New jail to offer education, religious services Jimmy Chatterton of Evans Plumbing in Hailey welds copper pipe inside in the new Blaine County public safety facility, expected to be completed by July. The facility will have 64 beds for regular inmates and 20 beds for inmates in the county?s work-release program. It will also house the county sheriff?s office and a new consolidated dispatch center. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, February 15, 2008

• New jail to offer education, religious services
  County public safety facility is on schedule and on budget

• Child sex-abuse numbers were wrong
  AG?s office says mistake in Blaine County data caused by clerical error

• Locals slam Idaho roadless plan
  Speakers say state-specific roadless rule shouldn?t replace existing Clinton-era plan

• Will new Ketchum hotels be the answer?
  Initial public hearings for hotel applications expected in March

• Forest Service approves uranium exploration near Stanley
  Yankee Fork area to be drilled for 21 exploratory cores

• Sheep versus sheep
  Idaho adopts interim policy to curtail spread of disease

• Pincha-Tulley to return to valley
  Visit by Castle Rock Fire incident commander will include public appearance

• Pangburn suspended from law practice
  

• Consultants: Airport EIS critical
  For some, question of economic impact still looms

• Smith donates sunglasses to bus drivers
  

• Recreation District to discuss Quigley plans
  Golf and Nordic potentials being explored for canyon development

• Pilots fly to express sorrow
  Six low-flying aircraft honor Mark Hutchison

• Magic Reservoir remains low
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Art connects the world to people
  Valley art collector shares her passion with L.A. artist

• Teachers? council honors WRHS literary magazine
  ?Ocean of Dreams? one of only two Idaho publications

• Restorative napping
  

• Honor your inner tourist
  Actress Geena Davis reviews the story that made her famous

• Pride and pretense
  A Version of the Truth? authors to visit Ketchum

• Celebrate George and Honest Abe
  Presidents? weekend street party set in Ketchum

• McCupid
  

• Senate reprimand should humiliate Craig, but doesn?t
  

• Idaho needs presidential primary
  

• No new forest roads
  

• Cell tower is needed
  

• Scrappy Panther girls beat Kootenai 52-43
  First game a good one for Carey

• Big Blue defense makes Richfield see red 59-51
  Carey?s boys stun unbeaten Richfield in Northside finale

• Conference meet a hit for wrestlers
  WRHS hosts 119 Great Basin matmen

• Valentine?s Day Aftermath