Finding A Brave New World A guest of the Wood River Ability Program?s winter ski development camp, Ret. U.S. Army Major Ed Pulido, from Oklahoma City, works his way down Dollar Mountain Friday, Jan. 18. Pulido was injured in August 2004 near Baquaba, Iraq, when a roadside bomb sent a massive amount of shrapnel into his left leg. ?There are people with disabilities in this world,? Pulido said. ?They conquer their hurdles. So we learn from this and go on, and help others. Two years ago, I was scared. I didn?t know what the future held. Now, I can do anything I used to be able to do. Maybe not quite to the same degree, but almost.? (For a story on the development camp, see Page A12.) Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

• Murder suspect surrenders voluntarily
  Illegal immigrant was wanted in slaying of Hailey man

• Is price disclosure in our future?
  County drafting law to require divulgence of real estate sales data

• How does a caucus work?
  Blaine County Democrats host presidential caucus Tuesday, Feb. 5

• Indian Creek challenges Hailey water rights
  Public hearings begin this summer on adjudication

• McHanville plan starts to takes shape
  Up to 650 new homes could be built under preferred development scenario

• Sun Valley: Cell tower is a go
  City Council trumps negative review by P&Z

• Obama defies red-state, blue-state politics
  Idaho For Obama picks up steam leading into Super Tuesday

• Scientists to discuss decline in water levels
  

• Supreme Court upholds Lane Ranch road approval
  City of Sun Valley loses appeal

• Bellevue establishes Urban Renewal Agency
  City improvement plan based on increased property values

• Read the snow before you go
  Avalanche Awareness Week starts Jan. 29

• Wrong place to take a snooze
  Man arrested for alleged unlawful entry

• Court declines to hear Express lawsuit
  Judge rules court lacks jurisdiction in copyright case

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Galena gratitude shines like the sun
  Supporters ante up record figure for lodge and trails

• What the future holds
  Wounded vets take snow sports to their hearts

• Five Easy Pieces opens Friday
  Local artists team up for show at Ketchum Coffee Grinder

• Harness the power of adversity
  World-class blind mountaineer Erik Weihenmayer leads the way

• ?Come Play with Us?
  Children?s Arts Festival comes to fruition

• I love Sun Valley
  Wood River Land Trust contest features valley talent

• Constitution
  

• Fish-rulers
  

• Regulate ?deadly? toy guns
  

• Is this how ?pro-business? lawmakers treat Idaho business?
  

• ?Hostiles? speak out about BLM travel plan
  

• The Iraq War body count
  

• Bill Clinton: ?Slime-in-Chief?
  

• Focus on global warming
  

• Cell tower at odds with law
  

• Let?s talk about wolves
  

• Obama speaks to all of us
  

• A masterful weekend on Baldy
  For Formula Sports Skoch Cup racing

• Pond Hockey Classic comes to Hailey
  Skating, scoring on a lazy Sunday

• Palmer tames the Cougar at Snow King
  Sunday?s Sean Nurse slalom winner

• Downhillers rock on Soldier slope
  Midweek winners near Fairfield

• Road to Alaska begins for Nordic skiers
  Soldier Hollow stages first JN qualifier

• Sun Valley riders shine at Jackson Hole
  

• Carnduff to resign as WRHS girls coach
  ?Senior Night? is Thursday for cagers

• Americans close in on World Cup leads
  Miller exceeds Mahre with 28th World Cup victory

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Janice M. Schmidt
  

• William Dale Arvey