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SUMMER 2023 sunvalleysourcemagazine.com

SUN VALLEY

Find your place in the sun.

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

B A R R Y F I N E

P E T E R S O N

J E W E L E R S

CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF SERVING THE WOOD RIVER VALLEY

511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum, Idaho | 208-726-5276 | barrypeterson.com

HELP OUR COMMUNITY THRIVE

PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY IS THE SOLUTION TO OUR HOUSING CRISIS. YOU CAN HELP! Private funding makes housing more accessible to the workforce and allows for partnerships with specific industries and employers. Using private funds and partnerships, ARCH is delivering housing for our workforce.

Donate today at archbc.org to help us expand our reach, increase production, and create employer-specific housing.

ARCH is committed to developing high-quality, permanently affordable housing solutions for essential workers.

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MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE

THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE

210 Sun Valley Rd., Ketchum (next to smoky mountain pizza) (208) 726-6293 OPEN Mon - Sat: 11-6pm | Sun: 12-5pm

618 S. Main St., Hailey (across from dl evans bank) (208) 788-3258 OPEN Tues - Sat: 11-5pm

TRIBES INTERIORS

Custom Furniture | Retail Showroom | Design Services

411 5th Street E. • Ketchum, Idaho • 208•726•5003 • tribesinteriors.com

ON THE CANYON RIM

DEVELOPMENT PARCEL IN TWIN FALLS Costco

11.64 ACRES This Snake River canyon rim property is the last and best parcel of land owned by a Twin Falls pioneer family for over 100 years.

With +/- 950' of canyon rim expanse, the views into and across the canyon are breathtaking.

$8,800,000 MLS 22-329677 SCAN QR CODE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO

Sue Engelmann

208-720-0680 Sue@sueengelmann.com

Robert Struthers

208-788-4613 email@robstruthers.com

FROM THE PUBLISHER Dear Readers, The warm sunny days are upon us, and after the long, cold winter they are certainly welcome. I see a lot of happy, smiling faces and I say to myself what a perfect time to reach out and help those who are less fortunate.

We have in our community many charitable organizations that we can choose from. ARCH is committed to developing permanently affordable housing solutions for essential workers.

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SUMMER/FALL 2023 PUBLISHER / OWNER Randy Schaeffer ART DIRECTOR Judy Stoltzfus PRODUCED BY Judy’s Design House WRITERS Bryant Dunn Julie Johnson Hayden Seder

The purpose of Sun Valley Institute for Resilience is to advance community resilience in Idaho’s Wood River Valley region by educating, investing, and collaborating to insure that the economy, environment and people thrive.

These are but two of the many charities that you can help with. So as ARCH says, let’s help our community thrive.

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

PHOTOGRAPHERS Michael Edminster Ray Gadd Dev Khalsa Sara Olson Halsey Pierce SALES Randy Schaeffer 208.720.1352 Deborah Burns 208.720.6411 Bruce Brink 208.653.2606

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

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Cover photo of the Sawtooth Mountains by Carol Waller

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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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SHOES FOR EVERY MAN, WOMAN, CHILD & SEASON! THE WOOD RIVER VALLEY’S ONLY FOOTWEAR SHOP

WWW.OZZIESSHOES.COM 4th & Leadville • Across from Atkinsons’ in Ketchum • (208) 726-3604

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SUN VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL

GEAR REPAIR AT STURTEVANTS

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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

CHRISTMAS ISLAND LODGE An Angler’s Paradise

By Randy Schaeffer

MASTHEAD

16 GREAT FINDS A Summer Shopping Guide

20 SHOPPING MAP BUSINESS LISTINGS

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By Bryant Dunn

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BOOTS ON THE GROUND

HIGH PERFORMANCE AT THE PERCH

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

OUTDOOR GUIDE

Photo courtesy of Idaho Trails Association

By Hayden Seder

Photo courtesy of Pulaski Users Group

FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR FOUR GENERATIONS

KETCHUM Giacobbi Square 726.5668 | HAILEY Alturas Plaza 788.2294 | BELLEVUE Main Street 788.7788

www.atkinsons.com

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THE VALLEY CLUB: Embracing Sustainability for a Greener Golfing Experience

STANLEY Upper and Lower Stanley Map

60 SUN VALLEY WEDDINGS 62 / Kelly and Justin 64 / Hilary and Adam

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

77 TOWN MAPS 77 Sun Valley/Elkhorn 78 Ketchum 79 Hailey 80 Bellevue

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TOWN BIKE PATH

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BALDY TRAIL MAP

By Julie Johnson, NTP

88 IT’S DANG GOOD

By Judy Stoltzfus

91 LOCAL FOOD ON EVERY PLATE

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

96 LIST OF ADVERTISERS AND WEB ADDRESS DIRECTORY Photo: Ray Gadd

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When You’re Selling or Buying a Business

Choose the Broker with Knowledge, Integrity, Dependability, and Connections

Contact me for a complimentary, no-obligation consultation TODAY!

Business Sales

Buyer Searches

Mergers & Acquisitions

Business Valuations

Business Consulting

Exit Planning

Greg Binns, Business Transfer Advisor

Murphy Business & Financial Corporation (303) 641-5821 g.binns@murphybusiness.com murphybusiness.com/southernidaho

A SUMMER SHOPPING GUIDE

Great Finds MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE AND THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE

Cowhide and leather bags Original one-of-a-kind, made by local artist Michelle Castillo.

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE 210 Sun Valley Rd, Ketchum | 208-726-6293 THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE 618 S. Main St, Hailey | 208-788-3258

BARRY PETERSON JEWELERS

Anniversary Diamond Sun Pendant The “Sun Valley Sun” has become a Barry Peterson Jewelers signature line, with a rich heritage reflecting Barry’s exquisite craftsmanship. For the Sun Valley 50th Anniversary, Barry created the all-diamond Sun Valley Sun, which glitters with 50 stunning diamonds set in the original design.

Anniversary Diamond Eyes Sun Pendant For the Sun Valley 50th Anniversary, Barry created the Anniversary Diamond Eyes Pendant, which glitters gold sun rays with 2 stunning diamonds set in eyes of the original design.

