Case against Reimer is not completely dead Ketchum Police Chief Cory Lyman has accepted the blame for evidence-handling mistakes made by his department that led to dismissal of an attempted homicide charge against Deborah Reimer. Lyman is shown here talking to reporters on July 18, 2007, when Reimer was accused of firing two shots at her former boyfriend Bob Dreyer at his home in south Ketchum. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, March 21, 2008

• Case against Reimer is not completely dead
  Attempted homicide case needs new evidence for resurrection

• Baldy will likely close in mid-April
  

• Can planning save Warm Springs?
  P&Z, public to convene next week to discuss revitalization

• Challis BLM revamps travel management
  Wilderness Study Areas get attention from concerned citizens

• Idaho Power proposes rate boost
  1.4 percent increase would cover plant acquisition

• Steelhead counts indicate good fishing
  Nearly 150,000 steelhead have crossed Lower Granite Dam since June 1, 2007

• New bridge proposed for Alturas Lake Creek
  Sawtooth National Recreation Area officials seek public comment

• Pickup truck 1, power pole 0
  Sun Valley Co. worker takes out pole in Ketchum

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Breakfast: Smarter than you think
  

• The less-than-harsh world of a pianist
  

• Fanatic collector considers three great decades of English art & literature
  Publisher to talk at Community Library

• Special Olympics gets new blood
  

• Debt & Economy
  

• Funeral for Chinook salmon
  

• 20 years of mercury fallout ended
  

• Wolf control essential to ranchers
  

• Wolf shootings rob the people
  

• Dog poop is disgusting
  

• Sharing a treasure
  

• Ambulance plan on the money
  

• The planet?s best XC trails
  

• Public enemy # ?
  

• Five globes for U.S. skiers in World Cup
  Ligety?s GS finale puts him with Bode, Vonn

• A championship team is saluted, 62 years later
  Keith Anderson?s Preston basketball team takes a bow

• Ski Tek boys tuck away the Town Series Cup
  Seven-week Cozy racing series winds up

• March Madness?
  

• Richard E. McCarthy