Summer, Where Art Thou? A Douglas fir tree near Galena Summit displays a dusting of fresh snow Wednesday. The high peaks and some forested areas around Ketchum were covered in snow this week after unseasonably cold weather, accompanied by a mild spring storm, hit the region Tuesday. The weekend forecast offers brighter news, as temperatures are estimated to return to the 70s by Saturday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, June 8, 2007

• Odd Fellows & Rebekahs award scholarships
  

• Old and new in the wild blue
  Putt-putts, supersonic jets to wow crowds in Hailey

• Rec District hires new youth coordinator
  Wood River grad Piers Lamb returns home

• Former Craig aide hired to fight CIEDRA
  Idaho wilderness bill awaits hearing from Democratic Congress

• State still investigating Elkhorn fish deaths
  

• ?Firewise? program to lose funding
  BLM grant helps homeowners clear brush to reduce wildfire risk

• Landing system, Denver service both in peril?
  Sun Valley Co. thinks 2007 Frontier flights unlikely

• News Briefs
  

• Treat yourself to a silver palate
  Food & Wine Festival to debut its good taste

• Rosé: Why pink is cool
  

• Connecting the past through memoir writing
  Acclaimed author will teach tricks of the trade

• FIVE BEST
  Summertime activities

• WiFi Opportunities
  

• Any which way for WiFi?
  

• Nature and healthy families
  

• Fire issue needs another look
  Review the facts of fire services

• Placekicker Rutkowski looks to join Huskies
  Gets invite from Washington?s Willingham

• ?Medicare Masters? and more spend hours in the saddle
  In Saturday?s Boise-to-Ketchum team bike race

• Koss cruises to win at Ram Tap
  Blue ribbon in three-day eventing

• Big inning lifts Legion in 10-6 debut
  Wood River splits with Buhl

• Fishing Report by Bill Mason
  

• Memorial Service
  Tanner Alexander Atwood