Anniversary Sun Pendant For the Sun Valley 50th Anniversary, Barry created the original Sun Valley Sun, which glitters gold sun rays complimented by its unique design. This beautiful Pendant can be purchased in a variety of sizes in white gold, yellow gold or silver.

SUN VALLEY NEEDLE ARTS

Unique Stork and Epaulette designed scissors by Gingher are gold-plated with slender blades and sharp points – perfect for cutting thread flawlessly – an ideal gift or collector item. www.sunvalleyneedlearts.com 190 First Avenue North, Ketchum 208.928.7620

www.barrypeterson.com 511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum | 208.726.5202

V’S BOUTIQUE

Necklaces – that can also be worn as bracelets – and earrings made from refurbished piano wire, are the perfect unique gift for the music lover in your life.

Open 11-5 Daily 400 E. Sun Valley Road (Above the Cellar Pub) 208.913.0016 16

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OZZIES

Check out some of the summer favorites.

Johnston & Murphy Evelyn Chain Sandal.

Sorel Kinetic Impact Slingback Heel Sandal.

Men’s Merrell Agility Peak 4.

Shoes for every man, woman, child and season! www.ozziesshoes.com 4th & Leadville, Ketchum 208-726-3604

STURTEVANTS

The fjørå collection These iconic soft shell pants, and shorts are made for single-track mountain biking but work great for various outdoor activities such as trekking or mountaineering.

Extreme user quality.

Loaded minimalism design. www.sturtevants-sv.com Ketchum: 340 N. Main Street 208.726.4501 Hailey: Corner of Main & Carbonate 208.788.7847

TRIBES FURNISHINGS & INTERIORS These Kimono Vases are influenced by the shape of the Japanese kimono and are finished in a deep tomato red reactive glaze.

Acrylic Bike Sculptures - Colorful and fun for some added pizzazz! Custom colors available. www.tribesinteriors.com 411 E. 5th Street, Ketchum | 208.726.5003

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Great Finds RASBERRYS

Retail Nook In addition to the deli case, Rasberrys has a variety of jams, spices, vinegars, granola, drink mixers, wine and locally made goods. Visit us downstairs from 11-5, Monday - Friday www.rasberrys.net 411 5th Street East, Lower Level, Ketchum 208.726.0606

THE ELEPHANT’S PERCH

The Core Camo 7” Shorts are reporting for double duty as a versatile staple for your workouts and an all-day, any-day short for everything else. These are the do-anything shorts. Whatever your sport or activity, their four-way stretch construction with wicking fabric is up to the task. Fit is comfortable and secure thanks to their elastic waistband with internal drawcords, while the two hand pockets, rear envelope pocket, and hidden phone pocket mean you can get around with all your stuff as you head out for your session or day. www.elephantsperch.com 280 East Avenue, Ketchum | 208.726.3497

THE TRAILHEAD BICYCLES

Pivot Trail 429. The ultimate trail bike for all your classic rides in Sun Valley. It is a beautiful balance of a lightweight x-cross bike that pedals uphill with ease and descends like a longer travel bike with just the right geometry to absorb all the rocks and drops this valley has to offer. www.thetrailheadbicycles.com 111 N. 1st Avenue, Hailey 208.788.0883

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Who made your favorite sweater?

SINCE 2010 KNITTING AND NEEDLEPOINT SUPPLIES

190 First Avenue North • Ketchum • 208-928-7620 • sunvalleyneedlearts.com

• State-of-the-art vision & eye health evaluations • Diagnosis and treatment of eye disease • Cataract laser & refractive surgery consultations • Designer eyewear gallery including sunglasses & sports eyewear • No-obligation contact lens trials • Most insurance plans excepted

Fine Quality Dry Cleaning Eco-friendly 140 West Sun Valley Road • Ketchum • 208-622-2768

DRS. Davis, Williams, Nate, and Shaw Hailey • 788-4120 110 N. 1st Ave.

Ketchum • 726-3363 180 1st Ave. N.

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Broschofsky Gallery * Frederic Boloix Fine Art * Friesen + Lantz Fine Art * 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

GALLERY WALKS 2023 EVENINGS 5:00 - 7:30 PM

Friday, July 7, 2023 Friday, August 4, 2023 Friday, September 1, 2023 Friday, December 29, 2023

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ARE YOU READY TO EXPLORE SUN VALLEY? YOUR ADVENTURE STARTS AT STURTEVANTS Consider Sturtevants home base for your best summer days. Whether we're outfitting you with the right footwear and apparel to summit mountains or walk around town, tuning your bike for epic single track, or getting you the right bikes for a family ride on scenic paved trails, our focus is outstanding customer service. Our friendly and knowledgable staff will help point you in the direction of your next adventure.

We have you covered with world-class products, rentals, shuttles and guides.

LOOKING FOR A GUIDED MOUNTAIN BIKE ADVENTURE?

Based out of Sturtevants, Sun Valley Mountain Guides (SVMG) offers guided mountain biking tours and instruction custom tailored to the skill and fitness level of your group. Visit sturtevants.com/guide-service for more information or call 208.726.4512.

GUIDED MOUNTAIN BIKE ADVENTURES INSTRUCTION + SHUTTLES DOWNTOWN KETCHUM 340 N. Main Street 208.726.4501 LIMELIGHT HOTEL 151 S. Main Street 208.726.0898 DOWNTOWN HAILEY Corner of Main & Carbonate 208.788.7847

SANTA CRUZ | JULIANA | GIANT | LIV | 3T | BLUEJAY | CLE ARY | GA ZELLE | ROCK Y MOUNTAIN | BENNO TRANSITION | BELL SPORTS | CAMELBAK | DAKINE | FOX | GIRO | LEZ YNE | OSPRE Y | POC | SMITH SWEET PROTECTION | THOUSAND | CARVE DESIGNS | CHACO | SALOMON | ELEVENATE | TEVA | STIO SOREL | SIDI | FLYLOW | HESTRA | WILD RYE | NORRONA | REEF | MONS ROYALE | LOUIS GARNE AU FIVE TEN | SHIMANO | ALTRA | ASOLO | MERRELL | SAUCONY | ROSSIGNOL | RIPTON & CO

gear repair AT STURTEVANTS

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he repair center is located upstairs in the main store in Ketchum, however, drop-off is available at the Hailey and Warm Springs locations too.

Sue Baker has years of experience doing repairs for Patagonia and can bring back-to-life any brand of outdoor gear. The new repair center is outfitted with the latest equipment for sewing, seam sealing, snap, and buckle repair and more. A close match can be found with their wide selection of fabrics, zippers, cord locks and webbing and some basic alterations are available as well.

Sturtevant’s mission is to increase the longevity of your jackets, ski wear, tents, packs and sleeping bags.

Their philosophy is to extend the life of your gear and keep it in circulation instead of ending up in a landfill.

Children grow fast and it is easy to patch the knees of your child’s ski pants or to fix an expensive jacket to pass it on for many more seasons of play. No matter how hard you or your children are on your clothing, nearly everything is repairable.

You’ll be pleasantly surprised after learning that your gear is not hopelessly ruined when you melt your jacket by the campfire, or your dog chews a hole in your pack or jacket to find that snack you forgot.

Our outdoor playground is rugged and hard on gear, and so is our athletic community. Whether your sport is on the snow, on a bike or hiking, you can come to Sturtevants to tune your boards, bikes and now your soft gear! S SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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BIG GAME HUNTING S STEELHEADING S KIDS CAMPS SUN VALLEY’S FINEST HUNTING ADVENTURES!

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Christmas Island Lodge:

By Bryant Dunn ©2022

AN ANGLER’S PARADISE

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or Christmastime revelers across the world, December 25th serves as the annual day to exchange gifts, fill stockings and celebrate Christian traditions with friends and family.

However, on the central Pacific island of Kiritimati, Christmas is a year round event.

Commonly known as Christmas Island, named by Captain James Cook upon his “discovery” of the island on Christmas Eve in 1777, this central Pacific coral atoll is one of 33 tropical islands that make up the Republic of Kiribati and is located approximately 1300 miles due south of Hawaii just north of the equator. In the local Gilbertese language, ti is pronounced as s thus resulting in the pronunciation of Kiritimati equating to Christmas and Kiribati to keer-ih-bos.

RECREATIONAL FISHERY This remote, palm tree-covered white sand island is known as one of the most spectacular recreational fisheries on the planet, offering world-class saltwater flats

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fishing as well as deep sea fishing opportunities beyond its surrounding reef. Giant trevally, bluefin trevally, golden trevally, milkfish, triggerfish, a variety of reef fish and the ubiquitous bonefish swim the 150 square miles of ankle to waist deep water encapsulated in the island’s inner lagoon.

In fact, by some estimates, the bonefish population of Christmas Island outnumbers the human population of 7,400 by roughly 100 to 1.

ANGLING TOURISM Kiritimati’s primary export is copra, a product of the numerous coconut palm trees that blanket the island, but in recent history, angling tourism has become central to the atoll’s economy. Anglers, most commonly fly fishermen, travel to the island on a weekly Fiji Airways flight that originates in Honolulu. Once on-island, visitors are transported to their lodgings which are mostly spartan rooms that offer basic amenities as a base for long days wading the inner lagoon in search of the various piscatorial target species.

Recently, thanks to an exclusive joint venture between the Kiribati government and an American partnership headquartered in the Northern Rocky Mountains, Christmas Island Lodge (formerly the Captain Cook Hotel) is being renovated, remodeled and upgraded to serve as Kiritimati’s premier lodge offering catering specifically to adventurous anglers from across the globe.

In addition to the comprehensive renovations of the 12 private oceanside bungalows complete with thatched roofs, air conditioning and en suite heated showers, the lodge is now connected to the new solar electrical grid which was installed by the Kiribati government in advance of the pandemic.

LAUNCHSITE Among many advantages offered by Christmas Island Lodge over the few existing lodging options on the island is the private boat launch on the inner lagoon which has been established during the country’s pandemic closure.

This launchsite, adjacent to the lodge’s private swimming lagoon, allows Christmas Island Lodge guests to be the first in and the last out of the back of the inner lagoon where the most desirable fishing opportunities exist. This launchsite is only permitted to Christmas Island Lodge guests and eliminates the lengthy drive and boat trip from the other lodgings located in Tabwakea, London and Poland on the west side of the atoll.

The lodge’s location on the outskirts of Banana, a small village on the north central reach of Kiritimati, is most proximal to the airport and the highly coveted fishing destinations of the Korean Wreck and Huff Dam. This allows for minimal vehicle travel and a maximum of fishing hours each day. Additionally, with the advent of the Starlink global internet system, lodge guests will have unequaled internet connectivity while enjoying the sunset and fresh lobster and sushi appetizers each evening after long days on the flats.

WEATHER Regarding the best time of year to visit Kiritimati, due to its location near the equator, weather varies little with temperatures only fluctuating by approximately 1 degree over the calendar year and settling comfortably in the mid-80s during the day and the mid-70s at night.

As global tourism is steadily returning to prepandemic norms, international travelers are increasingly returning to exotic destinations like Christmas Island.

And though, for most of the world, Christmas is celebrated just one day per year, adventurous anglers can celebrate Christmas everyday in the Republic of Kiribati which might very well end up being the holiday of a lifetime. S For more information on Christmas Island Lodge, visit christmasislandlodge.com or call 1-844-CILODGE (245-6343).

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280 EAST AVENUE KETCHUM, ID 83340 | 208-726-3497 | ELEPHANTSPERCH.COM

High Performance at the Perch T

he Elephant’s Perch is a premier outdoor retail store here in Ketchum/Sun Valley. The Perch puts a high priority on supporting our local community and our incredible nonprofits. There is a knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff who enjoy and engage in the activities and sports they sell. The hot dog shack in front of the store is just one more good reason to come by in the summer.

FOX HISTORY Since its inception in 1974, FOX Racing has continuously pushed the boundaries of innovation, crafting gear that has become synonymous with excellence. From motorcycle racing to mountain biking, and now expanding into training apparel, FOX Racing has solidified its position as a leader in the industry. FOX has leaned into its professional athlete roster to develop and continually improve their apparel.

