Idaho faces ?dismal water supply outlook? 2005 could be driest water year of six-year drought The Big Wood River, shown here near Hulen Meadows north of Ketchum, is forecasted to run this year at 25 to 40 percent of its average flow. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 13, 2005

• Idaho faces 'dismal water supply outlook'
  2005 could be driest water year of six-year drought

• Sheriff to address Dalai Lama's visit
  Security for Sept. 11 event top priority

• Educators attract the spotlight
  

• Ranch redefines large-scale conservation
  Lava Lake recognized for conservation work in Southern Idaho

• President Bush honors Bellevue teacher
  

• Brown earns praise from colleagues
  Sun Valley's water work earns state's attention

• P&Z, public tour Warm Springs site
  Discussion on project set to resume tonight at City Hall

• Doctor pleads guilty to child pornography charges
  

• Comment period on Baldy plan extended
  Major element of plan calls for new ski terrain in Turkey Bowl area

• TNC-Idaho director resigns
  

• Santistevan draws 35 for shootings
  Musician sentenced for 2004 shootings of Bellevue teens

• Chin whiskers crowd descends on Warm Springs
  Idaho contest prelude for World Beard and Moustache Championships

• Discovering art in trash
  SVCA's new exhibition embraces recycling

• Another April 15th...
  

• Revise Patriot Act
  

• Warm Springs annexation is good deal for community
  

• Meanings behind new change in your pockets
  Commentary by Jim Banholzer

• Ghouls working at EPA
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Decision 2005: Next on 'Hard Call'
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Watanabe looks back on his season
  US Team rider earns gold, silver at Nationals

• Sweet! Wood River is dynamite at home
  Wolverines take two from Pocatello

• Mammoth result for Carl Rixon Jr.
  Local racer finishes in the top ten at national championships

• Nordic racers toast the season
  

• Boarders mine gold at Copper Mountain
  Sun Valley riders among the best in the nation

• Softballers snap losing streak, hit the win column twice
  

• Wood River racquet team wins for third time this season
  

• Public Meetings
  

• Public Notice Summary