Irish Pride On Parade In keeping with local custom on St. Patrick?s Day, Irish folk turned out and marched Saturday from Warm Springs Village into central Ketchum with their gullets full of corned beef, cabbage, green beer and, maybe, a shot of Jameson Irish whiskey. Appropriately, Jeff Jamison, of Ketchum, center, leads the group as it leaves Apple?s Bar and Grill and starts its trek into town. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

• Legacy Project sails through Idaho House
  Legislation now goes to governor for signing

• Sun Valley sets May election on LOTs
  City seeks to lower taxes on retail, assist local businesses

• Mateys won?t try to collect $31 million
  18-year-old defendant won?t have to come up with money

• ?Not a maintainer?
  Valley political leader comes into her own

• Police investigate ?shots fired? in Hailey
  

• Horizon grounds flight before takeoff
  Pilot returns to terminal following engine backfire

• P&Z rejects 10.68-acre Life Church annexation
  

• Bar patron zapped by stun gun
  

• Martinez pleads guilty to forgery
  Theft charges dismissed in plea agreement

• Sun Valley delays recycling ordinance
  Community concerns and questions lead to changes

• Bellevue annexation proposal draws fire
  

• Ketchum?s creativity creates a stir
  Formation of city arts commission OK?d

• Three hoteliers hot for Ketchum gateway
  Ketchum partners with developers to study sites

• Siblings foster awareness of Darfur
  Events in Ketchum attract many to cause

• Hailey police investigate vehicle burglaries
  

• Woman accused of punching her boss
  White powder substance leads to second charge

• Record warm temps set over weekend
  National Weather Service doesn?t maintain station in valley

• Construction regulations raise hackles
  Contractors invited to help form mitigation policy

• Hailey Ski Team gets new lease at Sun Valley
  

• Ketchum logs on to Wi-fi discussion
  

• ?The enemy is not out there?
  Tibetan lama speaks about death

• Janss Pro Am stirs it up again
  Event raises more than $200,000 for SVSEF

• Vietnam captures heart of valley men
  Two leaders step up to assist needy hospital

• ?Off the Page? at The Center
  R. Gregory Christie illustrates balance

• Get ?Stoked?
  Photo book shows off extreme sports

• ?Tina Barney: Social Studies?
  Documentary on photographers opens private lives of Europeans

• Celtic music revives Irish spirit
  Concert to be held at the Liberty Theatre

• Bong Hits 4 Jesus
  

• Idaho retailers deserve fair tax system from Legislature
  

• Sun Valley flinches
  

• Survivalism in high places
  

• The Iraq war
  

• ICL opposes Cove Springs
  

• An old war, a new flap
  

• Effects of salt understated?
  

• Clock ticking for nexStage
  

• SV recycling on right track
  

• Skiing?s ?Show of Shows? is the Janss Classic
  Costume theme a lucrative hit at 2007 Pro-Am

• Sutton & Sons finally breaks away
  Cage winners 68-63 over Growing Concern

• A St. Patrick?s Day on snowshoes
  Holiday trek up the River Run side

• Welcome to beautiful Coalville
  Notes from the Suns locker room

• Honda Ski Tour makes splash at Squaw Valley
  Final TV show Sunday

• Ski racing summary
  

• Drivers wrap up with SnoCross at Yellowstone
  Snowmobile racing

• Late rally lifts Wolverines over Bees 7-6
  First baseball win for WRHS

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Pearl A. Stapleton
  

• Shirley Renick
  

• Opal Cameron
  

• Fred Isao Ochi