Sun Valley proves special Idaho resident David Gish, 31, placed second in both his snowshoe races, the 400 and 800 meter. Gish lit the Special Olympics flame alongside an Idaho police officer at the opening ceremony in Boise on Monday. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, February 29, 2008

• Sun Valley proves special
  Athletes, volunteers convene for prelude to 2009 World Games

• Hailey men get probation for voyeurism
  Men recorded cell phone images of naked 13-year-old girl

• Wood River Journal for sale
  Ketchum real estate agent heads effort to bring paper into local ownership

• Looking beyond building setbacks
  Mountain town planners converge on Sun Valley for conference

• Smooth rolling in Sun Valley
  City paths slated for improvements

• Sun Valley swings for the green
  New golf clubhouse, music pavilion on schedule to open in August

• Forum to focus on breast cancer therapy
  

• Ernie Day was giant of Idaho conservation
  SNRA, River of No Return owed to Day?s days in the saddle

• Considering two of Italy?s jewels
  

• Finn slips in, and leaps out
  

• Folk Festival revises line-up
  

• Feeding Elk
  

• Otternomics
  

• Going soft on secret meetings violates Idahoans? public trust
  

• Essay: Who?s afraid of Canis lupus?
  

• Super showing at state
  Sun Valley Youth Hockey puts three teams in the finals

• Trojans ride a winning horse at state
  Carey Panthers fall 56-47 to Troy

• Tremor at Eight--It?s a Sign
  

• Jeanne Davidson
  

• Ronald Scott Thaemert