Hello, Spring! A Canada goose gracefully takes flight Thursday morning north of Ketchum. Canada geese (Branta canadensis) are capable of flying 60 miles per hour as high as 8,000 feet for 16 hours at a stretch. These honkers may migrate from the Arctic to the Southern states, but there are also many permanent resident Canada geese in Idaho.

Friday, April 21, 2006

• Ketchum Fire Chief Greg Schwab resigns
  City Council agrees to pay $100,000

• 2025 creator makes his case
  A Q&A with Chris Duerksen

• Emergency officials warn of flooding
  Big Wood River flows expected to peak in May

• KART to weigh in on 2025
  Consolidation between KART and Peak Bus moving along

• UPDATE?2025 debate heats up
  Ag contingent weighs in as P&Z nears decision

• BLM aims to resolve conflicts
  Agency seeking public comments from different land users

• Virtual ride brings real sweat
  Ketchum health club offers new-era trainer

• The future of elsewhere
  Endless Conversation by Tony Evans

• Studio Y is hot for yoga
  

• Trail group receives national accolade
  

• New neighbors
  

• Officials' absences leave cities, schools and taxpayers at risk
  

• Shaming JFK's sacrifice creed
  

• Anti-wolf initiative wastes time, paper and votes
  Guest opinion by J. Robb Brady

• Trout power on display in 8-4 win
  

• Hit parade gives Wood River 15-0 victory
  Engel, Stone carry Wolverines in two wins

• Quick matches send WRHS past Minico 10-2
  Great Basin West tennis in Hailey

• Warriors lacrosse team falls 8-5 to Capital