Ketchum eyes purchase of Sun Peak picnic site City wants new well but would keep site as recreation area Matt Barnett of Seattle plays Monday with his son, Sam, 3, at the Sun Peak picnic area on the banks of the Big Wood River, north of Ketchum. The city of Ketchum is hoping to buy the BLM-owned land but says it would keep it as a recreational area. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, July 29, 2005

• Ketchum eyes purchase of Sun Peak picnic site
  City wants new well but would keep site as recreation area

• Johnson seeks restitution for alleged rape
  Attorney files notice of tort claim against Blaine County

• Man kills himself in Hailey office
  

• Bryant expects Huffman criticism
  Hailey mayor rejects proposal for large, new airport authority

• Deer Hunters of Idaho schedule fundraiser banquet
  

• Hailey tackles housing plans
  Planners seek final ordinance to meet workers' needs by new year

• Ketchum wants to collect building materials taxes
  City Hall can't keep up with pace of construction

• Ketchum to SV: Chip in for parks and rec
  Department seeks 28 percent budget increase

• Open house, classes offered at Silver Creek Preserve
  

• Actors embrace the Bard
  Ren Faire and 'Merry Wives' play Ketchum

• Catch this foggy flame
  

• Chores give way to planning
  On the greener side by Dana Dugan

• Bummer dude
  

• 'Free trade' agreement far from 'free' for U.S. workers
  

• Bellevue learns pain
  

• Huffman responds to Friedman Airport Authority
  

• Women golfers tour Elkhorn in annual tournament
  

• Baseball All-Stars finish up on the diamond
  Two teams win five games at Twin Falls meet

• Water skiers make a splash at regionals
  In Washington State

• Feldman quickest in Targhee hill climb
  Eight-mile ascent

• Marcroft is national champion at 50k
  Tahoe Rim Trail test

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason