Sun Valley Source Summer 2020

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SUN VALLEY

It’s incredibly different this year.

The mountains offer solace, now and always.

SHOPPING ARTS & EVENTS HOME & GARDEN WEDDINGS WELLNESS REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES LODGING DINING

BARE YOUR BEAUTY. Buy one. Get one.

Come in for your first wax and the next one is free!

Walnut Avenue Mall 680 Sun Valley Road Ketchum, Idaho 208-789-2622

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LET'S HAVE THIS SUMMER

LUX SHACK

WOMEN + CHILDREN // NEW + CONSIGN 791 WARM SPRINGS RD - @LUXSHACK (ACROSS FROM GRUMPY'S)

SUN VALLEY DIAMOND SUN COLLECTION

BARRY PETERSON F I N E

J E W E L E R S

511 SUN VALLEY ROAD KETCHUM, ID 83340 CALL +1 (208) 726-5202 S T O R E H O U R S - M O N D AY T H R U F R I D AY 1 0 A M T O 5 3 0 P M - S AT U R D AY 1 1 A M T O 5 P M

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Sun Valley Smile Designs John F Calvert D.D.S.

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We look forward to seeing you. Call 208-471-8770 180 West First Street • Suite 103 • Ketchum, Idaho sunvalleysmiledesigns.com

FRESH FINDS INSPIRING DESIGN

“It is so gratifying to see a client’s face when they walk in and the design has met and exceeded all of their needs, functions, and aesthetic desires.”

Arianne Heyser, Owner and Designer of Topnotch Fine Furniture.

620 Sun Valley Road • Ketchum, ID • 208.726.7797 • topnotchonline.com

Contents 10 LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

By Randy Schaeffer

MASTHEAD

12 RETAIL THERAPY Alive and Well in Sun Valley

By Deborah Burns

16 GREAT FINDS A Summer Shopping Guide

22 GATHERINGS

Edited by Suzanne Hazlett

24 2021 WOOD RIVER VALLEY STUDIO TOUR

30 E-BIKES 101

By Jim Santa

Photo: Two Bird Studio

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BEAUTIFUL WORK SPACES

INTRODUCE YOUR KIDS TO ADVENTURE

SUN VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL

By Hayden Seder & Judy Stoltzfus

By Bryant Dunn

40 SHOPPING MAP BUSINESS LISTINGS

42 BEYOND THE FOG LIES CLARITY

By Suzanne Hazlett

56 THE VALLEY CLUB Fitness Campus

60 SUN VALLEY WEDDINGS 60 / Crystal and Colby 62 / Jennah and Andrew 6

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Artwork by Lynda Lowe

Vegetables

Eat Your

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LODGING GUIDE From 5-star to sleeping bags – we have it all including luxury homes and condos

EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE OKAY

76 STANLEY ROAD TRIP

78 AIRLINE MAP Nonstop Flights from ORD, SEA, SLC, LAX, SFO, DEN

By Julie Johnson

84 STANLEY Upper and Lower Stanley Map

Photo courtesy of Sun Valley Outfitters

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TOWN MAPS 85 Sun Valley/Elkhorn 86 Ketchum 87 Hailey 88 Bellevue

TOWN BIKE PATH

90 BALDY TRAIL MAP

92 OUTDOOR GUIDE

94 20 BEST HIKES

98 DINING GUIDE The Source is the only local magazine that gives you a complete listing of all restaurants and cuisine from Stanley to Fairfield.

102 LIST OF ADVERTISERS AND WEB ADDRESS DIRECTORY

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COLLECTIVE BOUTIQUE with local artists and vendors: home decor, clothing, hats, jewelry, candles, signs, accessories, skin care and more!

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE

210 Sun Valley Rd., Ketchum | (208) 726-6293 (next to Smoky Mountain Pizza)

OPEN Mon - Sat: 11-6pm | Sun: 12-5pm Visit our sister store

THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE 618 S. Main St., Hailey | (208) 788-3258 OPEN Tues - Sat: 11-5pm

FROM THE PUBLISHER

SUN VALLEY

SUMMER/FALL 2020 PUBLISHER / OWNER Randy Schaeffer

Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding.

— Albert Einstein

ART DIRECTOR Judy Stoltzfus PRODUCED BY Judy’s Design House WRITERS Deborah Burns Bryant Dunn Suzanne Hazlett Julie Johnson Jim Santa Hayden Seder Judy Stoltzfus PHOTOGRAPHERS Hayden Seder Judy Stoltzfus Two Bird Studio Drennan Wesley SALES Randy Schaeffer 208.720.1352 Deborah Burns 208.720.6411

SUN VALLEY SOURCE MAGAZINE, LLC

Please support your local businesses and be kind to our 1st responders and neighbors.

See you on the road, Randy Schaeffer, Publisher/Owner

P.O. Box 6473, Ketchum, ID 83340 Ph: 208.720.1352 | Email: randy.source.mag@gmail.com

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Distribution Randy Schaeffer | 208.720.1352 Printed by Publication Printers, Denver, Colorado

Sun Valley SOURCE is published by Randy Schaeffer, Sun Valley Source Magazine, LLC. Every effort has been made to verify editorial content for accuracy. However, the publisher cannot be responsible for any inaccuracy or omissions. Opinions expressed are those of the individual writer and do not necessarily reflect the editorial policy of Sun Valley Source, LLC. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. © 2020 Sun Valley Source. All rights reserved.

Sun Valley Source Magazine, LLC sets high standards to ensure forestry is practiced in an environmentally responsible, socially beneficial and economically viable manner. This issue of Sun Valley SOURCE was printed on paper from well-managed forests which meets EPA guidelines that recommend use of recovered fibers for coated papers. All inks used contain a blend of soy base. Our printer meets or exceeds all federal Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA) standards, and is a certified member of both the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI). When you are done with this piece, please pass it on to a friend, or recycle it. We can all have a better world if we choose it together.

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TRIBES INTERIORS Custom Furniture Retail Showroom Design Services

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RETAIL THERAPY

By Deborah Burns

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Alive and well in Sun Valley

ne of my favorite pleasures in life has been boutique shopping. I spent the better half of my life owning and operating a women’s clothing shop which was my pride and joy.

I scurried each morning to prepare, clean and arrange my beautiful wares in anticipation of the “OPEN SIGN.” With pride and expectancy – that customers would appreciate and buy the selections I purchased for them – I opened my “living room full of clothes.”

There was always a risk that what I selected would either sell or not. At the end of the day I counted my dollars to see if my expectations came true.

Here in Sun Valley the tourists and clients come and go.

A retail boutique owner deals with cash that ebbs and flows.

I had to have patience and perseverance to go through the seasonal lows and be very grateful for the seasonal highs.

COVID-19 put the closed sign on our shops for many weeks as our inventory sat lonely and without customers and cash flow. Our inventory changed seasons as we were left in shock, staying home to be safe and healthy as our bank accounts dwindled. The apparel and gift sector of business is a “touchy feely” experience. Touching products and trying on clothes is an intimate experience. Spending time talking to the shop owners and other clients is all a part of that “Retail Therapy.”

It is social. It is a getaway. You leave your home and step into a world of your own, to spend dollars on items that make you feel good.

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We now live in a “Brave New World” and we are asking ourselves. “How do we come back to our open signs, and how do we do business?”

If the intimacy is removed from shopping, how do we, as shop owners connect? Think of reaching out to the shopper family you have known for a very long time. Remember their style or their favorite lines and products. Email them, call them, and invite them back with open arms to a different, safer place that you will offer when they come to visit you.

