Can The Redfish Be Saved? Surrounded by media representatives, Idaho Gov. Jim Risch, second from right, prepares to let go one of 470 sockeye salmon released into Redfish Lake Friday, Sept. 8, near Stanley. The fish, all raised in hatcheries, are part of a captive broodstock program that has kept the species on life support in Idaho for the last two decades. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

• Why is 2006 fire season so severe?
  Officials warn of more large blazes

• Airport to close for three days
  

• Fire scorches Woodside apartment
  Numerous agencies respond to accidental blaze

• Authorities suspect more pot growing in county
  Raid nets largest marijuana farm ever in Blaine County

• Gun Club approved for new location
  Sun Valley OKs new facility

• Idaho recognizes 9/11 as Patriot Day
  Governor presides over anniversary ceremony

• Flagger files lawsuit against Chad Stuart
  Plea agreement delayed for former pop rock star

• Poor air quality keeps students inside
  

• Bellevue man arrested in road rage incident
  Charge of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon filed

• Ketchum planning officials dissecting zoning code
  

• Conservation groups receive $2 million gift
  

• Soldier Mountain to present plans
  Fairfield meeting to highlight vision

• New Ketchum plaques: History happened here
  

• Is 'roundabout' in future for Elkhorn intersection?
  

• Airport restates plan to fix tree problem
  

• Bellevue P&Z endorses Slaughterhouse annexation
  

• Piece of history set to expire
  Bald Mountain cabins will be torn down this week

• 470 sockeye released into Redfish Lake
  Salmon activists call event bittersweet, push for greater recovery efforts

• Caritas get a little bit 'Wicked'
  Annual food, wine and music benefit held this Sunday

• Do we have a proposition for you
  Magic Lantern presents 18th annual fall film festival

• Pure faith comes to Hailey
  Native American singer Pura Fé performs at Liberty Theatre

• Divine spirit at the SVSFF
  Second annual Spiritual Film Fest finds an audience with a quest for spirituality

• Feelin' safer?
  

• More for Iraq, less for education
  

• Remember the budding skiers
  

• Girls Always
  Commentary by JoEllen Collins

• Words that incite
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• A breeding ground or front in terror war?
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• True grit
  Wood River outlasts McCall

• Last gasp game goes Sun Valley's way
  Cutthroats clip McCall in final minute

• Cutthroats clear major stumbling block in draw against McCall
  

• Cheaper by the dozen
  Lady Wolverines roll sixes twice

• Panthers host Rockland for homecoming
  Look for repeat performance after drubbing Camas

• Wolverines pull off squeaker
  Defeat Filer Wildcats 13-7 in overtime

• Panthers look for winning formula
  Three in a row for 'Throats

• Public Meetings
  

• Legal Notice Summary