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Stanley wolf pack's
moment of truth
An elk herd in the Stanley Basin appears spooked as they graze on wild
grasses. The area is considered “ground zero” for the Stanley wolf pack. Elk is
a primary food source for the pack. Federal officials and wolf activists are concerned
that the pack faces an uncertain fate this summer if it preys on livestock. Express
photo by Willy Cook |
Runaway rents pad in Spain
Adam Brod, the Wood River High School student and Ketchum resident who ditched a class
field trip near Madrid a month and a half ago, announced recently that he has rented an
apartment in Granada and plans on returning home in late July or early August
St. Luke's proposes for-profit MOB
Thursday evening, the Blaine County Planning and Zoning Commission will meet for a third
time to discuss St. Luke's application to build and operate a 40,000-square-foot medical
office building next to its nearly completed hospital
St. Luke's has third building in the
works
St. Luke's officials have disclosed they are working out the details of a plan that
could result in the hospital's constructing a third building on its medical complex site
south of Ketchum
Council backs paid parking
Paid parking—including meters—in Ketchum's downtown will become a reality
under preliminary plans endorsed by the Ketchum City Council on Monday night
Supreme Court race is a nasty contest
A second ethics complaint has been lodged against state Supreme Court
challenger Daniel Eismann in a supposedly nonpartisan campaign that has become
increasingly partisan
Ranching groups lose appeal
Ruling against ranching and farming groups, the Supreme Court has upheld changes to
federal livestock grazing rules that will affect grazing on millions of acres of federal
Bureau of Land Management-managed land
County tables Carey area-of-impact
agreement
Carey locals compare Wood River Valley to a foriegn country
Judge Eismann caught up in morass
of Christian Coalition
How fitting that the Idaho Christian Coalition, which demands squeeky clean
behavior in politicians, finds itself engulfed in an untidy family feud with ugly
inferences of (gasp!) fraudulent conduct by members. Commentary
by Pat Murphy
The Idaho Mountain Express is distributed free to residents and
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to the Idaho Mountain Express will read these and other stories in this
weeks' issue:
Street decision postponed
Bellevue reinstates flat water fees
Greener grasses for city administrator
Middle school to have police officer
County commissioner candidate profiles
Resort report
'Burdened Tax Payers' appeal decision
News in breif
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