We are open for business and customers. Each individual store owner has their own way of keeping themselves and their clients healthy and safe. They are trying their best to “BE KIND” and loving to you and to themselves while following protocol to be safe from the hidden enemy that is here to stay for a while.

It is asking us to connect even more with each other in a new way. Asking us to be more intimate in our approach to one another and asking us to be clearer about your needs, and speaking more truthfully about our own.

This is the brand new relationship we are being asked to discover, with “eyes wide open.” Please come out in town and do some “Retail Therapy” with us.

Although different in its approach, we are still the same.

Humankind resorts to love even when we cannot touch or be close. It is the love that we have for each other that binds us all together as one. F

Supporting Community Hunger Needs

511 N. East Avenue - Ketchum sales@capeletConsign.com 208-721-3816

Consignment Trends Resale is on the move...

It’s the fastest growing sector of the apparel market Sales are expected to grow from $5 billion in 2018 to $23 billion in 2023 20% of closets are predicted to be secondhand & revolving products by 2028

RESALE CONSUMERS are MOTIVATED by Variety of products & wardrobe rotation Affordabilty of buying quality goods for less Environmental impact of reducing non-renewable resources & landfill waste Sustainability: Repurpose, Resell, Repeat

Millennials (25-27) & Boomers (56-65+) are driving the growth

Circular Fashion is the future Resell

Materials (safe & renewable)

Design (items that can be repurposed)

PAINTING GRAPHIC DESIGN Judy Stoltzfus 208-720-3118 www.judysdesignhouse.com

UNIQUE GIFTS • HOME FURNISHINGS • ACCESSORIES • JEWELRY

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Welcome to the world of Maileg.

Charm in every detail.

351 N. Leadville Ave, Ketchum • 208.622.3101 maisonetcadeaux.com

Exquisite french linen, kids corner and home accessories

Unique Gifts

456 Western Hats 456 Leather Products 456 Prints

456 Small batch, hand-poured natural soy candles

400 Sun Valley Road • Ketchum, Idaho

(by the giant chair)

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A SUMMER SHOPPING GUIDE

Great Finds LUX SHACK

Women & Children - New & Consignment Clothing, Shoes & Accessories 791 Warm Springs Road, Ketchum

CAPELET CONSIGN

Women’s apparel, handbags, accessories, fashion jewelry & shoes We repurpose your items, resell them & put money back in your pocket, then use profits to support community hunger needs.

511 N. East Street, Ketchum | 208.721.3816

STURTEVANTS

Explore E 4 GTS E-bike Pick your destination and discover joy in the journey. This new E-bike is ideal for trekking, giving you the power to ride farther with a boost that’s pure fun. www.sturtevants-sv.com Ketchum: 340 N. Main Street | 208.726.4501 Hailey: Corner of Main & Carbonate | 208.788.7847

TRIBES FURNISHINGS & INTERIORS Mbole Currency

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Forged from copper and exchanged during marriage ceremonies hundreds of years ago with the Mbole Tribe. www.tribesinteriors.com 411 E. 5th Street, Ketchum 208.726.5003

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE AND THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE Summer ponchos, tanks, dresses, t-shirts, skirts and more!

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE: 210 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum | 208.726.6293 THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE: 618 S. Main Street, Hailey | 208.788.3258

BARRY PETERSON JEWELERS

Visconti Van Gogh Pen Collection Each pen features the name of the painting delicately engraved around the pen’s ring & comes packaged in a unique pyramid gift box complemented w/ a faithfully reproduced canvas of the painting. www.barrypeterson.com 511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum 208.726.5202

HUCK AND PADDLE

TOPNOTCH FINE FURNISHINGS

Outdoor Pillows Refresh and revive your outdoor spaces with our new selection of fabulous Sunbella pillows. www.topnotchonline.com 620 Sun Valley Road 208.726.7797

MAISON et CADEAUX

French Provential Coated Table Cloths Round and rectangular. www.maisonetcadeaux.com 351 N. Leadville Ave, Ketchum 208.622.3101

Hand Painted Paddles Each paddle is handmade and hand painted using premium hardwoods and a dedication to craftsmanship and detail. www.huckandpaddle.com 400 Sun Valley Road, Suite 101 Ketchum, Idaho 83340 208.928.6550

SUN VALLEY OUTFITTERS

Orvis Encounter Fly Rod/Reel Combines state-of-the-art rod design with a smooth, crisp performance. www.sunvalleyoutfitters.com 415 Sun Valley Road East, Ketchum 208.928.7843

FARMER’S DAUGHTER

Metal crow fountain pump included thefarmersdaughtersunvalley.com 331 Leadville Avenue N, Ketchum 208.726.6433

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Beautiful Work Spaces

By Judy Stoltzfus

The Wood River Valley is filled with creative entrepreneurs. Having a space that provides inspiration and a sense of place is what brings joy to one’s daily work hours. Topnotch Fine Furnishings and Barry Peterson Jewelers in Ketchum are two showrooms that par ticularly offer that ar t gallery feel which draws visitors in and gives the urge to linger, study and admire not only the items for sale, but the surrounding space, lighting and beauty.

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TOPNOTCH FINE FURNISHINGS + INTERIOR DESIGN

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s one walks into the Topnotch showroom, it becomes evident that you are in the space of designers who love their work.

There are three floors to enjoy; the rooms are stylishly filled and the space is compartmentalized. Let’s say you were interested in furnishing your living room. You could walk into a living room area with furniture in the perfect combination, which owners, Arianne and Josh Heyser and their team of designers have carefully chosen.

Heyser lights up as she describes what is most important to her when designing a space. She calls it a “living style.” Heyser explains that the goal is to “make it pretty, but make it function.”

The designers at Topnotch keep the principals of living style in mind. A space should make you feel welcome, comfortable and calm, and stylish items should have a functional purpose. There are easy chairs that swivel. How practical and convenient is that? Many of the

furniture fabrics are made of washable material. A spilled glass of red wine at a gathering? No problem. With these careful details, friends and children can also feel at home.

Heyser and her husband Josh expanded their showroom to include the space where Open Room once resided. The now 10,000 square foot showroom allows them to display large pieces and living room settings that they once would have had to warehouse. The expansion also allowed for a distinct room of “mountain modern” style, so it doesn’t have to get lost amongst some of the rooms where “rustic elegance” abounds.

There are many things to see in this gorgeous showroom. The lamps are a highlight, with their variety and rich beauty. There are shelves of candles and chests made of reclaimed boat wood. There are antique-inspired games, both beautiful and fun to play. The rug room is filled with fine Fair Trade Oaxacan textiles, hand woven by Zapotec Indians. Their incredible talent shows brightly in their tapestries and weavings.

The upstairs focuses on bedding, and a highlight is the gorgeous farmhouse-style bed made by a local craftsman.

Photo: Drennan Wesley

Photo: Drennan Wesley

Downstairs has a dining room section, and visitors who remember Topnotch from its early years will recognize a familiar style. Artwork inspired by the beauty of Sun Valley is also featured in this section.

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By Hayden Seder

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arry Peterson’s jewelry shop on Sun Valley Road opened 48 years ago and has had the same interior design and showcases for the last 28. It was time for a revamp, the result of which is a much more modernized showroom with an open seating area in the center underneath a beautiful chandelier, a workshop space on the floor, new showcases, and a meeting area.

“The cases were tired and we were tired of them,” Peterson says. “It was a beautiful store but the way it was laid out was more of a traditional, old-school retail jewelry layout where we were pretty much working over a showcase with clients. I wanted to give a more ‘gallery-feel’ to the store and to stand alongside the customer instead of across the case from them.”

