes. Drain any excess fat and add the lentils and 1 quart of the stock. Simmer over low heat until the lentils are tender, 40 to 50 minutes. Add the remaining 1 quart stock and season to taste with salt and pepper. Cook the soup over medium heat until hot, about 10 minutes. Cook the remaining bacon in a hot sauté pan over medium-high heat until crispy, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove the bacon from the pan and drain on paper towels. Ladle some of the soup into each bowl and sprinkle with the crispy bacon and the scallions. Did you know?
Drivers may benefit by changing their tires when seasons change. Winter tires perform better when temperatures remain below 45 F and not just when it is snowing, which is why using the term “snow tires” is a bit of a misnomer. Regular tires, sometimes referred to as “summer” tires, tend to work better when the mercury climbs, as the rubber can become inflexible in colder temperatures. Despite the name, all-season tires do not necessarily make them superior in all seasons. They tend to offer better grip in snow than summer tires, but according to Popular Mechanics, they do not perform as well when roads are damp, such as during spring. Still, many people who prefer one tire type for the entire year often find all-season tires adequate. However, for those who live in regions where snowfall is rare, regular summer tires will fit the bill for most driving conditions until temperatures plummet. Then it’s worth switching to winter tires. If motorists are particularly concerned with improving water displacement on wet roadways, they can select tires that have specific tread patterns designed to evenly redistribute water as the tire hits the pavement.