Rare birds of prey returned to wild Peregrine falcons make dramatic 30-year comeback Idaho Department of Fish and Game Non-Game Biologist Bruce Haak moves a 35-day-old peregrine falcon to a hack box on the Camas Prairie Monday. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

• Rare birds of prey returned to wild
  Peregrine falcons make dramatic 30-year comeback

• Plan for Hailey ice rink gains traction
  

• Feds review uranium mining proposal
  Canadian company wants to drill 71 test holes near Stanley

• ATV mishap claims Twin Falls man
  Authorities puzzled over accident near Magic Reservoir

• Learn about the big burn
  SNRA program reveals Valley Road Fire benefited the forest

• Plea agreement reached in Hailey stabbing case
  Alleged victims under investigation by attorney general

• Hailey receives Safe Routes grant
  

• Mount Everest is live and wired
  Documentary film integrates Web watch as team recreates 1924 Mallory expedition

• YMCA shoots for Nov. 3 opening
  Ketchum officials tour new multimillion-dollar facility

• ITD to drivers: ?Chill or pay the bill?
  Police cracking down on aggressive driving

• Bellevue annexation plan takes big hit
  P&Z recommends denial to City Council

• Study: Big Wood River is hemmed in
  Scientist says fish habitat is ?moderate to poor?

• Will new county jail be ?green??
  

• Hailey police arrest burglary suspect
  Man accused of stealing items from vehicle

• Ketchum irons out housing requirements
  Hotels not treated equally in city?s Tourist and CC zones

• Marketron merges with media software supplier
  Hailey company to expand operations with new deal

• Briefs
  

• Cowboys and firefighters light up Father?s Day
  

• Food and wine festival debuts in Sun Valley
  It was a sup ?n? sip weekend

• Valley trails group receives federal award
  Bigwood Backcountry Trails has raised $100,000 for maintenance

• Heritage Court honors true Idahoan
  Bonnie Justesen of Carey enjoys life?s simple pleasures

• See, feel, touch and heal with ?The Who?s Tommy?
  St. Thomas Playhouse performs classic rock opera as musical

• Snoopy says, ?To live is to dance?
  ?You?re a Good Man Charlie Brown? to rollick at nexStage

• That's My Ride!
  

• Idaho shouldn?t tolerate mercury-laden winds from Nevada
  

• Weigh in on summer parking
  

• How North Korea won the war against wilderness
  The free market, literal or abstract, is as much a myth as a communist utopia.

• Better Fred than dead
  It?s no secret that many Republican voters aren?t totally sold on any of their top contenders.

• Fish kill in Elkhorn was predictable
  It is time for the valley governments to step back up to the plate, to strengthen and enforce existi

• Uncivilized air travel
  

• Was it lack of oxygen?
  

• City doesn?t need free WiFi
  

• Don?t close Edelweiss
  

• Diversity lost on KWRV
  

• Halt the Californication
  

• Giving another ?other view?
  

• Who helps needy wildlife?
  

• NTSB report is flawed
  

• Waiting on Cypress Mountain
  Wood River grad sets sights on 2010 Winter Games

• Gates golf breaks par for junior golfers
  Over $5,000 raised by 128 golfers this year

• 2007 Coed Soccer League schedule
  

• Fishing Report by Bill Mason
  

• Wood River Cup gets into gear
  Second week of racing up Croy Canyon

• Legion skipper happy with early-season split
  Wood River wins 8-7 at Twin Falls

• Golfers give greens presidential attention
  Tourney at Valley Club

• Morells pace their groups in Spudman
  32-mile triathlon in Boise

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Martha Harrison Coughlin
  

• Sharon Kay Cutler
  

• Death Notice
  Mary V. Cornwell