One of the biggest changes was moving part of Peterson’s workshop from the second floor onto the showroom. While Peterson has always made jewelry for the store (the original store was just his designs), many of his customers had no idea that he actually made jewelry, let alone on-site.

“We do a lot of our own manufacturing and I don’t think a lot of people realized that with the workshop upstairs,” Peterson says. “In a lot of businesses, the trend is to buy from the source and we want to make it clear that we are the source. It’s home-grown product.”

Peterson would like to get back to the store’s roots and use more of his own designs or that of other jewelers in the Valley in his store. The new openness of the space also allows for some possible classes and seminars and maybe even jewelry workshops in the upstairs space. F

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GATHERINGS

an art and poetry based experiment in giving and receiving

Edited by Suzanne Hazlett

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onceived by artist Lynda Lowe, the Gatherings Project sprang from her desire to contribute something of artistic value during the COVID 19 pandemic. She invited 54 visual artists to create original artworks on custom-built wooden boxes. Her idea expanded to include 54 literary artists who have contributed original works of poetry for inclusion within the boxes.

Upon completion of the artwork, the poetry is enclosed, and the Gatherings boxes then begin to travel as each artist chooses a person to initially receive the box. The recipient takes possession of a box for up to three weeks and participates by adding something inside that speaks to their experience during the pandemic: narrative writing, commentary, a poem, artwork, a meaningful object. That person then chooses the next recipient, and so on in a sequence of giving and receiving. Some of the participating artists offer their sentiments here.

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The Gatherings Project is a welcome chance for artists, poets, and creative persons chosen to be participants to come together in this time of isolation and collaborate in creating and filling 50-some unique composite containment vessels. As these receptacles for creative expression move from one individual to another, we counteract our pandemic isolation and work together to provide thoughtful, creative additions to the circulating containers. The result will be surprising juxtapositions of individual contributions that result in a collective rich conversation of meaning that brings us together. — Victoria Adams

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I have a profound reaction to these most difficult and world-shaking times that are, seemingly, without relief ... ongoing. These circumstances give impetus for my deep and hopefully honest response. The absence of self-judgment makes the artwork even more true. As an artist, this value in the process of creating is what gives it resonance and honesty. The one-word treatment of the title: “epluribusunum,” and the work visualizes the virus from the world perspective… that we ARE all one family of humanity, each responsible to one another…a “gathering,” one and all. Out of many, one. Facing this and creating resolution together, that is the hope. — Inez Storer It is wonderful to have a community of artists working together on a project that includes beauty and creativity, what a privilege this is.

— Julie Speidel

Since I am a sculptor, Lynda offered to have the top of my box made thicker to accommodate carving a relief.

When the box arrived, it had an interesting wood grain on the surface that reminded me of a landscape with a river. It clued me in to the idea of a girl dreamily looking out her window at the animals wishing that she could be outside too. — Gwynn Murrill

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At times, I feel why should I create artwork? In a way, making art feels decadent because of the world-wide suffering. Again, we are privileged, social distancing here is possible, while it is not in other places and countries. I feel we are not in the same boat, but we are in the same storm. It feels like grieving. We are losing so many things that will never be the same again.

In approaching the Gatherings Project, I drew inspiration from those precious Chinese lacquered boxes and spray painted everything bright red. I then took an existing portrait of mine and tore it into pieces and rearranged the face. Our lives are in flux as if they have been thrown into the air and come down into a scattered puzzle. — Marianne Kolb

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I laid there so sick I could not move or think. Two months of COVID 19, unable to get beyond it, thinking I would die. Then someone would call me and ask, have I been able to create art...where was I going with all this in my art? Does it inspire me? No. They did not understand that this disease kills your energy, your spirit, your sense of purpose, your enthusiasm to continue. No, I was unable to create new art. After I regained my health, I heard from Lynda Lowe asking me to engage in her project, Gatherings. It was a much-needed call to action to create for the benefit of others. And gratefully brought back my creative spirit. — Judith Kindler

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The pandemic has created a space in which we all want to reach out to each other in a different but profound way, as we suddenly cannot touch anyone but our closest live-in partners (if we have them). It has created a multitude of beautiful projects that are mostly virtual, nevertheless not less visceral.

Everything in our world is connected, from cell to cell, from feather to hair; we are all one. Now more noticeable than ever, as the virus has pushed into almost every corner of our home, Mother Earth. Art can transform how we respond in times of crisis, as it carries the mythical power we all hunger for in these times. — Anne Siems

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Lynda Lowe’s Gatherings Project has gotten me out from under the mostly literal, somewhat metaphorical covers in this time of isolation to help my creative community. As animals have long been part of my creative lexicon for the diverse, anthropomorphic characteristics we assign them; my contribution Shadow Box, employs this vocabulary.

Birds, shed antlers, and shadows each have personal and cultural interpretations both ominous and hopeful. We can use these symbols from the natural world to reflect upon our humanity as we move forward. — Pamela DeTuncq

I believe the things we create hold our memories, experiences, and emotions. And when stories are added by others, we gain a better understanding of who we are – individually and with each other. — Joyce Gehl

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he boxes are available for purchase on a first-come basis by emailing interest to gatheringsproject@gmail.com. Sales proceeds will be donated to Artist Trust and Idaho Commission on the Arts, two nonprofit organizations with well-established relief funds for creatives.

Exhibitions are scheduled for viewing all the boxes, the poetry, and participants’ contributions at Patricia Rovzar Gallery in Seattle, Washington September 1 - 14; and Gail Severn Gallery in Sun Valley, Idaho September 18 - October 4. Visit gatheringsproject.com to learn more about the Gatherings Project.

ARTWORK BY LYNDA LOWE

I learned a lot about the experiences of giving and receiving through the Patra Passage project (patrapassage.com). With this endeavor, I’m already finding artists are teaching me things. They are reimagining the project on their terms, and I love their solutions. They are reinventing the boxes because, as artists, they are inherently creative minds, rule breakers, and risktakers. I am genuinely looking forward to seeing the finished boxes, reading the poetry, and to seeing what the recipients have contributed. It’s a magical mystery tour full of surprises. — Lynda Lowe

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In March, WOOD RIVER VALLEY STUDIO TOUR, INC. announced the cancellation of the annual Tour of professional artists’ studios previously scheduled for August 22-23, 2020.

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he nonprofit’s leadership and the hundreds of professional artists who work and live in the greater Sun Valley, Idaho community look forward to welcoming visitors to their creative spaces in August of 2021.

The annual weekend-long event typically draws thousands of people to participate in a Friday night community reception followed by self-guided tours Saturday through Sunday.

For the past seven years, the event has become a celebration of the Valley’s creatives as artists welcome thousands of visitors and neighbors who cross the thresholds of their art studios located in Bellevue, Hailey, Ketchum, and Sun Valley.

Each year visitors mark their calendars to return to the Wood River Valley to participate in this unique cultural, learning experience.

Next year, the Wood River Valley Studio Tour will resume its annual event, which is scheduled for August 20-22, 2021.

The artistic community of the greater Sun Valley region wishes visitors and neighbors a healthy and joyful summer season as a celebratory Studio Tour is developed for 2021.

As Valley artists continue to express their creativity and manifest artwork influenced by global events, you are invited to visit wrvstudiotour.org to learn more about the artists who call the Wood River Valley home. F

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Jill Lear in her Hailey studio

Plein Air painter Karen Jacobsen on site at Silver Creek Reserve

Annie May examining one of her botanical prints

Jack Sept tooling leather in his studio Wood Turner, John Beehler

Pamela DeTuncq using an orbital sander in her studio

Dorothea Cheney working large in her Ketchum studio

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We’ll see you next year!

