Prayer wheel commemorates Dalai Lama?s visit Temple-sized device travels from India to Hailey Tibetan Buddhist monk Tenzin Dhonden, the emissary of peace for His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, describes the decorations of a temple-sized prayer wheel that was unpacked in Hailey last week after a long trip from Dharamsala, India, where it was built in honor of the the Dalai Lama?s scheduled visit here in September. He is expected to consecrate the prayer wheel for installation Sept. 12 at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden, south of Ketchum. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, August 24, 2005

• Prayer wheel set to commemorate visit by the Dalai Lama
  Temple-sized device travels from India to Hailey

• Rotarun Ski Club sues neighbors
  Collection effort is for fees allegedly in arrears

• Sun Valley adopts 2005-2006 budget
  Council allocates $5.6 million for coming year

• SV Comp Plan heads to council
  P&Z endorses long-awaited document update

• Elkhorn Springs gets another go ahead
  Sun Valley P&Z approves second development phase

• Hall outlines vision for Ketchum
  Mayoral candidate says 'community' comes first

• Memorial service salutes Butterfield
  Golf pro, assistant ski school director served for 43 years

• County's gasoline prices lower than U.S. average
  

• Is Europe a friend or foe?
  Former ambassador to E.U. addresses conference in Sun Valley

• North Fork residents rush housing meeting
  Authority hears concerns about purchase plans

• Sun Valley adopts policy to make grants
  

• Fate of roadless forest areas in state's hands
  Counties get first say in decision process

• Roadless plan could impact Boulder-White Clouds, too
  

• Where the Wilde things are
  Ketchum naturalists talk at nexStage

• An Afternoon Chat (with A.R. Gurney)
  

• Vacation
  

• Why should Forest Service's new numbers be believed?
  

• Wasting away in Geezerville
  

• The Bush disconnect continues
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Idaho's leadership fails in promoting compassion
  Guest opinion by William F. Hughes

• ' At Last! Almost ... '
  Guest opinion by Len Harlig

• Great expectations
  Guest opinion by Betty Bell

• Anderson Asphalt wraps up 21-0 softball season
  Undefeated Hailey Coed Softball League champs

• Nash pitches Snappers to 2-1 victory in 14 innings
  

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• Shop to the Top results
  

• Wood River football is all the rage
  First-year coach Mike Glenn seeks to create an identity, pride on gridiron

• Wood River girls set their sights high
  Looking for a return to state soccer

• 12 seniors boost WRHS's hopes in boys' soccer
  Goal is return to state soccer

• Public Meetings
  

• Public Notice Summary