Leave It Up To The Kids Third-graders from Hailey Elementary School go to work Tuesday to rake fallen leaves from the yard of a senior citizen in Old Hailey. All told, five third-grade classes, totaling 125 students, gave back to their community by cleaning up the yards of several seniors in Hailey. Third-grade teacher and raking organizer Tricia St. George said, ?The students had an amazing experience. They all agreed it felt really good to help other people. It was a very successful community service project and we plan to do it every year.? Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, October 27, 2006

• Wolf-like canine reported near Hailey
  Animal might be harassing sheep in Croy Canyon

• Sun Valley rejects house size limits
  Council also turns down commercial building restrictions and historic district

• Airport OKs $300,000 to hang tree lights
  10-year deal gets conditional approval

• Power outage leaves 500 Hailey residents in dark
  

• Fire station open house heats up
  Some in Hailey question need for proposed facility?s housing component

• New hotel regulations taking shape in Ketchum
  

• City employee ends 34-year run
  Ketchum?s longest-serving employee, Maurice Pyne, will retire today

• Council, developers agree: Approval process is broken
  ?This process is beyond glacial. It?s dead.?

• Learning the ropes at City Hall
  New administrator says leaving chamber was bittersweet

• Citizens For Smart Growth hires new director
  

• Smaller farm parcels granted bonus lots
  Ordinance attempts to mitigate impacts of new 2025 zoning restrictions

• Millie Wiggins: From vocal to vintage
  Renegade stylist retires after 40 years in fashion business

• Spooks on the loose
  Halloween celebrations will span next four days

• Your Five Best
  

• Romancing the text message
  Endless Conversation

• More Brainstorming
  

• Recommendations for state, local ballot issues
  

• It?s time to replace Ketchum?s snow-removal equipment
  Commentary by Jerry Seiffert

• Vote Nov. 7 on new snow-removal equipment
  By Randy Hall

• Skyview is Wood River?s first hurdle
  Teams meet today in State 4A volleyball tournament

• Oktoberfest features state cyclocross championships
  

• Panthers try something unheard of
  Kick three of five extra point attempts

• Whitelaw is anxious for next soccer season
  Returning Cutthroat players bode well for 2007