Hiccup delays SV Comp Plan Public hearing set to continue today Sun Valley?s 2005 Comprehensive Plan Update calls for maintaining a pastoral setting with an open-space designation along the bike path combined with residential development spanning the back sections of the city?s entrance lands. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, August 19, 2005

• Icing is focus of air crash investigation
  Small cargo flight plunged minutes from landing last winter

• New Bellevue marshal assumes duties
  Green moves from Twin Falls to fill key vacancy

• Volunteers improve Heidelberg trail
  Trail group gets Dumke grant

• Blaine County Hispanic population growth is largest in state
  

• Ketchum council voices business licenses support
  

• TNC sells land near Silver Creek Preserve
  Deal touted as bonus for conservation efforts, wildlife

• Early Sun Valley skiing master dies
  Butterfield, a former assistant ski school director, helped build resort

• Rain, crews subdue Idaho wildfires
  

• Hiccup delays Sun Valley comp plan
  Public hearing set to continue today

• Man dies in jail after DUI arrest
  

• How to bring water to the desert
  

• You say 'tomato,' I say 'great'
  Food for Thought by Gregory Foley

• Exhibition benefits Tibetan women and children
  

• My Summer Vacation
  

• Bellevue shows vision
  

• By the people, for the people
  

• Washington doles out more pork
  Guest opinion by Greg Moore

• Blaine School District ranks high in state's standards
  Guest opinion by Dr. Mary Gervase

• South rises again in Ultimate finale
  All-star game ends summer season

• Sign up today for "Shop to the Top"
  Saturday morning climb up Baldy

• Knobby tires carry Rolf Hebenstreit closer to nature
  Mountain biker doesn't slow down for much, maybe a cougar

• Mountain bikers ready for season wrap
  Events at McCall

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• 2005 Hailey Coed Softball League
  Final regular-season standings