Snow Kiddin? Around These West Ketchum snow people took up residence last week outside a Seventh Street home when two youngsters from Utah and their father went to work during Wednesday?s wet-snow storm. Chase and Courtney Ebeling, 5 and 3, respectively, were a little bashful when asked about their handiwork, but mom, Jennifer Ebeling, said the siblings had a lot of fun playing in the snow with their father. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, January 5, 2005

• Avalanche class aimed at educating valley residents
  

• Camas County to be briefed on airport sites
  

• E-911 to be running by March
  

• Idaho gains more control over wolves
  Congressional delegation, governor delighted

• Snow spurs wildlife migrations
  Wild neighbors return to valley floor as snows mount

• Fundraising for tsunami victims mounts
  Interfaith group spurs local community

• Sun Valley, county send money to Asia
  

• Parking lot is hot real estate
  Requests for land on 5.8-acre parcel greatly exceed usable space

• Does Ketchum want new hotels?
  City debates new regulations as deal brews for Main Street site

• Court smiles at campus plan
  Judge finds Sagewillow school appropriate land use

• Hailey comp plan maps scrutinized
  

• Sewer extension debate set Thursday
  Special meetings address pressure for Hailey services

• Sensitive species inhabit
  

• Boulder-White Clouds a haven for rare plants
  

• Wilderness Act in 1964 set rules for wildland uses
  

• Mining built and shaped region's early days
  

• Recent designations provide models for BWC negotiations
  

• Some outfitters view wilderness as a mixed blessing
  

• Mountain goats in decline
  Forest Service says protection efforts in order

• Simpson pieces wilderness politics puzzle
  

• Wilderness plan to honor 2000 winter-use pact
  

• Wolves staking claims in White Clouds
  New packs prompt old questions about land use

• Does wilderness make good business?
  

• Is it time for a Boulder-White Clouds Wilderness?
  Rep. Simpson tries to appease groups with wilderness, economic stimulus bill

• Artist rides happily with jewelry demand
  

• Gadget garments create a stir
  Ketchum-based SCOTTEVEST has become darling of mass media

• Jarrett exposes Meisner
  Play sheds light on important profession

• Entertainment Calendar
  

• Lupines Who Lunch
  

• Common sense lacking in Sun Villas setbacks
  Guest opinion by Milton Adam

• 'The Future of Ice'
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Are dams here to stay?
  Guest opinion by Scott Levy

• Close the zoo
  

• New federal rules allow ranchers and wolves to coexist
  

• 'Stingy' is not Bush's big flaw
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Suns back in the saddle, split with McCall
  Enrico (4 goals) on fire in Friday's 7-5 win

• Moose arrive Friday for weekend hockey
  Jackson Hole invaders due

• Arritola shows her stuff on Soldier's hills
  Fourth place in Monday's national women's 15k skate

• Everybody's shooting for Bode in January
  World Cup in Europe

• Soldier opens for the winter
  Fairfield ski mountain offers specials

• "Oldest and boldest" telemark series returns
  Saturday's all-terrain race

• Rotarun off and running
  Snows open Hailey mountain

• Public Meetings
  

• Public Notice Summary