Scientific panel: Sockeye recovery should end Council ponies up $2.7 million in recovery funds anyway Former Idaho Gov. and Jimmy Carter administration Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus releases a hatchery-reared sockeye salmon at Redfish Lake in the early 1990s.

Friday, June 16, 2006

• Scientific panel: Sockeye recovery should end
  Council ponies up $2.7 million in recovery funds anyway

• Couple?s dedication to Sun Valley burns steady
  Jeff and Tina Carnes honored for service

• Workers make way for YMCA
  Construction of Ketchum-based facility to take 16 months

• Preservation commission talks trees
  Incentives could be offered to save Ketchum?s old trees

• Nuclear energy debate comes to Ketchum
  Watchdog group promotes renewable energy sources

• Affordable housing going countywide
  Plan to boost affordable housing in county all but approved

• Fire resistant gardens more than rock
  Homeowners can mitigate wildfire risk while retaining beauty

• County reaches out for guidance
  Commissioners ask committee to explore future management options

• Airport landing system hits another obstacle
  

• County pitches TDRs to Sun Valley
  

• Reflecting on 96 years
  Alba Arndt to be crowned by Heritage Court

• Fort Hall Indians make homecoming
  Camas Prairie is where it all began

• Walk a dog, loose weight
  Commentary by Christine Ferguson

• Keys gives keys to Epicurean treats
  Local chef cooks up flavorful recipes and tales

• Recreation treasure offers summer leisure
  New ownership brings fresh flavor to Galena Lodge

• ?Careless? and crafty
  MMC pulls ahead in the race

• Gov. Risch?s special tax session idea is pure politics
  

• ?Downwinders? deserve their due
  

• Wood River Legacy Project gains steam
  Commentary by Rich McIntyre

• Camp jump-starts football season
  Wolverines prepare for upcoming grid season

• Trail Creek Time Trial set for Saturday
  

• Women?s mountain bike clinic set for July 8-9