Campers Complete Special Trek Peak Adventure Camp for Kids participants Nathan Lago, left, Alex Cano, Abe Krahn, Shantel Miller and Ben Doan ride the Wood River Trail system Monday near Ketchum. The Sun Valley Adaptive Sports organization sponsors the Peak Adventure Camp for Kids, which provides recreational activities for children and teens with disabilities. Campers biked Monday from St. Luke's Wood River Medical Center to the East Fork of the Big Wood River. "The kids' excitement getting to the East Fork finish was awesome. They celebrated with treats and prizes," said Cara Barrett, program director. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 21, 2006

• Feds: Highway 75 needs HOV lanes
  

• Sheep ousted from part of SNRA
  Judge sends environmental study back to Forest Service

• Sheriff completes accident investigation
  Prosecutor reviewing evidence in death of restaurant owner

• ITD project raises Forest Service concerns
  New road, gravel pit built on state land in Sawtooth Valley

• Schools budget exceeds $70 million
  Increased spending plan approved by district board

• Sen. Clinton to attend fund-raiser near Bellevue
  

• Sun Valley mayor mulls his term
  Thorson highlights accomplishments, goals

• Citizen sues Sun Valley over rezone request
  

• Can we manage our water better?
  Experts say cooperative efforts can make a difference

• Can density and heritage live in harmony?
  Ketchum ponders TDRs for heritage preservation

• Economics, aesthetics are a part of TDRs
  

• Bronze Star awarded to valley doctor
  

• Hailey praised for preserving history
  Idaho Heritage City award presented by state groups

• Is it time for a new city?
  Affordable, free-market housing centerpiece of Spring Creek plan

• Hailey arts commissioners named
  Two seats on new panel remain to be filled

• My life, and Picasso
  Internationally renowned painter, Francoise Gilot, celebrates Gallery Association's 25th anniversary

• United in art
  Twenty-five years and going, the Sun Valley Gallery Association has created a thriving visual arts s

• Nothing beats the eats
  Best of Valley benefit sets the table

• Ketchum comes alive
  Popular summer music concerts, Ketch'em Alive, begin next Tuesday

• TDR Poker
  

• Heads up, Ketchum!
  

• More anguish, more financial pain arrives in mail
  

• Values and the value in corruption
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Graceless: The high priestess of conservatism
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Now in our backyard
  Guest opinion by Marty Trillhaase, Idaho Falls Post-Register

• GIs' deaths 'barbaric'
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Premier soccer girls gear up for European trip
  Fortnight revolves around Gothia Cup, Dana Cup in Sweden, Denmark

• Legion greets summer, one game at a time
  Split with Jerome boosts morale for ballplayers

• Thompson Memorial to hold a baseball clinic
  For young local ballplayers in August

• Bigwood a busy place for Father's Day
  Two weekend golf tournaments

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• 2006 Trail Creek Time Trial results
  

• Aerials star Bergoust calls it a career
  Four-time Missoula Olympian plans another jump

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary