Marines find ?Semper Fi? friendliness Small-world marvel plays its charm for jet fighter pilots The thunderous takeoff maneuvers Tuesday of three F-18 Hornet jet fighter pilots drew ?Oh my gosh!? gasps by onlookers at the Hailey airport. The last Marine pilot to take off hauled back on his flight controls and pitched the F-18 into a maximum straight-up climb that published performance charts list at 50,000 feet per minute. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, April 7, 2006

• Marines find 'Semper Fi' friendliness
  Small-world marvel plays its charm for jet fighter pilots

• Thunderous takeoffs performed with breathtaking grace
  Marine jet fighter pilots awe onlookers at Hailey airport

• Purchase of Quigley Canyon Ranch in works
  CG-Elkhorn has contract to buy 1,500-acre site east of Hailey

• Storms flood Fairfield, raise concerns elsewhere
  Magic Reservoir could fill for first time since 2000

• Wild weather wallops Baldy
  Sun Valley records lowest daily skier count Wednesday

• Airport antenna may be moved to Baldy
  

• Give airport site a name, not a number?
  

• Croy development draws fire
  Subdivision, senior center, school proposed one mile west of Hailey

• Sheriff completes inquiry into Johnson rape charges
  Authorities not releasing details about report

• Sun Valley to consider 'Gun Club Nine'
  

• Hailey couple work hard, give back
  Humanitarian Award to be presented Saturday

• Best Bets
  

• Super lives up to name
  

• Make biodiesel easier
  Energy Buzz by Michael Keckler

• Wet T-Shirt Contest 2006
  

• State foolishness penalized
  

• No tax bill better than tax bill that hurts more
  

• It was a great week for Idahoans
  Guest opinion by Sen. Clint Stennett

• Fairfield cheerleaders place fourth at nationals
  All-star team shines in first year of competition

• Hawaiian Nationals celebrates telemark philosophy
  Drop knees, not bombs

• Wood River squeaks past Burley 3-2
  Wolverines off to good start at 2-0

• Girl power beats Burley
  Wood River Tennis gets first win