Airport site search thrown into turmoil After reversing field, board has second thoughts on Triangle study Hemmed in by state Highway 75 and the Woodside residential area on the east, the costs?not to mention the political and social fallout?of upgrading the Friedman Memorial Airport in Hailey to FAA standards would be staggering, according to a consultants? report presented this week to the airport authority board. See related story. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, April 15, 2005

• Airport site search thrown into turmoil
  After reversing field, board has second thoughts on Triangle study

• Keeping airport in Hailey unlikely
  Political, social costs stun Friedman authority board

• Hailey seeks dismissal of Peregrine suit
  

• Warm Springs debate hits fever pitch
  City request to own tennis courts called a 'deal breaker'

• Hearing set on Hemingway home
  

• Ski season to close with string of parties
  Lifts set to shut down Sunday afternoon

• Valley historian tells tales
  Take a walk through valley's past with Swaner

• Harness Idaho's wind power
  Energy Buzz by Michael Keckler

• A HUB of activity
  Youth center celebrates first birthday tonight

• Skate into spring
  

• Airport Solutions
  

• DeLay and company should stop attacks on judiciary
  

• Price of airport to be Silver Creek?
  

• Hemingway tours would violate Ketchum tradition
  Guest opinion by Joan Anderson and Jack Bunce

• Knick knack patty whack, Wolverines deal the 'Backs a blow
  Jamie Stone goes rolling home

• Spartans claim conference clash over Wolverines
  Great Basin West baseball

• Local duffers hit the links
  

• Cutthroat tennis makes another run at state
  Perennial 3A power goes for another title

• 2005 Community School Tennis Schedule
  

• Masters rule over Baldy
  International event comes to a close

• Spring Series attracts local races
  Rixon nabs in GS