PERCH/FOX MOUNTAIN BIKE ROOM The FOX room at the Elephant’s Perch – located right next to the bike shop – offers a wide variety of FOX mountain bike specific options for men, women and children. From high-tech performance bike apparel to helmets, footwear, gloves and protection.

NEW FOX PERFORMANCE TRAINING COLLECTION The all-new training apparel lineup is a testament to FOX Racing’s dedication to excellence. Designed to enhance every training session, whether it’s in the gym or while recovering, these high-performance garments embody flexibility, breathability, and durability.

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HIGH-INTENSITY TRAINING MEETS PREMIUM PERFORMANCE

FOX Racing’s evolution in performance apparel can now be explored exclusively at the Elephant’s Perch. This trusted FOX partner captures the essence of the brand and provides a platform for athletes and enthusiasts to immerse themselves in a carefully curated selection of gear that reflects FOX Racing’s legacy of performance and innovation across training and mountain bike apparel.

The Elephant’s Perch continues to carry your favorite high-quality activewear for any sport you enjoy. Come in to the Perch and see what FOX has to offer you. Check out the Elephant’s Perch website for their Calendar of Events and sale specials: elephantsperch.com.

Sign up for weekly emails to get the latest info. S

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Sunday, July 16 MORNING RITUAL powered by FOX WHAT: Run/Hike/Walk, followed by a delicious recovery breakfast featuring Energy Margaritas!

WHERE: Elephant’s Perch WHY: Fun, community activity to enjoy the outdoors and experience FOX Training apparel WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO: elephantsperch.com Turn every morning into a RITUAL powered by FOX!

GAME-CHANGING WORKOUT CLOTHING. IT’S NOT JUST IN THE DESIGNS, IT’S IN THE PEOPLE WHO WEAR THEM.

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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.

GOLF

Check out the 6,986-yard Trail Creek championship course, the 7,214 yard-long Elkhorn Golf course and the 9-hole White Clouds course. Sun Valley Resort’s golf courses offer the country’s most amazing views on world-renowned greens for every level golfer.

SUN VALLEY ON ICE

Photos Courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

Sun Valley Resort is looking forward to the return of Sun Valley on Ice this summer.

Sun Valley on Ice delivers an original lineup of all-star skaters including Olympic medalists and world-class figure skaters.

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The Wh iTe OT T e r raf T i n g e xper ie nc e have a blast!

refuel feel right at home

walk to the river!

treat yourself right Join us in Sunbeam for a genuine welcome, adventure-soaked rafting, and great food. It’s unforgettable.

FULL DAY & HALF DAY TRIPS FOR ALL AGES FLOAT FISHING • SCENIC Dude, I just won FLOAT TRIPS • BOAT RENTALS many brownie 208.788.5005 • so WWW.WHITEOTTER.COM points with my wife

See mom, I told you that double major in Business and Environmental

Happy kids? Check!

Happy husband?

Check! Sunscreen reapplied? Check!

Overabundance of exclamation marks?

Check!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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.

Photos Courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

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THE PAVILION

The Sun Valley Pavilion will play host to a number of incredible performances this summer season. From the Dutch National Ballet and symphony concerts put on by the Sun Valley Music Festival to a 4th of July celebration concert with Marcus King and supporting act Tylor & The Train Robbers, and more, it’ll be a summer to remember.

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The best way to experience Sun Valley’s legendary Western heritage is with a visit to the fabled Sun Valley Stables and Western Horseman’s Center. Trail rides and wagon experiences are fun for the entire family, from beginner to experienced rider.

PROVIDING 5 OR 6 DAY RIVER TRIPS ON 100 MILES OF IDAHO’S LEGENDARY MIDDLE FORK OF THE SALMON. Inquire about our Flying B Lodge stays, mile 67 on the Middle Fork!

LARGEST WILDERNESS IN THE LOWER 48 INCREDIBLE WHITEWATER • NATURAL HOT SPRINGS WORLD-CLASS FLY FISHING • AMAZING CUISINE AWESOME HIKES • TOP NOTCH GUIDES GROUP CHARTERS AVAILABLE • AGES 6 AND UP

BOOKING FOR SUMMERS 2023 & 2024

Clint & Molly Frank | www.middlefork.com | 1-208-627-9989

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YOGA

Great for body and mind.

Immerse yourself in yoga on top of Baldy, but remember to breathe because the view from the top might take your breath away.

Photos Courtesy of Sun Valley Resort

MOUNTAIN BIKING

With over 400 miles of single-track spread throughout the valley, individuals of all ages and experience levels can find something to suit them. The technical and rugged trails on Bald Mountain now boast the country’s longest purpose-built downhill route and 3,100 feet of lift-access trails. The more relaxed White Cloud Trails offer stunning views of the valley and a great hiking or biking experience for beginners and families.

HIKING

Sun Valley offers all levels of hiking trails. See the Bald Mountain trail map on pages 82 and 83.

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OUTDOOR GUIDE

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

Photo: Michael Edminster

TRAILING OF THE SHEEP FESTIVAL The 27th Annual Celebration • October 4-8

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 Sheep Folklife Fair, culinary events featuring lamb and local foods, storytelling, Wool Fest, multicultural experiences, entertainment, demonstrations and presentations, cooking, championship sheepdog trials and the Big Sheep Parade (Idaho living history) with 1,500 sheep trailing down Main Street in Ketchum. www.trailingofthesheep.org SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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Boots on the Ground: TRAIL MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS KEEPING OUR TRAILS USABLE

By Hayden Seder

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he splendor of Idaho’s pristine wilderness has been drawing people to the area for many years. And while there are many organizations, like the Sawtooth Society or Idaho Conservation League, that work on big picture ways to protect Idaho’s natural resources, like restoring wild salmon populations or protecting public lands, it’s easy to forget about the organizations who are on the trails, maintaining them to keep them accessible. The Sawtooth National Forest covers over 2 million acres, and the Salmon-Challis National forest, which includes the 2.3 million-acre Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness Area, covers over 4.3 million acres. That’s a lot of area for just a few organizations and their volunteers, along with the work of the Forest Service, to cover, especially with the influx of new people to the state and its resulting growing threat to public lands (according to the Chamber of Hailey and the Wood River Valley, visitation to the SNRA went up 500% between 2016 and 2020). Here, we shine a light on some of the organizations putting in the blood, sweat, and tears to keep our trails usable.

