Beauty and the Monarch Three-year-old Maddy Dunn, a mid-valley resident, holds a Monarch butterfly at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden's Earth Day Bug Zoo celebration on Sunday, April 22. Dunn was one of approximately 1,000 people who participated in the event by walking through four different bug ecosystems and a butterfly house. Games, jewelry making and crafting were also part of the event. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

• County and cities move toward regional planning
  Visioning for highway, airport, KART could benefit

• Affordable housing plan raises concerns
  Housing authority board worried about plan to place units on school district land

• New airport site study launched
  Environmental Impact Statement to take 3 or more years to complete

• Accused child molester pleads guilty
  Prosecutor recommends 10 years in prison

• Cove Springs slips back with P&Z recommendation
  Impacts on wildlife, agriculture and hillsides cited as too much

• Sun Valley approves comp plan amendments
  Move lifts moratorium and paves way for symphony and performing arts center

• Accused Green Hornet assailant released from state hospital
  Lape still faces assault and telephone harassment charges

• Hailey police have busy weekend
  Police investigate plethora of incidents

• The Mountain School set to open
  Curriculum promotes sustainability and teaches through hands-on approach

• Chamber awards shine light on Blaine County's brightest
  Awards dinner goes off without a hitch

• Crash sends two to hospitals
  

• Fido?s ?calling cards? collected
  Two-hour effort results in 10 garbage bags full of dog-do

• Large modern building proposed for Ketchum
  P&Z hears pre-application design review

• Fatal accident claims Pulitzer Prize author
  David Halberstam was frequent visitor to Sun Valley

• KART and Rideshare merger advances
  

• Controversial Hailey subdivision remains emotional issue
  Application tabled pending further research

• Dump truck takes out poles and wires
  Nearly 700 customers lose power Friday morning

• Light Industrial zone stirs up stumbling block for Belle Ranch
  P&Z uncertain of Bellevue?s needs

• News Briefs
  

• Printmaking makes resurgence
  Deanna Glad show in Hailey tells the story

• Live Music
  Look over Yonder

• Expand your movie diet
  It?s the spring film fest at the Magic Lantern

• Denim and diamonds
  nexStage benefit and auction keep going

• Insensitivity
  

• The boy in camouflage
  

• Behind massacre headlines, mental illness an everyday crisis
  

• Voters must decide elk-farm issue
  

• Yes, Iraq is lost
  

• The partial-birth abortion ruling
  

• Slow down, save lives
  

• The denial of science
  

• Holocaust can?t be forgotten
  

• Setback assertion not in city code
  

• Zeroes on the board in dandy 1-0 duel
  Tigers slip past WRHS 1-0 in final frame

• Wood River nine rallies past Jerome 7-4
  Great Basin victory improves Founders Field mark to 5-0

• Suns invite local golfers to play for kids
  May 26 tourney will raise money for junior golf

• Breezy day at Buhl, but track team makes headway
  Good tune-up for Tuesday?s Bob Shay home meet

• Jeneson skates on winning team at nationals
  USA Hockey Over 50 tourney

• Alexander helps Navy to national triathlon title
  Cutthroat grad is 14th of 329 college women

• Hailey tennis players ready for Capital test
  Century handles Wolverines 8-4

• Legal Notice Summary