Sex offenders get 7 years each Two Hailey men, accused of sex crimes against two girls, were sentenced Monday to seven years each in prison. At left, Emmanuel ?Manny? Bautista-Aguayo, 22, awaits sentencing by Blaine County District Court Judge Robert J. Elgee. At right, co-defendant Jose ?Yosie? Vivar-Olivera, 23, sits with his defense attorney Keith Roark. In the background is Blaine County detention deputy Justin Mitchell. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, May 9, 2007

• Sex offenders get 7 years each
  Both men must serve three years before eligible for parole

• Center proposes new headquarters
  Ketchum facility exhibits progressive contemporary design

• Express collects 45 Press Club awards
  Newspaper takes coveted Sweepstakes prize at Boise event

• Coach pleads guilty to lewd conduct with minor
  Plea agreement reached just prior to start of jury trial

• Marijuana petitioner back in district court
  Judge denies attorney fees in suit against Sun Valley

• Victim?s father unhappy with 7-year sentences
  

• Sun Valley councilwoman resigns
  Agnew to step down June 30

• Massing study shows hotel concepts
  Boulder consultant to offer more detail about potential hotel designs

• School district expands preschool program
  

• City prioritizes hotel qualifications
  Nine potential hotels force city to sort out details

• County to consider drought declaration
  Proclamation would allow for temporary transfer of water

• Habitat for Humanity formed for Blaine County
  Organization hopes to build this year

• Belle Ranch hits major roadblock
  P&Z appears far from approving light-industrial area

• Doctor offers lessons in medicine, compassion
  Two presentations will offer credits at Wellness Festival

• Forest Service buildings on the move
  P&Z approves plan to relocate structures

• 68/68: A walk to celebrate
  Volunteer needed for 68-mile fund-raiser

• County prepares for Blaine Manor vote
  Yes? vote would allow transfer of funds to foundation

• Fourth Street project still on schedule
  Bike path to be moved this summer

• Ketchum streets opened for summer shows
  

• Ketchum officials keep eyes on budget
  Fund balance used to ?get through a tough year?

• Bellevue man dumps four-wheeler in river
  Monday was apparently not a great day for a 45-year-old Bellevue man, who first dumped his four-whe

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. keynotes Wellness Festival
  

• South valley arts on the rise
  Bellevue gallery sees promising future

• What is reasoning behind calls for fire consolidation?
  Deficiencies, duplications seen as driving forces

• WRHS alumni receive Fulbright Awards
  Kelsea Ballantyne and Zach Bloomfield headed to India, Tunisia

• Get fired up for climate change with ?Everything's Cool?
  Hailey producer Chris Pilaro screens hot documentary

• 'Dreams can come true'
  'Cinderella' is staged by Footlight Dance

• State Dinner Guest
  

• Bike plan looks good
  

• The public?s got mail
  

• Amateur Hours
  Small Potatoes

• ?How many Supreme Court judges are Catholic??
  The majority justices were not imposing their religious views on anyone.

• Blaine Manor sale will help create new facility
  By John Chapman

• War boosters? idea of ?progress?
  

• Consultant not biggest loss
  

• It's ?come to the aid? time
  

• Vote for sale of Blaine Manor
  

• Expulsion policy needs dialogue
  

• Vote for Blaine Manor Sale
  

• Cove decision ?on target?
  

• Vote ?yes? on Bellevue budget
  

• Panthers back on top in Northside Conference track
  

• Wood River ready to run at district meet
  

• Busy week for Cutthroats on the courts
  

• Wood River softball team duels at district tilt
  

• Warriors back in the win column
  

• Slim pickings for Wolverines in Great Basin post season
  

• Swain steps down as Wood River soccer coach
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Milli Wiggins
  

• Armida M. Metcalf
  

• Corinne Krenz Taylor