Group proposes 550-acre annexation in Bellevue Plan could double the size of the city An artist?s rendering shows a village square that would be part of a proposed development on lands south of Bellevue. The Bellevue City Council expressed early skepticism with the idea, saying retail operations there could pull business from the city?s downtown core. Graphic courtesy of David A. Clinger & Associates.

Friday, October 21, 2005

• Sun Valley candidates debate pressing issues
  Open-election format brings broad dialogue

• Airport board eyeballs prospective sites
  'Seeing is better than imagining'

• Group proposes 550-acre annexation in Bellevue
  Plan could double the size of the city

• Keirn believes Hailey faces challenges, bright future
  Councilman says 'glass is always two-thirds full'

• Ketchum considering its stance on Highway 75 improvements
  

• Burke says jobs and families are critical to Hailey's future
  Councilwoman running unopposed for fourth term

• Groups challenge INL plutonium plan
  Snake River Alliance, others say EIS process is flawed

• Regional transit plan getting broad support
  

• Sempra objects to commission's remand
  Power company wants weather station approved

• Valley women rescue pets orphaned by Katrina
  Three tell tales of sadness, success

• Gardening : Prepping for winter
  

• Seattle couple helps children in distress
  Moyer Foundation launches camp near Boise

• Bikes, brew and bratwurst highlight SV Oktoberfest
  Bavarian bonanza to take place at River Run

• Scary
  

• Local comments needed fast on mercury emissions
  

• Idaho Capitol doublespeak
  

• The addiction of child pornography
  Guest opinion by Dennis Davis, M.D.

• Final PK shot extends WRHS soccer season
  Double OT nailbiter won by Wolverines

• Cutthroats blow out Declo in district final, earn state trip
  With 10-0 win, Community School reaches a goal

• Big-time rally lifts Cutthroats over Bliss 3-2 OT
  Stone, Brown, Flanigan score after half

• On the brink, Hailey spikers storm back
  WR ousts Burley at district, gives Jerome a scare

• Carey wakes up, serves past Blue Devils
  Panthers earn state volleyball berth