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WOOD RIVER TRAILS COALITION

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ounded in 2019 and named for the go-to trail tool, the Pulaski, Pulaski Users Group (PUG) is a nonprofit based out of Hailey that provides training, tools, and leadership for volunteer-driven trail maintenance projects across central Idaho. PUG is focused specifically on supporting the Forest Service with sections of trails that are difficult to access and therefore have been a low priority for maintenance. PUG works with the Forest Service each year to determine what trails need work in federally designated wilderness, areas like the Frank Church, Sawtooths, and White Clouds.

When it comes to doing the actual maintenance work, PUG is completely volunteer-based; their only staff member is Program Director Lex Carey. Volunteers are led by former staff or long-time volunteers and taught to use traditional, non-mechanized tools, per federal regulation, which bans the use of mechanized tools like chainsaws. PUG works consistently with volunteer groups like the Flourish Foundation, Community School students, and many retired people in the area but could always use more volunteers, particularly in the younger demographic.

“There’s always going to be more work, and the more volunteer work we can get, the better,” says Program Director Lex Carey. “Our focus is really on getting young people out in the wilderness and learning about public lands and hopefully wanting to become stewards and advocates for our natural places.”

he Wood River Trails Coalition (WRTC) is focused on trails within the Wood River Valley, particularly multi-use trails used by runners, bikers, and horseback riders. Founded in 2011 as the Wood River Bicycle Coalition and renamed in 2019 – Wood River Trails Coalition – WRTC is a nonprofit, working to create, maintain, and sustain the Valley’s trail network for all users.

Like its peer groups, WRTC relies on volunteer manpower and traditional, non-mechanized tools for its trail projects.

Trail projects are planned in coordination with the US Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management and posted on the WRTC website with a detailed description of the project, including where, when, difficulty, project description, what to bring/wear, what will be provided, directions, and a form to RSVP. Most events do not require any previous knowledge of trail work and, as an added bonus, each time you volunteer you’ll get more raffle tickets for WRTC’s end-of-season raffle!

You can also support the WRTC with an annual or monthly individual, business, or dog membership with amounts as low as $5/month. Another way to help keep trails well-maintained is to use the WRTC trail reporting

PUG 2022 STATS 2429 volunteer hours 69 trail miles worked 106 volunteers 1,585 logs removed Trails worked on: Redfish Inlet, Hell Roaring, Warm Springs, Middle Fork of the Boise River, Queen’s River, Loon Creek, Knapp Creek, North Fork of Elk Creek 42

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form. Run into snow or mud, or a downed tree? See something else that needs fixing on the trails? WRTC has a trail reporting form on their website to alert them so they can let the BCRD know so they can update the status on their Summer Traillink map, pass the info along to the WRTC’s federal partners, and then address it at the next volunteer night or send a staff member to fix it!

WRTC 2022 Stats 8 drains built 770+ logs cleared 12,803 feet brushed 31,479 feet of tread work completed 1,007 staff and volunteer hours 49 drains cleaned 231 volunteers Trails worked on: Toe of the Hill, Camp Rainbow Gold, Hidden Valley, Forbidden Fruit, Low Hanging Fruit, Aspen Loop, Pollinator Meadow, Alden, Prairie Creek, Taylor Canyon, Johnstone Creek, Cow Creek, Belle Trail

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he Idaho Trails Association (ITA) conducts trail projects across the entire state but dedicates several of those projects each year to the Sun Valley area.

Formed in 2010, ITA acts as the voice for hikers in Idaho, promoting conservation and enjoyment of Idaho’s backcountry on foot. By working with volunteers, organizations, and government partners, ITA maintains trails, educates, advocates, and protects public lands to keep hiking open to all.

By working closely with the Forest Service, ITA chooses its projects based on those trails that need help but also what works as a desirable project and area for volunteers.

“We love maintaining trails that see a lot of use as well as opening up trails that haven’t been used frequently because of major maintenance issues,” says Kelly Hewes, ITA Communications Director. “We hope that this can lead to spreading out use across more trails and avoiding the issues that come with too many people trying to use the same trails at the same time.”

ITA volunteer projects vary in difficulty and length (both in miles and work days); some are Women-Only work projects as well. ITA looks for ways to educate the public, not just volunteers, on wilderness stewardship and Leave No Trace principles. Like PUG and WRTC, trail workers must rely on non-mechanized tools.

ITA partners with local trail organizations as much as possible. “There are so many trails that need work, and we need to come together to make a dent in the backlog of trails that are due for maintenance,” says Hewes. S

ITA 2022 STATS 11,799 volunteer hours worked 754 volunteers 68 trail work projects 280 miles of trail cleared 4,446 logs removed 24,785 feet of tread fixed 510 water bars cleaned 71 miles of trail brushed SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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THE VALLEY CLUB:

Embracing Sustainability for a Greener Golfing Experience

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he Valley Club is dedicated to prioritizing sustainability in all aspects of our operations. As part of our ongoing commitment, we have implemented significant changes to ensure a greener golfing experience.

One notable shift has been the transition from synthetic fertilizers to organic alternatives. By utilizing organic fertilizers derived from natural sources like plant and animal materials, compost, and manure, we have taken a proactive step towards reducing our environmental impact.

The advantages of organic fertilizers are manifold. They align with our eco-conscious approach by eliminating synthetic chemicals and pesticides. This choice promotes a healthier balance between golfing and the natural environment.

Organic fertilizers also contribute to the resilience of our turfgrass, making it more resistant to pests, diseases, and environmental stresses. Their slow-release nature minimizes the risk of nutrient leaching and runoff, preserving the integrity of nearby water bodies.

Furthermore, these fertilizers provide a balanced nutrient profile, supporting the overall growth and health of our greens. With the inclusion of secondary nutrients necessary for optimal plant development, we ensure a visually appealing and sustainable playing surface.

