The Bob And Dick Show Warm Springs resident Dick Couch provides soothing background music with his flute Saturday at the 10th annual European Christmas Market, held at Croney Cove on Warm Springs Road, northwest of Ketchum. Bob, a recently adopted shelter cat, right, seemed to greatly enjoy the music and festivities. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

• Locals denounce state?s wolf plan
  Most speakers advise Fish and Game to take cautious approach on proposed wolf hunt

• Water use disputed in upper Big Wood
  State department receives 2,999 ?objections? to water right claims

• BLM approves Baldy master plan
  Phase 1 includes gondola to Roundhouse

• Plan aims to re-route Indian Creek
  Hailey man proposes reconnecting creek with Big Wood River

• EMS group plans boost in service
  

• Where is mercury coming from?
  Conservationists blame toxic buildup on northern Nevada gold mines

• Consolidated dispatch makes debut
  Emergency 911 communications now under one roof

• LeBlanc to leave City Hall this week
  City administrator says Ketchum has bright future

• Drug kingpin gets 10 years in prison
  Investigation continues into alleged murder conspiracy

• Sun Valley fails to make the grade
  Development plans drop resort from D to F on environment score card

• Baldy takes on snow, opens more runs
  Seattle Ridge area, lodge now open

• Our Lady opens her doors at last
  New Catholic Church revealed in all its glory

• Jerome residents busted in Bellevue
  Suspects face drug possession and delivery charges

• Trash talks come to a close
  Sun Valley adopts $23 flat fee for collection

• St. Luke?s board gets new blood
  

• Sentencing delayed again for scammer
  Defendant undergoing cancer treatment in Tijuana

• ?Retablos? paintings find new meaning in contemporary art
  Idaho artist embraces past for present

• Hailey P&Z approves ACI proposal
  Ordinance would outline areas of future annexation and collaboration with county

• Sun Valley supports property price disclosure
  

• City provides hotel incentives
  Exemption of community housing approved for developers

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Banging the drum for school spirit
  Brian Town?s Drum Line delights Hailey crowds

• How ?Steep? can a skier go?
  Documentary film explores the history and skiers of extreme skiing

• Get behind-the-scenes access
  Filmmaker shares experiences ?Filming the Impossible?

• Find joy in everyday objects
  ?Snowflake? will fall on Liberty?s stage

• Comment Taker
  

• Berry Christmas
  

• Remember the Constitution?
  

• Green-minded Idahoans willing to put money where their hearts are
  

• Praise the Lord ? and the armed guard
  

• Legacy project moves to implementation
  

• Our winning-is-everything culture
  

• Stop Galena cellular tower
  

• Wolves are just doing their job
  

• Hooray for Rotarun
  

• Your voice does count
  

• Ranting and ravings
  

• Stop the torture
  

• Appraisers are incompetent
  

• Swain?s hat trick knocks off Silver Kings 9-8
  Suns open hockey season with two-game sweep of Park City

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• SVSEF newcomer Radford podiums on Payday
  Alpine racers on the clock in Utah

• Arritola skates to Super Tour win in Utah
  Nordic skier from Fairfield takes 10k free race

• It?s Carey, easily, in first Northside boys? showdown
  Panthers race past Cutthroats 63-34

• Easy riders in Colorado
  Local boarders shred Breck pipe

• WRHS boys whip Pilots 59-52, but fall at Minico
  Century visits Hailey on Thursday

• Twisters, girls play well in home tourney
  Women?s hockey in Sun Valley

• Boards belong to Carey girls in Northside clash
  Panthers clamp down on Cutthroats 51-35

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Glenn P. Chaney
  

• Willard H. Shillington