School?s Out! Students at Hemingway Elementary School in Ketchum did not take long to celebrate the conclusion of their school year Friday, June 1. As soon as the 11:30 a.m. bell sounded and the doors opened, euphoria erupted. While a couple of students were misty-eyed and were already missing their teachers, most kids were obviously ready for the joys of summer. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

• Elkhorn fish kill prompts investigation
  State agencies try to discover what killed 150 trout

• Low flight deemed cause of 2006 helicopter crash
  Incident last summer claimed 4 lives

• Wireless hinges on budget analysis
  City could save $80,000 on infrastructure by acting now

• Hailey changes water rates
  Current billing seen as inequitable

• Express honored by press association
  Newspaper named 2nd best in tri-state area

• New SV Guide now on stands
  Explore people, places and pets

• Poet to SV grads: Life in slow lane is OK
  Biggest Community School class takes its final walk

• Fourth Street project still on schedule
  July 1 opening anticipated for Heritage Corridor

• Traffic issues could slow pace of annexation
  Potential increase adds to existing concerns

• As school ends, Carey students collect awards
  During honors and scholarship assembly

• New park starts to take shape
  Jimmy?s Garden set to open July 1

• City to consider parking changes June 18
  Gurus encourage paid parking as part of solution

• Lightning sparks blaze near Galena Summit
  

• Summer means green hills and green bills
  Bookings are solid but high gas prices loom

• Recycling center remodel nearly complete
  Facility will be fully operational by third week of June

• 15 teens cited for drinking
  

• Trial set in Hailey sex-crime case
  

• NexStage casts new board member
  

• Sun Valley ice rink sparkles anew
  Six-week construction project finishes early

• Mountain Town News
  

• Business briefs
  

• News Briefs
  

• Does Ketchum need a luxury hotel?
  Some in business community say ?yes?

• Little Sisters find future through valley native
  Community Library will host presentation on Himalayan nations

• Sun Valley gets ready to wine and dine
  Renowned chefs plan culinary treats

• Proud Pattersons thank Sun Valley
  Five siblings reunite for mother?s memorial

• Valley student wins national award
  Jon Atkinson wins Young Naturalist Award for barn owl study

• Remembering a bygone Bellevue
  Ora Lee Disbennett to represent city in Heritage Court 2007

• Able nurse retires after four decades in valley
  Institution hangs up stiff white cap

• Valley is ?on the cusp of great things?
  Arts scene becoming a Mecca

• At 7 years old, Charlotte Woodham debuts her art
  Mother inspired the artist within her daughter

• Get A Goon Off the Road
  

• Judgment days
  I will tell you that the judgments I render at the market are ... well ... crass.

• Americans used as guinea pigs
  

• Taking the wraps off e-mail
  

• What happened on Flight 327?
  Homeland Security officials failed to report the incident to the Homeland Security Operations Center

• After Bush, rebuilding a broken America
  

• Help valley? shop local
  

• Keep Back Alley Party alive
  

• Put public safety first
  

• Developments are too big
  

• Consolidate valley transit
  

• Tobin?s Team Nike blows away Scotland field
  Rusch?s Team Bjurfors ends up fifth

• Romance in the air as SV Ice Show debuts
  Cohen, Boitano, Lysacek and Kerrigan among the 2007 stars

• Rotarun?s board will unveil new plans
  Tuesday for the Hailey ski hill

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• 2007 Adams Gulch run results
  

• Kids enjoy fishing fun at Hayspur Hatchery
  Picabo gathering May 19

• Sports summary
  

• Basketball camp starts Monday in Hailey
  Snowline camp for grades 5-12

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• John Goodwin
  

• Tanner Alexander Atwood