Warriors On The Attack Wood River Warriors senior midfielder/captain Jeff Conover, left, gets ready to crank out a pass at O?Donnell Field in Bellevue during Saturday?s 11-7 Warriors? home loss to the tough Bishop Kelly Knights lacrosse squad from Boise. The Warriors, with 31 players on their roster, are currently in the midst of their spring season. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 18, 2007

• Feds shoot 2 wolves at ranch outside Carey
  Predators suspected of killing cattle

• Police fortify stance against drunken driving
  One-quarter of Blaine County arrests are for DUI

• Ketchum allocates $3.2 million for bank site
  Town plaza to join Fourth Street and Sun Valley Road

• Strangulation charge against Hailey man dismissed
  Defendant still faces misdemeanor count of domestic battery

• Hailey airport closes for repairs next week
  Flurry of public meetings also on agenda

• BLM revamps plans for fire responses
  

• NexStage still $340K short of funding goal
  

• P&Z voices opposition to Cove Springs plan
  Commissioners criticize size and density

• Repairs needed at sewer plant
  Last spring?s record-setting runoff inflicts $500K in damage

• Memorial for massacre victims set
  

• What will the Legacy Project?s legacy be?
  True impact of legislation remains to be seen

• Bellevue sets maximum speed limit at 25 mph
  35 mph zones removed from Main Street, Gannett Road

• Firefighters hone skills in old house
  

• Recycling returns to Ketchum
  Assorted items can be dropped off at LDS church

• A room with a view
  New community housing completed in mid-valley

• Suit alleges TDR ordinance is illegal
  Copper Ridge developer unhappy with proposed building

• County reviews streambank stabilization policy
  Riprapping receiving critical look after last year?s intense flooding

• Mountain Town News
  Digest for April 18, 2007

• Briefs
  

• Conifer losses alarm residents
  SNRA expert offers preventive advice and care tips

• Leslie Patricelli is on the page
  Learn the craft of illustration

• Back by popular demand
  ?Frog and Toad? pull out all the smiles

• Short film wins big
  Hemingway students are much more than elementary

• VT Memorial
  

• Backing down on backing in
  

• Making Blaine dangerous for drugs
  

• Hypocrisy in the American cesspool
  

• Imus in the mo(u)rning
  These guys go over the line at times, as most humorists do; what?s important is their response when

• Bringing the war home
  These people were over 18, but calling them boys and girls wasn?t off the mark.

• Consultants not the answer
  

• Clean up after your dogs
  

• Split with Pokey gives WRHS softball a lift
  Gove throws gem on Hailey diamond

• Twinbill sweep is sweet for Hailey nine
  Preston falls 11-6, 13-1 at Founders

• Alpine Spring Series finishes at Mammoth
  Six valley racers in 226-skier field

• Track team keeps beating the clock
  Wolverines compete at Jerome

• Carey?s girls share spotlight with boys
  Panthers sweep Northside meet

• Cheers and tears at Ogden Ice Breaker
  Whitcomb takes final turn in Utah

• Wrestling coach sees good times ahead
  WRHS holds awards dinner

• Legal Notice Summary