At The Valley Club, sustainability is a core value. Through our use of organic fertilizers and other eco-friendly practices, we strive to create a golfing environment that not only delights our members but also showcases our dedication to environmental responsibility. S

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Love is the whole thing KELLY & JUSTIN

Wedding Planner: Kelly Maybo/Blue Bottles Events Photographer: Halsey Pierce Floral Design: Tara Bella Flowers

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wedding hosted at the Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch is going to be a hard one to beat. With the majestic Sawtooth Mountains as a backdrop, the tightly manicured grounds, the perfectly tamed flower beds, and the beautifully prepared farm-to-table meals, you have a near perfect recipe for success. When you add in the late summer evening glow, a few dozen of your closest family and friends, and select deeply personal touches, you get magic.

And that’s exactly what Kelly and Justin’s wedding was.

Magical.

The welcome dinner, open to all guests, was hosted across the street from the Ranch and provided the laid-back, yet chic, vibe that was present throughout the whole weekend.

Justin made the night extra special, first, by surprising Kelly with a performance of “The Luckiest” by Ben Folds on the piano, bringing everyone – but especially his bride – to tears.

Second, he flew in Chad Nelson, a Los Angeles-based illusionist to dazzle guests with out-of-this-world magic tricks that had heads spinning and mouths gaping. It was a beautiful and wildly entertaining evening beneath the Idaho stars that set the stage for the weekend ahead.

On Saturday morning, guests woke up at the Ranch to smoky skies, a sad reminder of the all too common forest fires in the area. While visitors used the day to explore the area and take in the Idaho landscape, Kelly and her friends prepped for the nuptials. Shortly before the ceremony, and just moments after Kelly and Justin met to share their deeply personal vows in private, the winds shifted, the smoke dissipated, and the sun appeared. It was time to party.

The wedding, itself, was infused with special moments.

Justin’s sisters performed a custom-arranged prelude set, and shared a truly touching reading. A close friend officiated the wedding, highlighting candid moments along the couple's journey – from co-workers to fiancés.

A beautiful cocktail hour turned into dinner with thoughtful and hilarious toasts from the fathers of the bride and groom, along with the Best Man and Maid of Honor. After a proper Ranch feast featuring local fare, guests made their way into the main lodge where they danced and laughed and made magical memories well into the night. S

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This magical day HIL ARY & ADAM

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ilary and Adam met unexpectedly on a Thursday night in April 2019 at Boss Bar, a Chicago institution known for its lively late night scene and good music. Each with their respective friends, not “looking” to meet their future partners but they instantly clicked and knew this would be something special.

Hilary’s parents first visited Sun Valley together in 1989 and in the early 1990s began bringing Hilary and her siblings to the Wood River Valley every year. She learned to ski on Dollar at age five and her parents moved to the Valley full time in 2012. Hilary and Adam have spent a great deal of time together in Sun Valley over the past several years and when Adam proposed in May of 2021, they could not imagine getting married anywhere else.

They quickly selected Trail Creek Cabin as their venue of choice, but due to the backlog of Covid weddings, there was a chance they would have to come up with “Plan B.” After another couple dropped the

Wedding Planner: Amanda Seaward Photographer: Dev Khalsa Photography Floral Design: Taylorʼd Events Cake: Hank & Sylvie's

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September 24, 2022 date, Hilary and Adam quickly snagged it and had their dream venue secured.

Amanda Seaward helped the couple plan their perfect weekend. She had orchestrated flawless and incredible events for Hilary’s parents in the past, and it was a “no-brainer” to have her plan their big day.

Hilary and Adam truly could not have asked for a more beautiful weekend. They kicked off the wedding festivities with a rehearsal dinner and welcome party at The Covey on Friday evening. The smoke had finally cleared after several weeks of wildfires earlier in September and they were blessed on their big day with spectacular, sunny, 75-degree weather. Everything about that day continued to be perfect. Adam was accompanied down the aisle by the most adorable “best man”, Teddy. The Reverend Kathleen Bean of St. Thomas Episcopal Church married the duo and the celebration continued with specialty cocktails, dinner, and dancing under the tent at Trail Creek Cabin. They had stunning flowers from Taylor’d Events, unbelievable music from Element Music’s Groove Society, and Dev Khalsa preserved the memories with her beautiful photography. The couple concluded the weekend with a wonderful brunch at The Ram in the Sun Valley Village before taking off to enjoy some R&R in Greece.

It was a most magical weekend that will forever bring smiles to their faces! S

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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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12 North Pine-Featherville Road • Pine, Idaho • (208) 653-2526 pineresortidaho.com • Airport 5 minutes from resort. Call for motel reservations: 208-653-2210 COME BACK FOR WINTER To enjoy snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sledding, hot springs and more good food and drink.

HAYHURST

Bed & Breakfast Lodge Cabin Rental On Anderson Ranch Reservoir in Pine Idaho Just a hop, skip and a jump from Sun Valley, Twin Falls or Boise

A GORGEOUS, RUSTIC & ROMANTIC MOUNTAIN LODGE

Lodge has 7 individual rooms – each with private full bathroom.

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Lodge sleeps up to 20, Cottage sleeps up to 8.

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BIKE PATH The Wood River Trails Bike Path starts in Bellevue and ends just north of Ketchum. This smooth, paved path has scenery all the way and is open to foot traffic, bikes, dogs and skates. In the winter season it is groomed for cross-country skiing. Sorry, no motorized vehicles. Take this trail and leave the car behind!

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Just Breathe

By Julie Johnson, NTP

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know, we all hear about how important the mind-body connection is.

But there’s nothing like an injury to drive the point home. After slamming myself on a flat light day on the ski hill, I found myself admitted to the ER. I had managed a one-point landing on my left shoulder, breaking and fracturing the humerus ball joint in many places. When my husband walked in and saw me sitting on the emergency room bed in writhing crepitus pain his first words were, “you rarely fall”.

Right – but it only takes a nano second to change everything I thought I knew about myself.

Injuries are only temporary, but they don’t feel like that in the moment, and the many moments that turn into days, weeks, and months following. My shoulder looked like a hardware store – five screws. Bandaged, strapped in tight, my arm and chest still numbed from the nerve block, I was sent home with instructions to expand my lungs.

