Developers have big plans for Quigley Plan calls for 379 homes and golf course in canyon east of Hailey Quigley Canyon, east of Hailey, resembles a winter wonderland last weekend. The ranchland in the canyon, foreground, could be annexed into the city for development of 379 homes and a nine-hole golf course. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

• Developers have big plans for Quigley
  Plan calls for 379 homes and golf course in canyon east of Hailey

• Hailey snuffs out pot initiatives
  Council votes to amend them into oblivion

• Main Street up for sale
  Five major properties on market collectively valued at $63 million

• Potters succumbs to Alzheimer?s
  Former Ketchum councilwoman dies at 55

• Dead elk found at private feed site
  Deaths attributed to infection created by feeding practices

• Idaho considers war on meth
  Governor proposes $1 million to battle drug use

• A diamond in the rough?
  Developers unveil plans for historic Diamond Dragon Ranch

• Hailey balks again at Spring Canyon project
  Haemmerle opposes extension of city sewer services

• County requests meeting on power line proposal
  Commissioners want to clarify concerns with $800 million project

• Resort defines plans for Gun Club
  Residential units planned around new golf course

• McHanville on councilors? minds
  City to meet with Sun Valley and county on Thursday

• Ketchum LOT down over 5 percent
  Condo receipts see greatest decline from previous year

• House fire still under investigation
  Tests to be performed on popcorn bags and pine needles

• Bellevue unveils transportation plan
  Improvements would begin with sidewalks to schools

• ?Darius Goes West? arrives in Hailey
  Wood River High School to hold special day

• Police called to weekend bar fights
  

• Gift to hospital will buy defibrillators
  

• Ketchum gets $8,700 to plant trees
  

• Hailey welcomes new mayor, councilors
  

• Power outage affects 7,000 residences
  Damaged line shuts off lights in widespread area

• News Briefs
  

• Death of Sir Edmund Hillary stirs memories
  

• ?Life on the Mississippi?
  Ketchum residents float 1,130 miles on Old Man River

• Galena benefit to shine like gold
  Event supports lodge and trails

• Become an ?iron chef? naturally
  Botanical Garden offers winter feast class

• Make ?em laugh
  The Second City comedy troupe returns to the Liberty

• Ketchum represents at Art Basel Miami
  Art fair brings the art world together

• The Good Old Days
  

• Strawberries
  

• Protecting wintering wildlife should come first
  

• A squeaky rodent?s warning
  

• The New Hampshire primary
  I?m going to offer a bold prediction: These races will go on for some time to come and be wild rides

• Ugly, uglier, ugliest Americans
  

• ?Where are the parents??
  

• Teacher pay plan on track
  

• Cell tower is ill-advised
  

• Lampl helps Suns light the lamp 5-3 over Eagles
  Down 3-1, Suns rally past Canadians

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• 2007-08 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (6-2-0 overall: 6-2-0 home, 0-0-0 away)

• Basketball tourneys on horizon for prep girls
  Final week of Northside league action

• Young racers are heroes in Soldier enduro
  Sunday?s two-run race is a big hit

• Carey makes it three straight
  Cutthroats play Richfield tough

• SG podiums for local kids at Jackson Hole
  Open Series on Moran

• Sun Valley riders shake things up at Revolution Tour
  

• Alpine Town Series opens Jan. 23 on Cozy
  Teams signing up for the seven-week series

• Bode goes deep, wins Lauberhorn DH
  Miller ties Mahre with 27th World Cup win

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Christina Potters
  

• Clayton Meier Davis
  

• Janice Marie Schmidt