SAVE THE DATES August 20-22, 2021

wrvstudiotour.org

Detail of Cataract

by Brent Rasmussen

Encaustic and mixed media on panel

Across the Pond

48" x 48"x 2"

SUZANNE HAZLETT Visit the artist's studio during the

Encaustic and mixed media on panel

Summer Rain

72” x 60” x 2” diptych

August 17-18, 2019 • wrvstudiotour.org

SUZANNE HAZLETT Works can also be viewed at TRANQUILITY Independent Wellness Center 630 Sun Valley Road, Suite D102 • Ketchum, Idaho 83340 Represented by

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E-bikes 101

By Jim Santa

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hances are if you’re reading this article you have an interest in electric bicycles, and well you should! E-bikes, aka pedelecs and pedal assist bikes, represent the fastest growing segment of the bicycle industry today. While e-bike popularity has been trending for some time in Europe, in comparison has only recently begun to catch fire here in the U.S. marketplace. This article is meant to help answer some of the questions most people have regarding e-bikes, so we’ll start with the basics.

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First, there are 3 different classifications when it comes to e-bikes and these are as follows:

CLASS 1: PEDAL ASSIST

Pedal assist electric bikes, also commonly referred to as “pedelecs,” are equipped with electric motors that only work while the bike is being pedaled, and that are activated by some sort of pedal action sensor designed to detect when the bike is being used. In the United States, pedelecs are limited to 20 mph and cannot use motors that exceed 750 watts.

CLASS 3: SPEED PEDELECS

You know you want one.

Speed pedelecs, sometimes called “S-pedelecs,” are very similar to normal pedelecs in terms of their basic operation, with the important distinction that speed pedelecs make it possible for riders to combine the power of their legs with the power of the motor to achieve speeds up to 28 mph.

S-pedelecs lack a throttle but can be equipped with a motor rated at up to 750 watts for pedal assist purposes only.

Next there are two different configurations of motor/ drive systems, center drive and hub drive. Center mount/ drive systems put all the weight low and in the center of the bike for the best balance and performance, where in hub drive systems the motor is mounted within either the front or rear wheel hub. Most hub drive bikes are of the Class 2 variety which include a throttle.

At Sturtevants, we focus primarily on Class 1 center drive models as most legislation on bike paths and Greenbelts, as-well-as mountain bike trails, is written to allow Class 1 bicycles but not the others. And as mentioned, center drive models will offer the best balance and performance. And perform they do! The most impressive thing about these bikes is how intuitive they feel and how much it’s like riding a “regular” bike. The drive systems in these bikes utilize pressure sensors that read the rider’s power input up to 1000 times per second. Push harder on the pedals and more power is applied, just like riding a regular bike. They also have different levels of assistance that are selected via a control unit mounted on the handlebar, offering levels of assistance from 50-300% of the power applied by the rider.

E-bikes are now offered in every style of bike you may desire. So whether it be a mountain bike, kid and cargo hauler, commuter, road or gravel, or simply for a quick spin around town, there is an e-bike to fit your style and needs.

Of course the best way to experience what e-bikes have to offer is to take one out for a spin and most shops that sell e-bikes also offer rentals. So get out and experience what these bikes have to offer, I can pretty much guarantee that you’ll be impressed! F

CLASS 2: POWER ON DEMAND

The key difference between power on demand electric bikes and pedal assist electric bikes is that power on demand bikes allow riders to activate and control the motor, regardless of whether or not they’re actually pedaling.

Most power on demand bikes give riders full control of the motor by using a throttle, button, or trigger located on the handlebars; some models may also include a pedal activator as well. As with pedelecs, power on demand bikes are limited to 20 mph and 750 watt motors.

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KIDS FLYFISHING AND ADVENTURE CAMPS!

SUN VALLEY’S ONLY FULL SERVICE OUTFITTER Since 1985, we have been tailoring unique and customized experiences for outdoor enthusiasts.

VISIT OUR STORE to learn more about our guide services and shop a curated assortment of fine quality gear, clothing, gift and home goods for the sporting lifestyle.

A NEW ADVENTURE EVERY DAY! Flyfishing Hiking Horseback Kids Camps International Angling Big Game Hunting

DOWNTOWN KETCHUM 415 Sun Valley Road East (next to Starbucks) 208-928-SVID (7843)

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Introduce Your Kids to Adventure

By Bryant Dunn

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un Valley is well known as America’s first destination four-season resort, as the birthplace of the chairlift and as a playground for the rich and famous. And of course the mountains surrounding Sun Valley offer endless outdoor recreation opportunities for locals and visitors alike.

For children on summer vacation, Kids Camps are superb options to fill downtime and introduce them to new and exciting outdoor endeavors. Two extremely popular camps are offered by Sun Valley Outfitters. The Kids Flyfishing Camp and the Kids Adventure Camp, each lead

by Sun Valley Outfitters’ professional guides, are geared toward campers age 7-14.

The Kids Flyfishing Camp introduces children to all aspects of flyfishing including entomology, reading water, trout behavior, habitat and feeding behavior, fly tying and, of course, flyfishing.

Adam Pennington, Camp Counselor and professional flyfishing guide and fly tier, leads these groups each week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. “Teaching kids the ins and outs of understanding trout and trout fishing is a passion,” Pennington said. “There is nothing more valuable to a young and developing mind than an introduction to Mother Nature. These lessons are invaluable and fun!”

The Sun Valley Outfitters Kids Adventure Camp is lead by born-and-raised local certified Survival Instructor

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Benji Hill. During these 6 hour camps, Hill teaches campers to build rescue shelters, purify water, build atlatls and bows from natural resources, demonstrates fire starting techniques and how to track big game animals among other skills.

“The outdoors offers our campers the opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily lives, forces them to put down their phones and connect with their surroundings, all in a safe and fun way,” Hill said.

In addition to introducing his campers to new and valuable outdoor skills, Hill regularly instructs his campers to take off their shoes and get a little muddy, directly connecting them to their natural surroundings. “It’s all part of making a connection with Mother Nature. It’s symbolic but also results in kids – who are used to living in an asphalt world – becoming grounded in Nature,” Hill offered.

In many cases, parents sign their children up for both camps. Since each camp is a one day event, this offers families an excellent opportunity to enjoy multiple outdoor experiences during a visit to Sun Valley, and gives parents time to enjoy the area for themselves without being concerned about entertaining their kids without a break.

For more information about Sun Valley Outfitters Kids Camps, visit www.sunvalleyoutfitters.com or call 208-928-7843 to book what just might be the highlight of your kid’s summer vacation! F

Clint, daughter Piper and son Max, doing what they love!

More than just a rafting trip!

PROVIDING 5 OR 6 DAY RIVER TRIPS ON 100 MILES OF IDAHO’S LEGENDARY MIDDLE FORK OF THE SALMON. All August trips include one night stay at The Flying B Ranch, mile 67 on the Middle Fork!

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Happy kids? Check!

Happy husband?

Check! Sunscreen reapplied? Check!

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Smiles, giggles, and squeals from the little people, and some from the big—yeah, see that big guy standing next to me? He screams like a girl! I love rafting.

and three daughters. Who is the man? I’m the man.

AND I’m ROCKING this Pharrell hat.

Piles of laundry waiting for me?

Who cares. 100s of emails I need to respond to? So not on my mind right now. School tuition, mortgages, doctors’ bills...

See this? I’m made of armor... my day-to-day worries cannot penetrate my armor. White Otter, take me away.

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Atkinsons’ Market 2.

Audi Boise 3.

Barry Peterson Fine Jewelers 4.

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Christopher & Company 6.

Contemporary Cottage 7.

Farmer’s Daughter 8.

Huck and Paddle 9.

Jensen Stern Joilliers 10. Lunchbox 11.

Lux Shack 12.

Maison et Cadeaux 13.

Maude’s Coffee & Clothes 14.

Moonshine Boutique 15. NourishMe 16. Primavera 17.

Simply Skin 18. Sturtevants 19.

Sun Valley Needle Arts 20.

Sun Valley Outfitters 21.

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Sun Valley Insurance

Broschofsky Gallery * Frederic Boloix Fine Art * Friesen Gallery * Gail Severn Gallery * Gilman Contemporary * Harvey Arts Project USA Jennifer Bellinger Fine Art Kneeland Gallery * MESH Gallery Mountain Images Gallery Ochi Fine Art Gallery Stone Art Gallery Sun Valley Museum of Art * Trails West Gallery Wood River Fine Arts *

* Member Sun Valley Gallery Association. www.svgalleries.org • info@.svgalleries.org

EVENINGS 5:00 - 8:00 PM

Friday, August 7, 2020 Friday, September 4, 2020 Tuesday, December 29, 2020 Galleries are open and welcome visitors to their exhibitions.

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BEYOND THE FOG LIES

CLARITY

By Suzanne Hazlett, MBA, CIMA®, CFP®

The summer sun is streaming, and while uncertainty still looms, there are reasons for optimism that clarity lies beyond the fog that has hovered since early this year.

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was recently asked a question that caused a lump to well up in my throat. “What will happen when I die?” The thoughtful question was posed by someone who wanted to know about the future experience of those she loves and has entrusted with managing the administration of her estate she intends to leave to their stewardship. She wanted to know if there were any steps she could take to make their future responsibilities a little easier, a little more lucid. What she was seeking was a way possible to remove the fog of confusion. She wanted clarity.

Should we want to emerge from the fog of financial and estate planning, where do we begin?

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LET’S START HERE Decide whether you’re most comfortable organizing your financial cupboards electronically or in hardcopy form. There exist many opportunities to use secure online personal finance websites, archives, or vaults.

If old school is more your style, purchase or repurpose a large three-ring binder.

NEXT It’s recommended that taxpayers retain copies of returns and supporting documents for seven years.

Whether you scan, electronically archive and then shred sensitive documents, or maintain a physical file cabinet – now may be the time to discard records aged eight years and older and put the prior seven years’ documents in order.

SAFEGUARDS Insurance policies allow us to protect our assets, our income, our families, and businesses. Whether directly or through an employer, do you hold life insurance, health, disability, long-term care, homeowners, auto, business, or personal liability coverage? If so, let’s establish a go-to location where all relevant information is summarized – policy type, account number, agent and insurer contact information, and other details helpful in an emergency so they can be accessed by you or by a trusted contact.

STATE OF YOUR ESTATE While estate planning does allow you to preplan the allocation of your life’s accumulations, it encompasses more than just the distribution of your assets.

Should you be unable to make decisions due to incapacitation, who would act on your behalf? If you have minor children, what will the future hold for them in your absence?

Do you have a will, a trust, separately designated beneficiaries on insurance policies or retirement accounts? Do you hold assets in common; with right of survivorship; or in community property titling? Do you employ transfer-on-death designations?

Have you updated your documents since a previously selected beneficiary has died, or have you divorced with a former spouse still in line to inherit your holdings? Assess what you have in place and update your documents as needed.

REAL PROPERTY If you own real estate and other assets not represented in your monthly or quarterly investment statements, account for them with available annual valuations and other pertinent details.

ADVOCATES AND REPRESENTATIVES Lastly, if you do have an advocate you’ve legally authorized with power of attorney and or an executor appointed to assume the responsibility of settling your estate, have you communicated with them how you’ve organized your financial household? Do they know how and where to access your information, so when necessary, they’re able to act in your and your family’s best interests?

At least once a year, it’s a healthy habit to bring some clarity to the haze that may have settled in around our financial and estate matters. F

Suzanne Hazlett, MBA, CIMA®, CFP®, is a Certified Investment Management Analyst ® and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM. She writes about money matters to help simplify their complexity.

HAZLETT WEALTH MANAGEMENT, LLC is independent of Raymond James and is not a registered broker/dealer. Investment advisory services are offered through Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc. Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. 675 Sun Valley Road Ketchum, Idaho, 208.726.0605. HazlettWealthManagement.com SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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STEVEN E. SUNDBERG

508-808-1678 • ssundberg@woodriverconsulting.com www.woodriverconsulting.com

Wood River Consulting is an RIA doing business as Wood River Investment Consulting in the State of Idaho and can conduct business only in states where it is registered or exempt from registration.

The Valley’s Financial Services Firm for Wealth Building Strategies

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HazlettWealthManagement.com 675 SUN VALLEY ROAD, SUITE J2 | POST OFFICE BOX 5378 | KETCHUM, IDAHO 83340 P: 208.726.0605 | F: 866.303.8274

Hazlett Wealth Management, LLC is not a registered broker/dealer and is independent of Raymond James Financial Services. Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc.

240 AND 260 LLOYD COURT – WARM SPRINGS – KETCHUM, ID Location, Views, Quality This modern single-family residence is a timeless property with an excellent Warm Springs location and irreplaceable views.

Located approximately three (3) blocks west of the Sun Valley/Warm Springs Ski Lodge and Quad Ski Lifts.

Property Features: • Two residential lots: .44 acres and .32 acres; .76 acres total • Approx. 5,500+ square feet of GLA • 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a third level master suite, a fabulous great room/living room, custom kitchen-dining area, lots of storage, outdoor decks/balconies, and much more • Natural hot water-heated driveway • Landscaped with sprinkler system and completely fenced yard area and gated entry

MLS #19-325001

Call Tom Monge for an appointment to view this one-of-a-kind property.

Tom Monge 208.720.0490 tom@svassociates.com

WIDE. OPEN. SPACES.

575 GLENDALE ROAD | 4 PLATTED LOTS ON 364+ ACRES | $2,400,000

125 GREENHORN LOOP | $2,249,000

129 GREENHORN LOOP | $670,000

SUE ENGELMANN 208.720.0680 sue@sueengelmann.com sueengelmann.com

117 CORROCK, WARM SPRINGS | $900,000

Sun Valley Properties © 2020 BHH Affiliates, LLC. An independently owned and operated franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc ®. Equal Housing Opportunity.

BUILDING THE VALLEY FROM THE GROUND UP — Since 1980 —

KEARNS, McGINNIS & VANDENBERG, INC KMVBUILDERS.COM

| 208.726.4843 | PO BOX 3233, KETCHUM, ID 83340

Award-winning architecture.

Unique, quality solutions for each individual client.

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BUILDING QUALITY RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

SINCE 1989

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YOUNG CONSTRUCTION INC 208.725.2001 | 105 Lewis Street | Suite 204 | PO Box 4936 | Ketchum, Idaho

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Dream big.

We have the windows for it.

When you’re building a beautiful world-class mountain community, you need windows that are worthy. That’s why so many local builders trust Pella Windows and Doors of Ketchum. And why Pella® windows are rated #1 by homeowners for highest quality.* Take advantage of an offer crafted just for you at PellaKetchum.com.