INCENTIVE SPIROMETER As I was inhaling through the ‘incentive Spirometer’ all surgical patients are sent home with, I realized the obvious. Deep breathing is literally the breath of life. This ‘Airlife’ contraption is Western medicine’s answer to mindful breath. Something the ‘yogis’ have known for thousands of years. It is not in our daily habits to breathe deeply through our noses and slowly exhale.

Maybe even accompanied with an ‘OM’ sound.

Skiing is my happy place. The fresh air, aerobic exercise, inhaling lung healing essential oils of pine and fir, and the view from the top. OMG, four major mountain ranges from the top

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Under stress, breathing becomes rather shallow. That must be one reason we surgical patients are sent home with that plastic breathing exercise thingy. of the world – stunning. I used to fly small planes, which is definitely a thrill, but ‘flying’ down a groomed run or straight lining the bowls in fresh snow is comparable in utter joy and freedom of flying body and soul.

SILVER LINING As a patient, it is my job not to get depressed. To allow the ‘silver lining’ to appear. (Nearly everyone is quick to add that in their sentiments. And I suppose one silver lining is that I didn’t break my neck, only inches away from my shoulder.) I need to stay focused on the healing process. But chronic pain, inactivity and not sleeping more than three hours at a stretch takes a serious toll on the happy hormones. Only large amounts of destructive cortisol are cursing through my veins. In fact no serotonin, dopamine, endorphins and oxytocin are being produced while in the initial recovery phase. Especially if I am taking pain killers. They kill more than pain. Luckily I couldn’t take the codines (there were a variety) for more

than a couple of days, because of crippling constipation. One thing I know as a nutritionist is that if my gut isn’t functioning, healing can not commence.

My husband put me under house arrest for a month. My adult children were freaking out that mom was hurt (maybe because of the strain on dad) and every medical professional I saw was quick to say; “do you know how old you are?” I am perfectly aware of how old I am, as Medicare so astutely announced – but muscle memory says otherwise! (Hey, still here, and planning on being a pain in my family’s ass for some time to come).

OXYGEN It’s also interesting to contemplate that among the greatest reasons for keeping my body healthy is to best take care of my brain – which needs oxygen.

In turn, my healthy brain reciprocates by taking better care of my body. It’s my brain that tells my body how to function. Under stress, breathing becomes rather shallow. That must be one reason

we surgical patients are sent home with that plastic breathing exercise thingy.

As annoying as it is, when we expand our ridge rib cage and move our diaphragm, we calm the nervous system.

So when in recuperation, while I couldn’t move my body very much, the only way to keep my brain functioning appeared to be through deep focused meditative breathing.

For me, going 50 miles an hour on skis is one of the most calming experiences I can have. I actually have a smile on my face and can breathe deeply in and out. My life’s nonsense stands still.

My body is completely at rest, and my mind at ease. I am one with my surroundings. I am in the zone.

LOOKING INWARDS For those of us who are speed and highwire junkies, injury is a calling to look inwards and explore the vastness therein. They say what lies on the inside is greater than what we see outside ourselves. Which sounds a bit horrifying.

Yet, trying to make the ‘outside world’

behave and conform to my whims has been a lifelong frustration. Maybe I should work on what I can change – myself. Ugh. So, you would think my interior landscape would be easier to manage than my outside landscape. After all, I have been living with myself for decades. Breathing techniques seem to be the keyhole. My daily due diligence is the key.

Just one minute of Bhastrika Pranayama or Bellows breathing through the nose, followed by a one minute meditation may help control your autonomic nervous system. Also increases gamma waves and nitric oxide and lowers blood pressure.

A more robust Pranayama breathing is to expand your belly, then chest, then upper chest always through your nose. Make the action big. Raise your arms over head, breath in belly, chest, and slowing lower arms as you slowly let out your breath through your nose.

Diaphragmatic breathing like this from Ayurvedic practices moves the

body’s lymphatic pump. This pump carries our immunity, removes toxins, waste and delivers nutrients as energy.

My favorite is a slow 10 count of breath in through my nose and a slow 10 count of letting the air out through my nose.

STILLNESS This kind of breathing always helps affect mood and emotions in a positive way. This has helped me breathe better all day long. When I look out the window at our beautiful mountain landscape, I just want to be in it, outside.

My enforced stillness and non-activity begs self reflection. Breathing exercises can become a way of life for which I am now very grateful. My mind-body connection is expanding my consciousness and healing my inner world through breathing – pure magic.

So maybe I don’t always need to be in the danger zone to be in my comfort zone.

I look forward to seeing everyone on the trails this summer. S

Organic Market & Café

Celebrating 13 years of bringing the best soups to Ketchum Farmer’s Market with Waterwheel Gardens 1-5:30 pm • Tuesdays

HOT LUNCHES • Hot Sandwiches • • Wraps and Vegan Dishes • • Variety of Soups and Salads • www.jjnourishme.com

We support Idaho farms and food producers Locally owned with personal service Cultured Vegetables, Local Greens, Meat, Eggs, Dairy Supplements

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It’s Dang Good

By Judy Stoltzfus

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f you are like me and were saddened at the closing last year of Zou 75 on Main Street in Hailey – take heart – Dang has reopened the restaurant and it is named Mr. Dee. It resembles Zou with it’s delicious menu of Sushi, Seafood and Steak. The rolls are gorgeously presented and scrumptious as well. Plus Mr. Dee has the fun Martini Bar, though I am partial to the Margaritas. The atmosphere allows for a nice evening out.

Dang welcomed my friend and I after we were seated

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and I asked him how challenging it would be to run two restaurants simultaneously. Dang and his wife A Chanthasuthisombut, also own Dangs Thai Cuisine & Sushi Bar in Hailey. Seems like a heavy load. But Dang – in his usual quiet, cool way – didn’t appear to be rattled at all as he explained he had a very talented and capable staff.

Mr. Dee is open Monday through Saturday from 4pm to 10 pm.

