Summertime, And The Living Is Hot Some young students from Pioneer Montessori School frolic in the water fountain at Ketchum?s Memory Park Tuesday, getting a welcome reprieve from the blistering heat that?s settled over Idaho. Temperatures throughout the coming week are forecast to continue topping out in the mid-90s each day. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, July 19, 2006

• Housing report paints bleak outlook for future
  

• Burmese python swallows owner?s electric blanket
  Twelve-foot snake resting after surgery

• Ketchum unveils downtown master plan
  Specific codes and regulations still being developed

• Mysterious powder spurs hazardous waste scare
  Allen & Co. events relocated due to possible contamination

• Bravo awaits Ketchum?s decision
  August concerts and venue still in question

• Ketchum planner takes county job
  Webster?s move leaves three of five positions vacant

• Ketchum reveals proposed budget
  Mayor and City Council to hold all-day work session Friday

• City housing plan irks developer
  

• Landowners rip 2025 riparian plan
  Wildlife overlay district raises hackles

• Prop. 2 won?t derail 2025
  Land-use initiative will only apply to future laws

• Firefighter shortage prompts recruiting
  

• They came, they conquered, they left
  Deals reported from Allen & Co. conference

• Airport runway ?OK? after heavy jet use
  

• Bellevue approves floodplain protections
  KART/PEAK director requests $1,000 contribution

• Bellevue development laws near completion
  City Council to consider new regulations Aug. 10

• Sun Valley eyes $6.9 million budget
  Public hearing on 2006-2007 plan set for Thursday

• Hailey reviews $10 million budget
  New fire station to cost $2.8 million

• Homeless man lands in jail
  Diaz faces four charges following disturbance at Balmoral

• Housing help on the way
  Statewide initiatives assist in home-buying process

• Bringing veterans to ?higher ground?
  Pentagon chooses Sun Valley Adaptive Sports as model

• Puppies and ponies invade Ketchum
  Animal Shelter benefit will decorate downtown

• Garden Tour explores Hailey?s hidden gems
  Mature trees and secret gardens highlight small town ambience

• A lasting impression
  Robert Grogan, artist-in-residence at National Museum of Wildlife Art

• Nicholson gets lost as ?The Passenger?
  DVD Daze

• Stay the Course
  

• Panic solutions no fix for property taxes
  

• Costs of biker ?freedom?
  

• Debate over, science clear
  

• Another (yawn) wasteful war
  

• Our slow-motion energy crisis
  

• Filer?s Berndt makes a winning return
  Repeats as Backcountry Run champ, 20 years later

• 2006 Backcountry Run Results
  

• Ray Nelson Invitational Little League tournament results
  

• 2006 Custom Plumbing Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• Cinderella 13s make Babe Ruth state
  Third place in district with huge win

• ?Moose Madness? golf boils down to a chip-off
  Father-son Christie twosome the winner

• Ultimate action heats up at the park
  KB?s, Wrapcity stay unbeaten

• Bud?s finally the one in Hailey softball
  Walker?s pitching turns string of seconds into a first

• Longhorns, Crunch Time too tough at the Nelson
  35th Nelson Little League meet staged in Hailey

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Public Meetings