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THE VALLEY CLUB

Fitness Campus Over the past decade, The Valley Club has been quietly building something special at their “lower campus.”

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ong been known as a premier golf facility, the area’s only private country club has been methodically investing in their racquets and fitness campus, now regarded as one of the most complete complexes in the region.

The facility boasts eight tennis courts (with four indoor courts during the winter season), a platform tennis court, four dedicated pickleball courts and two “clay” tennis courts. Since taking the helm in 2010, Director of Racquets and Fitness, Reid Arthur, has seen the complex grow from a four court seasonal operation to a year-round hub of activity.

In March of last year, the club completed a fitness center expansion that has become host to group fitness classes, Peloton bike reservations and Barre workouts.

Arthur and his staff have been able to leverage the new space during the pandemic by using the extra square footage to space out cardio equipment.

By creating large amounts of space between equipment, periodically closing the facility for regular cleanings and utilizing an online reservation system for members to block out equipment for their workouts, the staff at The Valley Club is doing everything possible to ensure a safe environment for their members.

In addition to the racquets and fitness offerings, the recreation center offers members seasonal access to both a family and lap pool, a jacuzzi as well as a full service restaurant during the summer season.

Final plans for the facility include a significant food and beverage expansion that would give members year-round dining access by expanding on the current indoor space. F

100 Club View Drive North Hailey, ID 208-788-5400 www.thevalleyclub.org SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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ARRANGING BLOOMS SINCE 2002

Tara Bella Flowers SUN VALLEY, ID AND BEYOND

TWIG AND OLIVE PHOTOGRAPHY

MAGGIE GRACE PHOTOGRAPHY

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WEDDING AND EVENT COORDINATOR | 208.720.4713 amandaseaward.com | amanda@amandaseaward.com

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Halsey Pierce Photography

Bridal Boutique 520 E. 4th Street • Suite 101 • Ketchum, Idaho Appointments preferred 208.309.3962 themanorhousesv@gmail.com themanorhousesv.com

Cowboy Style Wedding CRYSTAL AND COLBY

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rystal and Colby’s love story started as more of a friendship of kinds. Family friends for 20+ years, their connection grew with a love for family, and a passion for adventure and endless laughter.

Crystal is a 4th generation native Californian and grew up on a ranch in the Santa Ynez Valley. Colby grew up in Ketchum and joined the US Navy after graduating college from Boise State University. Although they both lived in California, Sun Valley has always had a special place in both

Photographer: Two Bird Studio Floral Design: Tara Bella Flowers Wedding Planner: Taylor Holden/Londyn & Grey

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their hearts. Colby proposed on top of Bald Mountain and they knew right away they wanted to get married in the place that incorporated their passion for the outdoors and captured the beauty of Idaho and also bring all their friends and family together.

Colby and Crystal’s connection to friends and family extended beyond the guest list. They chose to enlist friends in the industry to pull off the perfect day. They were married by a close friend and chose a family friend’s backyard as the venue.

Dear friend Tara, with Tara Bella Flowers, put all of her love and creativity into their flowers.

EB and Jason, with Two Bird Studio, perfectly documented their day through photos and a video that highlights the amazing day.

The couple honored their connection to friends and family in the details of their reception. A personalized message from Colby and Crystal was printed on the individual seating card for each guest. To honor Colby’s late father, photographer David Stoecklein, the table numbers were displayed on his photographs. The guests mingled at the whiskey bar that included a life-sized cutout of Colby’s best man who was serving a military tour overseas. They got silly in the photo booth and let loose on the dance floor. F SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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Sun Valley, Texas Style JENNAH AND ANDREW have been fortunate to

travel to many places throughout their lives but only a few spots keep them coming back on a regular basis … one of which is Sun Valley. Being from Texas, not many of their family and friends had been to Sun Valley so the thought of introducing them to this special place made for an easy selection for their destination wedding. Amanda Seaward of Absolute Weddings assisted the couple with their kick off party at Whiskey’s, welcome dinner at the Sun Valley Clubhouse and main event at Trail Creek.

While an early October date might be risky for some, the date was an obvious choice as they would ultimately share their wedding date with the bride’s parents who were celebrating their 34th wedding anniversary. Despite the days leading up to the wedding being filled with windy snow showers and cloudy skies, the sun came out just in time for their ceremony at Trail Creek where they wed under a beautiful flower arch with a snow capped Baldy backdrop. The ceremony was very personal and intimate with the groom’s father officiating and the bride and groom reading vows they had written to each other.

With the help of Tara Bella Flowers, the reception tent was transformed into a rustic, yet romantic setting completed with farm tables and flower draped chandeliers. Jennah and Andrew wanted their reception to be elegant, yet informal, with the main focus on everyone having a good time. Rather than a formal seated dinner, there were food stations filled with Jennah and Andrew’s favorites such as mac and cheese and chicken fingers with a table just for Jennah’s beloved dipping sauces. There were several fun surprises for their guests throughout the night including a photo bus, late night snacks, and lots of dance floor props. Their electric band kept everyone on the dance floor where Jennah and Andrew spent the night celebrating with their family and friends, proving that not everything is bigger in Texas. F

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Photographer: Two Bird Studio Floral Design: Tara Bella Flowers Wedding Planner: Amanda Seaward/Absolute Weddings

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“Be foolishly in love, because love is all there is” — Rumi

Wedding Photography & Films 208.863.5896 twobirdstudio.com

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PHOTOS: JENNI SIMPSON

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SUN VALLEY’S FINEST FLORIST Since 1973

CUSTOM WEDDING AND FLORAL DESIGN

511 Leadville Avenue • Ketchum • 208-726-7788 • www.primaverasunvalley.com SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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krissn cheatwood photography

208-725-0606

ray j. gadd photography

871 WARM SPRINGS RD., KETCHUM

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Luxury Residences in the Heart of Downtown Ketchum!

• Complimentary Valet Services • Concierge Services (365 Days A Year!)

• Daily Housekeeping • Pre-Arrival Grocery Shopping

• 2,000 Sq Ft Luxury Residences • Heated, Underground Reserved Parking • Year-round Rooftop Pool & Hot Tubs • Exercise/Sauna/Steam/Massage Areas

Rentals & Ownership concierge@lssunvalley.com or 208.727.1616 • www.lssunvalley.com

LODGING

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Lost River Outfitters

171 No. Main, Ketchum 726-1706, Fax: 726-6866 (three cabins with kitchens and a back country bistro) Sawtooth Hotel & Restaurant (close October 19, 2013)

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HC 64, Box 9934, Hwy. 75, 9 mi. S. of Stanley, 774-3544, Fax: 774-3477, www.rocky.com

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The Prairie Inn Box 540, 764-2247, Fax: 764-2244, www.prairieinn.com

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Box 69, #1 Benner St. & Hwy. 21, 774-2266, 800-303-6258, Cell: 309-0269 Fax: 774-2266 SUN VALLEY

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RV Park Featuring 18 Full Hook-Up Pads! The new RV Park is now available with daily, monthly and seasonal rates. The RV Pads will accommodate big rigs requiring 50 amp. electrical. Only 1.5 hours from Sun Valley, Boise or Twin Falls. Located near the South Fork of the Boise River and 15 minutes from the 20 mile long Anderson Ranch Reservoir. Our RV guests will have access to the club house, full bar, swimming pool, tennis court, horse shoe pit, outdoor patio and outdoor firepit.

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The Snowmobile Hub to the Trinity Mountains! Winter parking for snowmobile rigs, open bar, pool table and large screen TV’s. Stop in at the Lodge and have a hot toddy in front of our huge fireplace. This area features approximately 380 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and host to the ISR Snow Drags in February of each year.

