Getting nose to snout with wolves With his wife Patti Ribi sitting beside him, a smiling Sun Valley City Councilman Nils Ribi gets a smooch from another female while attending a wolf informational meeting at The Community School Monday night. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

• Getting nose to snout with wolves
  Local residents learn about the gray wolf by getting up close and personal

• Bellevue prepares for flooding
  City infrastructure is foremost concern

• 'Celebration of Life' planned for Randy Hess
  Body of whitewater outfitter found in Snake River Canyon

• Manslaughter charge dismissed against Edgar
  Prosecution leaves option open to file new charge

• Melting snow will reveal blackened trails
  Trails impacted by Castle Rock Fire may open slowly this summer

• Idaho AG: lack of evidence for Camas charges
  War of words erupts, continues in public

• Will the valley see flooding this year?
  Officials say rapid warm-up could cause flooding along the Big Wood River

• Suspect arrested in brass knuckles beating
  Hailey police trying to identify second assailant

• Saving the earth one light bulb at a time
  Hailey Environmental Leadership Program honored for dedication to the environment

• Remix the image of fashion
  The Advocates raises awareness of domestic violence at annual benefit

• Woman accused of assaulting gardener
  Feehan allegedly threatened man with vehicle

• Local nonprofit sued for breach of contract
  

• Affordable housing could spring up in Ketchum?
  P&Z gives initial support to project north of cemetery

• Earth Day events green up planet
  Celebrate a cleaner world April 22

• Baldy season to end on high note
  Street party set for weekend

• Man accused of stealing from roommate
  Suspect also faces felony drug charge

• Crash sends two to St. Luke’s
  Accident blocks rush-hour traffic

• Hit and run leads to charges
  

• Another attempted strangulation case in Hailey
  Man charged with attacking his wife

• Living it up in the LI?
  Bell Drive mixed-use building heads to council

• Faith story is played out
  Wood River Jewish Community to celebrate Passover

• Officials OK Mountain School permit
  Environmentally conscious school goes before Blaine County for one-year review

• Understanding Thomas Jefferson the person
  Book talk examines founding father’s Virginia life

• Water is life
  A project for clean water is revealed in ‘Blue Planet’

• Wood River Arts Alliance awarded Arts Advocate of the year
  Alliance promotes and supports the valley’s arts community

• Traveling exhibition to feature Idaho’s best contemporary art
  The Idaho Triennial is a Boise Art Museum tradition

• Bitter
  

• Thanks for nothing, Al Gore
  

• Stark, detailed facts will win ambulance vote on May 27
  

• Imagine, immigrants impact economy
  

• Warm Springs Ranch Resort needed
  

• Beyond the Iraq war hearings
  

• Look who’s calling Obama ‘elitist’
  

• Business ordinances are taxes
  

• Paramedics are essential
  

• Stop the socialist scheme
  

• Wolf management vs. wolf extremism
  

• Public is excluded from Camas County government
  

• Warm Springs Ranch will benefit Ketchum
  

• Thanks to Harry Rinker
  

• The good guy’s team won
  Hutch’s Bad Dogs capture B+ League hockey title

• Home sweep home
  Wolverines bust out the brooms for Preston at Founder’s Field

• Buhl comes back to best the Wolverines
  

• Panthers ahead of the pack in Northside track
  

• Wood River thinclads at Declo
  

• SUFC kicks off the season in earnest
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Marc Oliver
  

• Roger Kenneth Roche
  

• Karen Evelyn James
  

• Clayton L. Stewart