Valley says pee-eww to plutonium plan DOE hearing turns into verbal slugfest Margaret Macdonald Stewart, a resident of Blaine County and a former member of the Snake River Alliance, holds up two U.S. Building Code maps depicting areas in Idaho that would likely suffer major damage in an earthquake. One map shows the INL site in the middle of an area marked for potential major damage. A map created more recently presents the INL as being in an island of safety. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, July 22, 2005

• Valley says pee-eww to plutonium plan
  DOE hearing turns into verbal slugfest

• 'Here in all the seasons that will ever be ...'
  Tillie and Lloyd Arnold come to rest near Hemingway

• Sun Valley unveils Comp Plan
  Blueprint became critical look at city's lands

• County planning work list could be pared down
  

• Ribi to seek seat on SV City Council
  

• Valley soldier set for August R&R
  2003 WRHS graduate to report home from Kirkuk

• Two drivers killed in head-on collision
  Passengers being treated for injuries

• BLM says wildfire hazard is extreme
  Spring rains could fan summer flames

• Wolf book and movie celebrated
  

• Beware, gardening can cause numerous hand, arm ailments
  Hand therapist provides tips for minimizing injuries

• Defining responsible pet ownership
  Moment to Paws by Christine Ferguson

• Feelin' lucky?
  

• Misplaced perceptions, poor priorities
  

• In the dark
  

• Assessor: Certain land assessments will rise
  Guest opinion by Valdi Pace

• Julia Argyros proves fishing is for everyone
  Fly fishing clinic for women had a humble beginning

• Legion sweeps 'Cats, winning 16-15 marathon
  Thiede stars for Wood River in first twinbill sweep

• Driscoll scores twice for Jersey United
  At Gothia Cup in Sweden

• 2005 Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• 2005 Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason