Idaho Mountain Express: Friday - August 18, 2006

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Water theft running rampant in valley

Deputy Water Master David Murphy shuts off water Monday to a canal along the East Fork of the Big Wood River. Two days later, he said, a chain locking the canal headgate had been cut to illegally restore flows. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, August 18, 2006

Water theft running rampant in valley
Deputy Water Master blows whistle; cites greed for blatant violations

Uncovering the foundations of water law

Doomed jail funding plan costs county $93K
Sheriff proposes sales tax to build facility

Valley man killed in helicopter crash
Stone family built solid legacy in Wood River Valley

Housing Authority director plans to resign

Big Wood becomes a little woodier
River restoration project completed Thursday

County leaders to review 5-commissioner format

Sun Valley to toughen energy standards

Sun Valley to promote recycling

Holding promises to build symphony pavilion

Spring business up in Sun Valley

Sun Valley forms historic preservation commission

Wood re-elected as administrative judge

Motorcycle rider completes 45,000-mile journey in Ketchum

When art and architecture collide
Gallery joins with development for one-off gallery

Trekkers ready for climb this weekend

Yoga: The mind and body connection

Cheney?s dubious Idaho visit

If it?s a war, then act like it

The case for expanding the County Commission

Headmaster runs more than just the school
Ultramarathon runner holds a national championship

Baseball legends to hold free baseball clinic
At Hailey?s Founders Field

Cohen and Lysacek headline ice show
Return engagements for two Olympic medallists

U.S. paragliding championships set for Bald Mountain

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