A Day to Remember While many citizens celebrated Memorial Day by camping, fishing, boating and hiking, many other residents took time to remember our war dead. Monday's Memorial Day service was held at the Ketchum Cemetery and hosted by the David Ketchum Post 115 of the American Legion. World War ll Naval veteran Helene Wiggins, left, and retired Army Lt. Col. Reginald Reeves placed the ceremonial wreath on the Legion Post's memorial headstone. Reeves also delivered a stirring reading of the poem "In Flanders Field," and the Memorial Day address was delivered by Rear Admiral Edward J. Hogan, U.S. Navy, Retired. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 1, 2005

• Airport manager says new airport needed to meet future needs
  Safety upgrades and flight reliability key factors in selection criteria

• 'Green' building trend hits home
  Check out Wood River Valley Home Show this weekend

• Ketchum approves Simplot lot plan
  Project still hinges on vacation of city street, alley

• Burns to replace Parsons on Ketchum P&Z
  

• Objections voiced at election results
  Bellevue Council raises eyebrows at family association on election board

• County's growth threatens quality of life
  Commission chair discusses massive planning effort, moratorium

• Good vibrations bring wellness to water, ourselves
  Water scientist presents findings at Sun Valley Wellness Festival

• Land transfers draw more ire
  Seattle group says CIEDRA land gifts should be 'roundly rejected'

• Explore the role of faith in the arts
  Brehm Center Summit planned

• Floral giants
  St. Luke's presents worldwide debut of Imogen Cunningham prints

• Somewhere in Woodside...
  

• Ketchum correctly reclaims public rights of way
  

• A win for salmon
  

• Radically smart moves
  Commentary by Betty Bell

• The hidden costs of big-box retail
  Guest opinion by Aaron Domini and Christopher Simms

• Such a deal! Here come da judges
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• The mythical 'gay problem'
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Athletics have been good to Phil Homer
  Blaine County educator to be enshrined in IHSAA Hall of Fame

• Taking Tennis 101 with Mark Scribner
  Warm Springs pro, coach to junior state champs, gets set to leave Ketchum after 25 years

• Long ride, fun weekend will remember Angie Short
  Memorial party cruises to Salmon June 11

• Barrels winner Amanda Hill has it in reserve
  Fifth District rodeo qualifies for state

• Sun Valley Half Marathon results
  

• Cutting horses come to Bellevue
  NCHA weekend at Silver Springs

• New football coach plans summer camps
  Wood River's Mike Glenn sets dates

• Public Meetings
  

• Public Notice Summary