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Ask the Express: Why was Ketchum's First Avenue torn up again early this week? (opens the original)
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A section of First Avenue failed a compaction test, a type of test used to check whether a road can handle the weight of traffic, after the construction contractor replacing the top layer of asphalt on First Avenue from Sun Valley Road to Fifth Street finished early. âThe contractor was prompt and collaborative in addressing the issue and worked with the city to identify and implement an appropriate resolution,â the city stated in a news release. Ketchum spokeswoman Amanda Anderson said Firs
The sound of liberty (opens the original)
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The Idaho Liberty Bell, a replica of the historic bell on display in Philadelphia, is traveling across the state to celebrate Americaâs 250th anniversary, with stops in Ketchum, Hailey, Bellevue and Carey planned today, Wednesday. The bell, now freshly restored, is being transported across Idahoâs 44 counties by the Idaho State Treasurerâs Office, America250 in Idaho and other state partners. The bell is scheduled to stop in the city of Carey around 10:50 a.m. at the Boyd Stocking Pavilion
Valley Workers: Adrian Gonzalez (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: This story is part of an Idaho Mountain Express project inspired by Studs Terkelâs book âWorking,â an oral history of the lives of American workers. To suggest an individual for Valley Workers, email atheophilus@mtexpress.com. Behind the glass of a police cruiser in Hailey sits patrol officer Adrian Gonzalez. The 24-year-old Blaine County native didn't always know he wanted to be a police officer. After years working excavation and after graduating from Full Sail Universit
YMCA parking rolls into place (opens the original)
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The Ketchum City Council has approved an agreement with the Wood River Community YMCA to provide up to 46 additional parking spots as the YMCA seeks to expand into its northern parking lot. On Thursday, the Ketchum City Council approved a memorandum of understanding and a not-to-exceed amount for the parking construction, to be funded by the Ketchum Urban Renewal Agency. Under the agreement, the city will construct 23 permanent parking spaces on Saddle Road and 22 to 23 temporary parking spaces
Sawtooth Serenade appeal denied (opens the original)
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The Ketchum City Council during a Thursday appeal hearing affirmed a recent denial by the cityâs planning and zoning commission of a downtown luxury residential project. Scott and Julie Lynch, Yahn Bernier, Beth McCaw and Distrustful Ernest Revocable Trust were the applicants behind the 23,906-square-foot Sawtooth Serenade project, which was proposed to occupy the 16,500-square-foot lot at 260 N. First Ave., diagonal from Maudeâs Coffee and Clothes. The proposed two-residence building includ
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