Governor signs Wood River Legacy Project into law Both Silver Creek, in the Bellevue Triangle area near Picabo, above, and the Big Wood River could end up receiving additional water flows if basin water rights holders agree to donate their water as part of the recently approved Wood River Legacy Project legislation. Last Thursday, Idaho Gov. C.L. ?Butch? Otter signed the bill into law. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, April 4, 2007

• Governor signs Wood River Legacy Project into law
  Groundbreaking legislation could add water to Silver Creek system

• Ketchum to acquire Mountain West property
  Half block in downtown to become town plaza

• Baldy set to close Easter Sunday
  Warm weather in forecast spells doom for spring skiing

• Bellevue citizens urge city to increase tax levy
  Special election set for May 22

• County, city police agencies band together
  Ketchum, Sun Valley, Bellevue, Hailey and county sharing files

• Court sends Crown Ranch back to city
  Plan for Elkhorn site continues to go in circles

• Plan proposed for Williams?, nexStage
  First Street closure could be linchpin to commercial building success

• ?I like to give of myself?
  Youth advocate juggles enthusiasm with the best

• Bitterbrush planting benefits deer
  Fish and Game conducting plantings throughout Magic Valley region

• Quick response halts Hailey fire
  Smoke prompts call to Rocky Mountain Hardware site

• New ?village? planned for downtown Hailey
  ?It takes into account the vernacular of Old Hailey.?

• Wood River Debate team on a roll
  Group has nationals in their sights

• Celebrate Holy Week and Easter Sunday
  Valley churches offer a wide variety of celebrations

• Rancher shoots wolf in Picabo area
  Fish and Wildlife Service determines shooting was legal

• Camas County revises land-use, zoning maps
  Moratorium halts development for 9 miles surrounding Fairfield

• Reach for the stars
  Local astronomer gives universal perspective

• Buff up your sculpture
  Spring cleaning for outdoor art

• Big Easy benefits from faith-based groups
  Ketchum man volunteers to restore homes in New Orleans

• ?Stage the Page? a little off center
  Theater group helps bring children?s story to life

• New season is no joke
  Company of Fools host party at home

• Other Form of Support
  

• Courts quash Bush?s attempts to end-run enviro laws
  

• How money can talk
  

• McCain photo-op goes really, really bad
  

• Legislature buckled on seat belt fines
  

• Heedless act injured skier
  

• WiFi editorial misses the point
  

• Ambulance plan needs changes
  

• Skier grateful for ?safety net?
  

• How warm does it have to get?
  

• Restore the enlightenment
  

• The Parrish: Baldy?s sweet spring sendoff
  Speed on an icy April Fool?s course

• Last chance for IMD racers at Snowbird
  Schwing collects GS, SL wins in season finale

• Foolish tracks at Galena Lodge
  Ride, Stride and Glide is an April Fool?s treat

• Alpine, Nordic ski racers wrap up their nationals
  Final events in Alaska and Maine

• 2007 WRHS Tennis Schedule
  

• Sports summary
  

• Carey track teams look to step up in Northside
  Track and field season gets off the mark

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Valerie Ann Dumke
  

• John Anthony Bonin