27 elk captured at golf course IDFG moves part of Warm Springs herd out of area Idaho Department of Fish and Game conducted a trap and transplant operation Monday at the Warm Springs Golf Course near Ketchum. Standing is the Fish and Game?s Magic Valley regional manager Randy Smith, left, and lead veterinarian Phil Mamer from the Fish and Game?s Caldwell wildlife lab, center, shown assisting other IDFG employees in drawing a blood sample and placing an ear tag on one of the 27 elk that were captured. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, January 25, 2006

• Jet crash kills Ketchum woman
  Pilots, N.H. executive also slain in California airport accident

• County preps for growth scenario pitch
  

• Barsotti makes case to fix hotel ordinance
  

• 27 elk captured at golf course
  IDFG moves part of Warm Springs herd out of area

• Hwy 75 meet offers chance to comment
  'Open house' unveils details of $110 million project

• Valley team extends helping hand
  Volunteers gut Gulf Coast homes to help rebuild hope

• Shiras' moose facts
  

• Foundation puts Mackay on map
  

• Moose populations exploding across the West
  Migration south puzzles experts

• Old Cutters annexation faces roadblock
  

• City officials endorse HOV lane for Hwy 75
  'Open house' unveils details of $110 million project

• SV urged to take stand on power plant
  Draft resolution states project would have substantial impacts

• Warm Springs trial opens
  Damages hearing may last 10 days

• Hailey rejects city manager proposition
  Former mayor vows to seek election on issue

• The Valley pays tribute to Earl & Carol Holding
  Holding: The man who shaped an era

• More investments in ski area planned
  Resort's mountain plan includes new gondola and additional ski runs

• Holding's quest to make snow pays off in big dividends for skiers
  

• Sun Valley isn't an impossible dream
  Holdings to be fêted for their successes in Idaho

• Crown jewels of the mountains
  Earl Holding's lodges exemplify rustic elegance

• Art addresses extinction
  Center's new project investigates man's impact on biodiversity

• Terrorist Surveillance Program
  

• The legacy of Earl and Carol Holding
  

• Highway hearing
  

• Trash talk
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• Speaking to, or for God?
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Wiretaps and women
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Coal plant rules must be rewritten
  Commentary by Sen. Clint Stennett

• Last gasp falls for Minico 42-41
  Resilient Wolverines beat Middleton

• Rahlves adds another podium at the Hahnenkamm
  In combined, Bode is second, Kildow third

• Suns bounce back, 4-3 and 7-2 over Rangers
  Beantowners find there's something about Suns goalie Zulianello

• Murphy races to Skoch Cup overall crown
  Katzenberger takes women's title on Baldy

• Days of the Old West named
  Hailey's Fourth of July event

• Midgets are road warriors in Vegas, Jackson
  Third place in King U18 AA tourney

• Town Series ready to roll Jan. 25
  Wednesday racing on Baldy

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary