Cove Springs blasted by farmers, public A herd of elk inhabited Cove Ranch and the proposed site for a large development in early December. Known as Cove Springs, the development would add 338 units to the expansive ranch five miles south of Bellevue. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

• Cove Springs blasted by farmers, public
  

• Land trust lands 672-acre parcel
  Anonymous donor grants tract between Hailey and Bellevue

• Hailey man accused of DUI, taking car
  Incident similar to December case

• Stabbing victim suspected in beating
  

• Opposition to new county jail lies low
  Femling optimistic about next week?s bond election

• Highway 75 costs leap toward $200 million
  

• Seeking solutions for issues of diversity
  PTA and Latino Parents Organization to hold forum to improve and increase communication

• Hotel changes may woo developers
  Key to hotels could be ownership component

• Triangle farmers oppose Legacy Project
  Schoen withdraws support for plan, backs constituents

• Bellevue considers Fire Department?s future
  City exploring working with other departments

• Feds move forward on delisting Idaho wolves
  Hunting season specifics will not be nailed down for several months

• Experience the color and tradition of Guatemala
  Fiber artist Leslie Rego presents a history of textiles

• Heart of the valley captured
  Winners reveal importance of community

• Week on Baldy makes Ancient Skiers feel young again
  Nelson Bennett and John Woodward remember the sport?s good old days

• Hailey producer makes debut at Sundance
  ?Everything?s Cool? heats up Park City

• Library uncovers trove of historic photos
  Union Pacific photographers took promotional shots in Sun Valley?s early days

• Dance with the animals
  Footlight presents community performance

• Ride on the wide open
  Banff Film Festival screens mountain gems

• Gangs of DC
  

• The price of safety: $8 a year
  

• Shooting ourselves?
  

• ?Hello, suckers!?
  

• A conversation with Hillary Clinton
  

• State legislators have a full plate
  

• Get wolf facts straight
  

• Law officials urge yes vote
  

• Jail needed
  

• Support jail
  

• Trouble looms in 2007
  

• Must plan for looming growth
  

• It?s about the river
  

• Suns take two from visiting Seattle Indians
  Past midseason, Suns still undefeated

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• 2006-07 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (14-0-0 overall: 10-0-0 home, 4-0-0 away)

• Beacon Hill series: Just good enough to win
  Notes from the Suns locker room-By Jon Duval

• SV riders play King of the Mountain
  At Park City

• A hop, skip and a bump
  Baldy hosts junior freestylers

• Billy Goat Loppet brings 76 skiers out
  Nordic race north of Ketchum

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Shirley Kolman Stroud