Rail Jam Slides into Spring Christopher Cook was one of a handful of brave telemark skiers to tackle the Smith Limo rail jam Saturday afternoon on Picabo Street in Warm Springs. In total, 22 skiers, boarders and free-heelers rode the Smith Sport Optics Limo rail before a crowd of hundreds of onlookers. The Smith Limo rail jam was the finale to the Sun Valley Tele Series Hawaiian Nationals. Photo by Chris Pilaro

Wednesday, April 12, 2006

• Authorities conclude Johnson lied about rape charge
  Supreme Court dismisses murder conviction appeal

• County's first hearing on rezones draws 200
  Smart growth, green groups blast proposed 2025 ordinances

• District may redesign school schedule
  Early Wednesday release possible next year

• Governor signs bill to halt power plant
  Two-year moratorium on coal-fired plants made official

• Colorful finch from Eurasia visits Bellevue
  Rare visit by brambling stirs frenzy in birders' world

• Tax to subsidize air service discussed
  

• 'Rock' musician honored
  Dick Brown named Arts Advocate of the Year

• Caution urged for Camas growth plan
  Public says officials are moving too fast

• Hailey advances LOT ordinance for election
  Mayor says tax will help city 'thrive'

• Teacher walks the talk
  Runkel brings environmental lessons into the classroom

• Consultants define vision for Sun Valley
  

• Less lanes increases traffic flows?
  City leaders consider ways to increase pedestrian safety

• Hailey government vote set for May 23
  City manager system proposed

• Council to take URA helm
  Ketchum urban renewal agency to focus on housing and parking

• URA tied to increased property values
  New tax increments breathe life into underperforming areas

• Urban renewal agency requires specific plans
  Nampa voters chose last year to disband city's URA

• Hailey man featured in Boise opera
  

• Entertainment Calendar
  

• A Quart Low
  

• Reclaim the streets
  

• Lawmaker proves he'd shame Idaho in Washington
  

• The midday owl who withdrew from the bank
  Commentary by Jim Banholzer

• Afraid of 'Big Bad W(olf)'
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Iraq's terror ties
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Blaine 2025: Our vision for its future
  Guest opinion by Laura Hubbard and Trish Klahr

• Tele skiers compete, act zany
  Hawaiian Nationals draw a serious crowd

• Smith Limo comes home, finally
  

• Hobson Memorial racers finish strong
  Warm Springs race finale

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary