Pygmy rabbits try to hold on Photo courtesy Wendy Zumpf, University of Idaho A biologist working to document the range and density of pygmy rabbits in Idaho?s Salmon region holds a juvenile rabbit.

Friday, February 1, 2008

• Pygmy rabbits try to hold on
  Diminutive rodent species considered for federal ESA listing

• Stennett to undergo chemo, radiation
  Senior state senator released from Boise hospital

• Ketchum, Hailey issue new avalanche warnings
  Danger elevated from ?considerable? to ?high?

• Wildlife cope well with winter?so far
  Aerial survey of valley showed scattered elk and, surprisingly, many mule deer

• Hailey man pulls just the right lever
  Vegas slot machine yields $1 million prize

• Livingston Mill has contaminated company
  Senate begins consideration of Mining Act reforms

• Wheelchair-accessible trail planned north of Ketchum
  Forest Service officials seeking comments

• ICL to address Idaho?s roadless forest land
  Group will host presentation in Hailey on Feb. 6

• Hailey man faces child-porn charges
  Federal indictment follows alleged attempted kidnapping

• News briefs
  

• Can you handle 48 Straight?
  Sun Valley mountain culture to get another boost

• Vets operate on blind faith
  Visually impaired group attends winter sports camp in valley

• On the road with Dorothy and Toto
  Saul Turtletaub reviews ?The Road to Oz?

• Dig Into A Winter Feast
  

• Chorale music soars
  Anam Cara to perform Josquin

• Jobs of Creation
  

• Critical day for Dems
  

• Bush rebate plan is a ?fairy tale? adding new, unaffordable debt
  

• Airport relocation issue not that complicated
  

• GOP primary is not closed
  

• Think about your candidate
  

• Obama can heal the nation
  

• Support Obama
  

• Let?s rebuild, not destroy
  

• Panther girls earn a shot at state berth
  Carey holds off Shoshone 44-40 in tourney

• Moguls, pipe bring 125 to Roundhouse Slope
  Great weekend for SV racers

• Richfield spoils Carey?s home boast 48-40
  Tiger boys roar in Northside showdown

• New snow should slow Boulder Tour
  More than 800 skiers due for Saturday?s 20-miler

• Super!
  

• Frank C. Whittelsey