Ohio pilot survives aborted landing Friedman Airport firefighters spray foam on fuel Sunday that was leaking out of a Mooney single-engine airplane that crashed after the pilot aborted an attempted landing. The pilot is listed as in stable condition at a Boise hospital. See story below. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 29, 2005

• Ohio pilot survives aborted landing
  Plane crashes south of Hailey airport on Eccles Ranch

• Advocates fund-raising event is 'magic'
  

• FAA 'warning' and petition fire up Hailey airport debate
  Can't live in the past, Airport Authority member pleads

• Can slice of Ketchum history be saved?
  Plan pursued to preserve Bald Mountain Lodge cabins

• Catholic Church talks to Bellevue about land annexation proposal
  

• Ladies of the Heritage Court crowned
  Blaine County Historical Museum honors four women

• Argyros funds scholarship program for military veterans
  Forms available through Horatio Alger Association

• Park Service plans monument at Minidoka internment camp
  Neighbors host pilgrims with Idaho barbecue and sushi

• Coalition of resort counties recommended
  Michael wants county LOT, impact fees

• Lawmakers' decisions frame Jerome power plant debate
  Local legislators want broader control over Sempra Generation's applications

• Sunshine Parcel back in spotlight
  Sun Valley P&Z revisits contested Elkhorn project

• Bellevue reviews wastewater options
  

• Community housing group awards advocates
  ARCH leads weeklong discussion of affordable housing needs

• Hailey set to consider subdivision moratorium
  Special meeting scheduled for Friday

• Honored as grand marshal, Davis delivers
  Council president served with 116th Armor Calvary Brigade

• Hailey rolls out red carpet for Independence Day
  Parade theme is 'Honoring Hailey's Military: Past, Present and Future'

• A starry night at the opera
  

• Rule Number 2...
  

• End secret thefts
  

• Thinking bigger: Regional transit needs study
  

• The wages of sin
  Small Potatoes by Betty Bell

• It's amazing how Old Glory survives
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Let's not miss the forest by focusing only on trees
  Guest opinion by Tom Pomeroy

• Your very own Social Security lockbox
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Team Idaho grabs the horns of Red Bull
  Eighth in the Red Bull Divide and Conquer cruelathon

• Two Steves win shootout at Valley Club
  On top in Member-Member golf

• Golf courses appeal to locals, guests
  But it could be final summer for Warm Springs

• Sweep on final day lifts Wood River Legion
  Local batters secure fifth place in three-day tournament

• Riders find Mt. Hood to their off-season liking
  Peterson earns qualifying spot

• 'Pokes, cowgirls wrap up at state rodeo
  Kade Smith provides a highlight

• Peterson pedals to Soldier victory
  In Knobby Tires Series

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary