Full Moon Fever A nearly full moon rises over Dollar Mountain Monday night, as seen from West Ketchum. Although calendars marked Tuesday, Jan. 22, as the full moon, much of the United States observed the moon as "full" on Monday night. According to Native American lore, the January full moon, or Wolf Moon, symbolizes cold temperatures, lots of snow and hungry wolves roaming a stark, mid-winter landscape. In the Northern Hemisphere, the first full moon of the year travels in a high path across the sky. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, January 25, 2008

• Child sex-abuse rate triples in Blaine County
  Attorney general?s report details cases statewide

• Historic mine deemed ?extreme? hazard
  Cleanup of Livingston Mill will be largest in SNRA history

• Ketchum jeweler robbed again
  Thief gets away with several Rolex watches

• Study: Declining water levels most apparent near Bellevue
  Simply reducing irrigation won?t solve problem, scientists say

• Financier sworn in on Hailey P&Z
  Mark Spears commences 3-year term

• Council, CDC set priorities
  River Run area property earmarked for possible workforce housing

• P&Z member proposes Main Street bank
  

• Sun Valley names new planner
  Shay makes move north from Hailey City Hall

• News Briefs
  

• Ask the conservation officer
  Fish & Game official responds to question about valley elk

• ?Winter Feast? to welcome Tzo?-Nah
  

• Discover ?real? food
  

• Try to tango
  Master tango instructor makes it easy

• To ride on the wide open trail
  Van Gordon Sauter reviews classic Western book

• Clear thinking and biology should drive wolf management
  

• Nuclear power?s Achilles heel
  

• Expulsion policy is far from fair
  

• Croy sewer extension would benefit all
  This proposal has benefits for all of Hailey?s citizens as well as those of Blaine County.

• Sewer line extension is not the best solution
  Citizens for Smart Growth believes there are better solutions than extending a sewer line over a riv

• Arritola leads Yanks in World Cup debut
  Places 24th in Canmore pursuit

• Carey?s Big Blue stifles the Fish 60-42
  Panther defense throttles a good Cutthroat team

• Hailey boys explode past Knights 72-57
  Dietrich nips Cutthroats in girls? meet

• Slim pickings on ?Senior Night? for wrestlers
  Twin Falls throws weight around

• The new adventures of an older Christine
  Sun Valley skier to make World Cup ski cross debut

• Bradford Cup GS results
  

• Farrington leader of the Sun Valley pack at Copper
  

• Electile Disfunction