I am already looking forward to my next meal at Mr. Dee. S

Enjoy Happy Hour Monday - Saturday 4-5:30pm

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726-5668

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726-3068

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Enoteca

928-6280

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Galena Lodge – 24 miles north of Ketchum

726-4010

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725-0314

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726-8004

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726-2882

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Local food is the healthy, climate-smart, and delicious choice.

— Amy Mattias

Local Food on Every Plate

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inding local food is now easier than ever! Thanks to the Locally Grown Guide’s new mobile online guide your access to fresh, regionally produced ingredients is only a tap away. You can find restaurants with seasonal, locally focused menus and grocery stores specializing in products from local farms and ranches no matter where you are in the Valley.

This new resource, which complements the fourth edition of the printed Locally Grown Guide, is part of the Local Food Alliance’s (LFA) mission to increase access, variety, and affordability of locally produced food in the Wood River Valley.

“Local food is the healthy, climatesmart, and delicious choice,” says Amy Mattias, Sun Valley Institute for Resilience Program Director. “Our work is focused on making it the easy choice as well. We are working to get local food on every plate in the Valley.”

Local Food Alliance’s plan to get locally produced on every plate is multifaceted. The printed and online Locally Grow Guides connect consumers to regional producers, making it easy to know what is available and from where. Recipes and tips within the Guide help individuals get the most out of their food dollars. And for the

big picture, investments through the Sun Valley Institute for Resilience’s (Local Food Alliance’s parent organization) Impact Idaho Fund are helping start and expand local food businesses and regional climate-smart agriculture projects.

Another big push for LFA this year is facilitating local purchasing commitments. With the LFA’s local food procurement framework, businesses, organizations, and institutions can develop a concrete strategy for consistently purchasing locally grown food.

“Economics come into play when we’re talking about local food,” says Executive Director, Nate Twichell.

“Getting more businesses and institutions on board with buying local food guarantees farmer outlets for their products. On the flip side, building capacity for local food production and distribution through investment assures local institutions that the products they want will be available. We’re working on both sides of this equation and seeing the growth.”

Work on investing in local food businesses and connecting producers to buyers hinges on continuing to grow interest in local food. To do this, the new mobile version of the Locally Grown Guide is aimed at reaching the

largest possible audience with information that makes the local choice the easy choice.

“By giving consumers simple ways to get involved in the local food system, the Guide expands the demand for locally produced food,” adds Twichell.

“That demand is a powerful driver for the larger positive economic, social, and environmental impacts of local food.”

The new mobile version of the Guide puts the consumer at the center of the local food system. Fully searchable listings make finding farmers producing certain ingredients simple, location services allow users to find a locally sourced meal at a moment’s notice, and the front and center seasonal eating chart makes finding what’s fresh a breeze.

The 4th Annual Wood River Valley Locally Grown Guide is available at Sun Valley Source racks throughout the Valley year-round.

Visit locallygrownguide.org and use the new online Locally Grown Guide to discover something new today! S SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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928-7094

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726-2744

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726-3388

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Rasberrys

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Best in the Valley since 2013!

LUNCH • DINNER Lunch Bento Boxes

310 North Main Street • Hailey, Idaho • 208-928-7111 • dangthaicuisine.com

SANDWICHES MADE WITH LOVE Best In The Valley... Let Us Prove It! Homemade Soups, Sandwich Platters Salads, Cookies & Other Treats!

Patio Dining & Catering Hours: 10am - 3pm Monday - Saturday 171 N. Main Street • Hailey, Idaho • 208-788-2411

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Atkinsons’ Market

788-2294

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

A Taste of Thai

578-2488

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788-2411

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928-6200

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Gourmet Bistro

CK’s Real Food

788-1223

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Chapalitas

928-7306

Mexican

da Vinci’s

788-7699

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Dang Thai Cuisine

928-7111

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788-7217

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788-1255

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788-5986

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928-4899

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928-7550

Real Mexican

Mahoney’s Bar & Grill

788-4449

American

Mama Inez Taqueria

726-0125

Southwestern Cuisine

Silver Dollar

788-2900

American

Silver Dragon

788-8668

Chinese

South Valley Pizzeria

788-1456

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Mountain Village Resort

774-3317

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Kasino Club

774-3516

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pellaketchum.com

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pineresortidaho.com

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atkinsons.com

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facebook.com

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primaverasunvalley.com

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feedyourbelly.com

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sturtevants-sv.com

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Build Magazine

buildmagazine.com

6

Sue Engelmann

sueengelmann.com

93

Dang Thai Cuisine

dangthaicuisine.com

52

Sun Valley Insurance

sunvalleyinsurancequotes.com

55

Dennis Kavanaugh

denniskavanaugh.com

7

Sun Valley Music Festival

svmusicfestival.org

30

Elephant’s Perch

elephantsperch.com

19

Sun Valley Needle Arts

sunvalleyneedlearts.com

19

Eye Center

eyecenterdoctors.com

4

Sun Valley Smile Designs

sunvalleysmiledesigns.com

47

Fly Sun Valley Alliance

flysunvalleyalliance.com

61

Tara Bella Flowers

tarabellaflowers.com

75

Hayhurst Bed & Breakfast

hayhurstbnb.com

41

The Trailhead Bicycles

thetrailheadbicycles.com

26

Idaho Wilderness Outfitters

idahowildernessoutfitters.com

45

Trailing of the Sheep

trailingofthesheep.org

50

J. Neel and Company

jneelco.com

5

Tribes Interiors

tribesinteriors.com

51

KMV Builders

kmvbuilders.com

74

Trinity Mountain Café

69

Les Saisons

lssunvalley.com

72

Trinity Hot Springs

IBC Local Food Alliance

locallygrownguide.org

11

V’s Boutique

37

Middle Fork River Tours

middlefork.com

35

White Otter

whiteotter.com

3

Moon Shine Boutique

56

Williams Partners

williams-partners.com

71

Mountain Village Resort

mountainvillage.com

67

Wood River Inn & Suites

woodriverinn.com

15

Murphy Business Sales

murphybusiness.com

50

WR Investment Consulting

woodriverconsulting.com

54

Native Landscapes

nativeevergreen.com

53

Young Construction

youngconstructioninc.com

85

NourishMe

jjnourishme.com

trinityhotsprings.club

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