Kids, Meet The Doctor Lara McLean, a lieutenant and medic for the Ketchum Fire Department, reads a Dr. Seuss tale to kids at the Big Wood School in Ketchum Thursday morning, during an event to celebrate the 103rd anniversary of the popular child author?s birthday. Seuss, who wrote classics such as ?The Cat in the Hat,? ?Green Eggs and Ham? and ?How The Grinch Stole Christmas,? died in 1991 at the age of 87. Big Wood School students on Thursday also celebrated the ninth annual Read Across America Day. They enjoyed readings of Dr. Seuss books and were treated to a snack of green eggs and ham, a parade and birthday cake. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, March 2, 2007

• Developer pulls hotel application
  

• Citizens weigh in on Warm Springs? future
  Hotels, amenities among topics at packed meeting

• Bellevue nearing decision on annexation
  Vote on Slaughterhouse application linked to fees

• New-look Legacy Project passes Senate committee
  Farmers? concerns help spur 11 amendments to bill

• Community School appoints new Upper School director
  Yager to bring wealth of knowledge and experience

• Resolution reached on Bellevue water issue
  Landowner won?t challenge city water right

• Hailey awarded $105,000 DEQ grant
  Money will fund wastewater planning

• Mama Inez restaurant sold
  Valley institution to continue serving Mexican food

• Let?s talk about drugs
  Forum provides parents, kids chance to discuss oft-avoided subject

• Live food, live bodies
  

• Uncovering Ezra Pound?s roots
  Pound family?s time in valley featured in academic tome

• Children light up on New Year
  Wood River families unite for cultural festivity

• Calendar March 2-6
  

• New thinking needed for hotel and Wood River
  

• Free speech lesson
  

• Hotel decision missed the mark
  Does city have the right priorities?

• Hear ye, hear ye
  

• Panthers fall to Genesee in tourney opener
  Carey unable to overcome state?s top-ranked team

• Sun Valley hosts high school hockey tournament
  Suns midget team hopes for another state championship

• 2006-07 Sun Valley Suns
  Season statistics

• Racers enjoy new snow at Soldier Mountain
  Ski area stages two days of downhill races

• Peewee power in Boise
  Suns skate to tie against Idaho Falls