Fast rising Little Wood River soaks Carey Big Wood laps at valley doorsteps Operations at Idaho Glulan & Millwork became a little soggy Tuesday in Carey when the Little Wood River and its irrigation canal system overflowed after heavy rains inundated the region. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, May 20, 2005

• Fast rising Little Wood River soaks Carey
  Big Wood laps at valley doorsteps

• Bellevue asks for budget help
  Tuesday's special election requests levy increase

• Power company faces lengthy process
  First step for coal-fired plant is to collect meteorological data

• Sempra counting on water source
  Power plant would require 7,600 acre feet per year

• Legislators seek stronger plant siting requirements
  Plan to broaden permit process for coal-fired plants moving forward

• SV voters asked to resolve election debate
  Citizen petition requests change to open council seat format

• Simpson re-submits BWC wilderness bill
  Bill proposes three separate wilderness areas

• International law firm enters airport siting flap
  Group insists site in Camas County be taken off list

• Songbird roosts in valley
  

• Caritas contest lands a winner
  Fourth-grade student's artwork featured on program

• Kingdom of Hollywood
  Endless Conversation By Tony Evans

• A Dream Come True
  

• Tuesday elections that count
  

• Real 'affordable housing' remains unprotected
  

• Mass appeal
  Eastern sport gains Western following

• Magic weather for 11th annual fish derby
  72 anglers compete for fish stories

• Sawtooth kickers battle the rapids
  Wet and wild soccer action

• 2006 U.S. ski teams named
  And awards given out

• Local cyclists hit jackpot in Treasure Valley Omnium
  Durtschi, Pletcher win overall