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SNRA (Visitor Center)

Begin with a stop at the SNRA Visitor Center, about 8 miles north of Ketchum. The center is a great source of information with maps, flyers, and free audiotape tours. Further up is Galena Lodge, the starting point of hiking, biking, and cross-country trails, considered one of the best public trail systems in North America. Back on the road, you will begin the ascent to Galena Summit.

GALENA SUMMIT

Even locals can’t help but smile at the gorgeous view just over the top of Galena Summit. This is a must-stop for a view of the entire region including four mountain ranges, the small, curling creek of the Salmon headwaters, and high-altitude ranch lands that trace the river north.

ALTURAS & PETIT LAKES

Upon reaching the valley floor, pass the Smiley Creek Lodge and look for signs to Alturas and Petit lakes. This pristine string of glacial lakes hugs the mountains along the southwest side of the valley, offering a selection of day-use picnic areas, campgrounds, fishing streams, hiking trailheads, and boat ramps for enjoying the splendors of the Sawtooth Mountains. Alturas and Petit Lakes can be reached by car.

For peaceful wilderness hiking set your sights on Alice, Toxaway, or Hell Roaring Lake. Dozens of well-marked and maintained trails are located all along Idaho Highway 75. Check your SNRA map to locate trailheads and other points of interest.

SMILEY CREEK LODGE

Smiley Creek is a beautiful spot on the Headwaters of the Salmon River. Stop by Smiley Creek Lodge and enjoy a burger. For road and trail conditions, it’s a good idea to make local inquiries at Smiley Creek, or the Stanley Ranger Station.

FISH HATCHERY

The Sawtooth Fish Hatchery is a fun stop for anyone interested in fish and wildlife. The viewing room provides opportunities to view steelhead trout from March to May and Chinook salmon throughout the year. The visitors’ center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. most days.

RANGER STATION

The Stanley Ranger Station, on a paved road to the west of Idaho Highway 75, is worth a stop, both for the information you can gather and for the view, particularly of Thompson Peak, the highest peak in the Sawtooths. If you borrowed one of the free audiotapes at the SNRA headquarters, this is the place to return it.

REDFISH LAKE

The queen of the lakes that lie along the base of the Sawtooths is Redfish Lake. At 4 miles long, it is the largest of the lakes and has the most developed facilities, including a Visitors’ Center, Redfish Lake Lodge, several campgrounds, a marina, horse corrals, a picnic area, and parking for the many hiking trails that start in the vicinity.

The lodge has a store and café, as well as guest rooms and cabins.

Redfish Lake is an extremely popular camping destination during the summer season, so reservations are advisable if you are interested in staying overnight.

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HAILEY, ID (SUN) Alaska Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.alaskaair.com Nonstop flights: Seattle (SEA) – winter/summer/fall Delta Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.delta.com Nonstop flights: Salt Lake City (SLC) – year round, Los Angeles (LAX) – winter (Dec holidays) United Airlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.united.com Nonstop flights: Chicago (ORD) – winter Denver (DEN), Los Angeles (LAX) – winter/summer San Francisco (SFO) – winter/summer

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BOISE, ID (BOI)

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by Delta Airlines

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FLY SUN

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SUMMER AND FALL FLIGHTS SEA: Alaska daily nonstop flights June 25 - Sept 7; 3x week Sept 10 - November SLC: Delta daily nonstop flights all summer and fall DEN: United daily nonstop flights, June 20-22, June 25 - Sept 7 LAX: United nonstop flights, 5x week (Wed-Sun), June 25 - Sept 7 SFO: United nonstop flights, 2x week (Sat & Sun), July 11 - Sept 7 ORD: United winter service, Dec - March

FLIGHT INFO & SCHEDULES at www.flysunvalleyalliance.com

FROM A HOLISTIC POINT OF VIEW:

Everything is going to be okay.

By Julie Johnson

May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears.

— Nelson Mandela

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Stress is essentially anything that puts strain on the mind. Naturally it’s a challenge to not be under more stress while in a worldwide pandemic. Stress can lead to higher cortisol and adrenal levels. Higher cortisol and adrenal levels may lead to weight gain and or cardiovascular disease. These stressors on the body are gateway hormones to diabetes, high blood pressure and Alzhiemer’s.

Coronaviruses have an easier time of wreaking havoc in the body, or host, when in these weakened conditions.

Simple daily habits are critical for staying emotionally balanced during stressful times. Getting outside to exercise and sleeping regular hours are extremely helpful. Other helpful habits include drinking plenty of water, eating nutritious meals, and minimizing things like sugar, caffeine, and alcohol.

If you have been putting a few extra pounds on during this stressful time, you are not alone. Weight gain is an imbalance in the body’s chemistry. Stress causes more adrenaline. The body’s natural response to adrenaline is an increased craving of the foods that most quickly convert into glucose.

A burst of glucose gives the body a burst of energy needed for the adrenaline that comes to our rescue. Only we are not actually being chased by anything real. If not put to immediate use, this burst of glucose is stored as fat in the body to be burned as fuel later. If ever there was a time to get your health in order, this is it.

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Inflammation carries white blood cells (macrophages) to places that need its inflammatory help. How we look at the body’s defense mechanism is important.

Do we villainize our bodies natural response or do we thank our bodies for creating immunity? Is it the virus or the host?

Choose foods that nourish and heal. Choose relationships that are loving and supportive. Choose joyful thoughts over sad, and find spiritual practices that are grounding.

Why not make our health and our world around us the number one priority? Not tomorrow, but now. We can start by supporting our local farmers through direct sales. These gardeners, farmers and ranchers are using less chemicals, less invasive tilling practices and conservative water usage.

The animals we source from the gardeners, farmers and ranchers are raised and processed humanly.

SILVER LINING This is an opportunity to flip the health victim narrative and take charge of our rightful vibrant destiny. Through our actions, we can make fundamental changes to our processed eating habits. Choose to know how our food is grown and how many hands it has passed through. And learn a little bit about nutrition along the way.

Times of crises precipitate times of change. We have the opportunity to change our ‘sick care’ system to a ‘preventive care’ system, and our government’s policy of preparedness.

We can rebuild our in-state food processing facilities and use our resources better. We are smart, passionate people. We can reclaim our health and our planet’s health.

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Organic Market & Café

Celebrate our 10th Anniversary Year With Us Farmer’s Market with Waterwheel Gardens 1-5:30 pm • Tuesdays Newly Upgraded Full Kitchen • Hot Sandwiches, Wraps and Vegan Dishes • • Variety of Soups and Salads • • Outdoor Seating •

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OUTDOOR GUIDE Sun Valley and its surrounding areas will not leave you lacking for activities and adventure.

With some of the best trails in the west, the mountain biking and hiking are second to none.

THE BIG HITCH

Painting by Howard Lacina

Due to the Coronavirus – for the first time in over 60 years – the Big Hitch Parade and other Wagon Days events will not take place during Labor Day Weekend. The Big Hitch Parade is one of the largest non-motorized parades in the Pacific Northwest, featuring the Lewis Ore Wagons as its grand finale.

The Lewis Ore Wagons are the only ones of their kind in existence. In 1958, a few freight wagons were still in working condition, but none could match the Lewis Ore Wagons. These massive wagons are larger than an average freight wagon and were built to withstand extreme stress when loaded with ore to traverse over Trail Creek Summit. The Lewis family received several offers to purchase the wagons because they were so rare, including one from the Disney Corporation.

