New hotel to be unveiled Monday Plans for 200-plus-room structure to go before P&Z Rendering courtesy of Michael Blash & Associates The Gateway Hotel is a 200,000-square-foot, 200-room hotel that could be built at the corner of Main and Rivers streets in Ketchum. The Ketchum Planning and Zoning Commission will take a look at the proposal on Monday, May 14.

Friday, May 11, 2007

• New hotel to be unveiled Monday
  Plans for 200-plus-room structure to go before P&Z

• Valley gets glimpse of energy alternatives
  Snake River Alliance hosts renewable energy conference

• Question marks remain for Croy Canyon elder care center
  Current county zoning would allow nursing home only with a conditional use permit

• Sun Valley special election May 22
  Ballot includes LOT and Water and Sewer District bond

• Gun Club trails taking shape
  Project seeks to build 4 miles of multi-use trails

• Alternative School projects shine
  Judges ?wowed? by variety and depth of student endeavors

• Museum announces Heritage Court 2007
  Quartet of ladies to be crowned in June

• In Bellevue, is the third time a charm?
  Special election puts levy increase in hands of voters, again

• Modernization of Dollar off to a flying start
  City OKs helicopter permits for lifts project

• Mountain Town News
  By Allen Best

• Briefs
  

• How to mother the mothers
  Plant a juicy one on her

• Is blood thicker than water?
  ?The Wind the Shakes the Barley? reveals historic boiling point

• Car enthusiasts start new club
  Valley Motor Club to hold first gathering

• Missing Bees
  

• Think before you howl
  

• Hypocrisy: military planes wear out while rich get richer
  

• Endless Conversations
  A dangerous thing

• Mayday! Mayday!
  Take action now on energy security

• Legacy Project shows what is possible
  

• Optional law enforcement?
  

• What?s in Bush?s heart?
  

• Wolverines lose extra inning battle to Jerome
  Softball coach looks forward to next season

• Wood River takes second at district golf tournament
  Wolverines play next at state competition in Moscow

• Wood River Hosts Great Basin Prep Tournament
  

• Rusch wins 24-hour Payton Stampede