Undecided Spring Like a winged creature arising from hibernation, a lone crocus emerges form the brown, mud-season ground. Stuck to its side is an aspen leaf, the remnant of autumn’s litter. After a glorious spring-like weekend, this week brought swirls of windy snowfall, brilliant sunshine, dropping temperatures and bluebird skies. If you don’t like the weather just wait five minutes. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, April 18, 2008

• F&G investigates wolf killing near Clayton
  Black wolf was member of Morgan Creek wolf pack

• Camas P&Z hearing proceeds under a cloud
  Questions persist about legality of Camas planning

• Gaining support for the square
  Can sundial renovation tie in with Fourth Street project?

• First salmon season in 31 years?
  Fish and Game to consider upper Salmon chinook fishing

• Hailey seeks watering restrictions
  Odd-even days and shorter watering hours planned

• It’s not just about the food
  Roosevelt Tavern honored by chamber for charity work

• Pain at the pump
  Gas prices continue to soar

• Deadline looms for school trustee election
  Incumbent the only one to file as of Thursday

• Hailey council considers Life Church annexation
  Transitional zoning and Hailey Ice unlikely within annexation

• Help arrives for prescription medications
  Big Orange bus to visit Ketchum and Hailey on Saturday

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

• Focus on outdoor photography
  Ketchum man wins award a second time

• Soldier Mountains snowmobile closure still in effect
  A 1,500-acre closure prohibits motorized until snow melts

• News Briefs
  

• Local climber heads to Caucasus Mountains
  Expedition could include first ski descent of couloir

• Gardens produce
  

• Wood River hits a high note
  

• On the fly, chasing a dream
  

• Spring Run-off
  

• Good management will cool wolf passions
  

• More Bush climate con
  

• Celebrate Earth Day by getting active in your watershed
  

• Wood River defeats Minico
  

• Wolverines finish off Filer in five
  

• SVSEF alpine kids cross the finish line
  

• Engel goes down, Wolverines lose
  

• Skiers get it done in the warm California sun
  

• Third week delusions
  

• William D. Innes
  

• Dorothy Patterson
  

• Roger Kenneth Roche