Instead of selling the wagons, they chose to donate them to the City of Ketchum on the condition that they remain on display for the public. Soon after, they became the highlight of the Wagon Days Parade, and appropriately named “The Big Hitch.”

This Labor Day Weekend, the Ore Wagons will be on display in Ketchum so you can have an up close and personal look.

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Photo: White Otter Outfitters

RAFTING A day in Sunbeam, Idaho with White Otter Outdoor Adventures simply can’t be beat! Your day starts with fresh blueberry muffins, raspberry scones, egg pies, and a good cup of coffee. Morning sun and some incredible food are followed by the sharing of laughter on the waters of the crystal clear Upper Main Salmon River.

Your day ends in the afternoon sun on the deck of the Sunbeam Café. Rafting from Sunbeam is a must when you’re here for vacation. Even the drive to and from the river will leave you speechless. There are very few places as beautiful and as untouched as the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. www.whiteotter.com | 208-788-5005

TRAILING OF THE SHEEP FESTIVAL The 24th Annual Celebration October 7-11

Don’t miss Idaho’s premier cultural event honoring the arts, history and culture of the West. Fall is beautiful in Sun Valley and this event will capture your heart as we celebrate a slice of the American West.

The event includes an authentic Folklife Fair, culinary events featuring lamb and local foods, storytelling, Wool Fest, multicultural experiences, entertainment, demonstrations and presentations, cooking, championship sheepdog trials and the Trailing of the Sheep Parade (Idaho living history) with 1,500 sheep trailing down Main Street in Ketchum. www.trailingofthesheep.org Photo: Darby Northcott

HORSEBACK RIDING Horseback riding offers a peaceful way to access the remote regions of Idaho. Sun Valley Outfitters can help you gain access to glacier-blue alpine lakes, steaming natural hot springs, resplendent views, and world-class fishing. The Horsemen Center at the Sun Valley Resort offers hourly trips daily on beautiful local trails.

Photo Courtesy of Sun Valley Outfitters

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16 miles, 7-10 hours, Difficult Trailhead: (4W.D. Recommended) > Hwy 75 > Turn on Pole Creek Rd > Three Cabins Creek trailhead (driving further north can shorten the hike if you take the alternate start) :: Dramatic and remote Castle Peak towers over the Chamberlain Basin Lakes.

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4-6 Miles, 1-3 hours, Easy - Moderate Trailhead: Hwy 75 > 4th of July Creek Rd to the end :: Fairly easy and short hikes that get you to exceptional high alpine scenery fast. :: Popular, so expect traffic.

7 4TH OF JULY LAKES

Trailhead: Highway 75 > Adams Gulch Rd > Left at stop sign > To the end of the road :: Extensive network of trails that is arguably the most popular hiking close to town.

11.4 Miles, 5-8 Hours, Moderate Trailhead: (4W.D. Recommended) > Hwy 75 > Turn onto dirt road at the top of Phantom Hill > Follow road to the right > Drive as far as your 4W.D. is comfortable. :: See old mining cabin remnants along the way, and scenic lakes at the end of the basin.

Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Hemingway Memorial parking area :: Great views of Baldy, and exceptional fall color.

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18.7 Miles, 8-14 Hours, Difficult Trailhead: Petit Lake > Tin Cup Trailhead :: Serene lakes, meadows and high mountain passes.

5 TOXAWAY LAKES LOOP 9 BOULDER CITY

7.5 Miles, 4-8 Hours, Difficult (Off Trail) Trailhead: Redfish Lodge > Boat shuttle across the lake (Summer only) > Hike turns off trail and wraps to the northeast side of The Elephant’s Perch :: Spectacular views of The Elephant’s Perch (A world class rock climbing wall)

4 SADDLEBACK LAKES

10.8 Miles > 15 Miles, 5-11 Hours Moderate - Difficult Trailhead: Redfish Lodge > Boat shuttle across the lake (Summer only) :: High lakes and meadows in the heart of the Sawtooths.

3 ALPINE LAKE

7.5 Miles, 5-8 Hours, Difficult Trailhead: Stanley > Hwy 21> Turn left and follow Iron Creek Road to the end :: Take Alpine Way Trail, then turn off trail to reach Goat Falls and Goat Lake.

2 GOAT LAKE

16-23 Miles, Multiple day hikes, Difficult Trailhead: From Stanley > Hwy 75 North > Turn Right on the East Fork of the Salmon > The respective lake basins are accessed off the Boulder Creeks Loop Trail :: If in search of beauty and solitude, this would be as good a place as any to find it.

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10 Miles, 4-8 Hours, Moderate Trailhead: Stanley > Hwy 21> Turn left and follow Iron Creek Road to the end :: Sawtooth Lake is the largest of the high alpine lakes in the area. It does not disappoint.

WHITECLOUD MOUNTAINS

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:: About one third of the way up there is a wooden viewing platform.

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8.4 Miles, 4-6 Hours, Moderate Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn following east fork of the Big Lost River > Right on Wild Horse Creek Road > Park just before Wild Horse Campground > Cross small stream to the right of the road to begin hike. :: Steep through the woods in the beginning, then opens up to rolling meadows among large peaks. Climb small, steep boulder section at the end of the valley to reach the lake.

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7.6 Miles, 4-7 Hours, Moderate - Difficult Trailhead: (4W.D. Recommended) > Trail Creek Rd > Turn on Kane Creek Rd > Follow to the end :: A classic hike within the heart of the Sawtooths, rising behind cliff bands and summer waterfalls.

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1.5 Miles, 1 Hour, Easy :: Wheelchair accessible Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn following East Fork of the Big Lost River > Right on Wild Horse Creek Road > Pass the Ranger station > First left to the end :: Well maintained trail leads to a large waterfall with a redwood viewing station. :: Explore beyond the waterfall for exciting views of the creek as it winds its way down through small cliffs.

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Trailhead: Turn West on Bullion from Hwy 75 in Hailey. the trail starts up the hill to the right just past the bigwood. :: Choose one of two Trails Easy or Moderate.

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3.4 Miles, 2-4 Hours, Easy - Moderate Trailhead: Hwy 75 > Baker Creek Road to the end :: Short hike to a very scenic lake, close to town.

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8.2 Miles, 3-5 Hours, Moderate - Strenuous Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn on Corral Creek Rd to the end :: Panorama of the Pioneers + a cool cabin at the top.

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11.6 Miles > Round trip to the base Difficult - Difficult Trailhead: South of Ketchum > Hwy 75 > East Fork Rd > Left at Hyndman T.H. sign > To the end of the road > Trail starts on the right side of the parking lot :: Common entry point for peak baggers scrambling to the top of Hyndman Peak.

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13.8 Miles, 7-10 Hours, Moderate - Difficult Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn following east fork of the Big Lost River > Right on Copper Basin Loop Road > Follow to Broad Canyon Trailhead :: Three beautiful alpine lakes at the base of the impressive Standhope Peak..

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Rasberrys

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726-6961

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726-5233

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788-1223

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Chapalitas

928-7306

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788-7699

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928-7111

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788-9184

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578-1293

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Silver Dollar

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SVI’s Food & Farm program, Local Food Alliance, plays a vital role in building community resilience by promoting the growth of our regional food system.

INITIATIVES

INITIATIVES

• Community Coordination for Recovery

• Wood River Valley Locally Grown Guide

• Relief & Rebuild Fund

• $5 For Farmers

• Long-term Community Resilience

• Farmers Market Support

• Sun Valley Forum & Sun Valley Youth Forum

• Blaine County Food Council

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• 2050 Food Vision

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