'All That Jazz' Some 70 first- and second-grade students from Woodside Elementary School perform a song-and-dance number Tuesday for a group of senior citizens enjoying lunch at the Blaine County Senior Center in Hailey. The students from the Hailey school sang songs from their spring concert, called “All That Jazz,” as part of a community service project. The concert was performed earlier in the month at Woodside Elementary for an audience of family members and friends.

Friday, April 25, 2008

• County decision delivers blow to affordable housing
  Reluctantly, commissioners initiate repeal of key housing mandate

• Jaquet faces contested November election
  Gooding rancher files to run against longtime incumbent

• Foster child involved in 2nd criminal sex case
  Carey student prosecuted for relationship with 13-year-old girl

• Owyhee legislation gets boost
  

• Senior Center may get major facelift
  Remodel plans include soda jerk-style ice cream bar

• 4th Street, Phase 2 set to start
  City Council approves $9,000 for Harriman Square project

• Broken main brings early spring flood
  

• Volunteers sought for trails cleanup
  Participants needed to help clean up dog waste on valley trails

• Board rejects ‘conflict’ amendment
  Changes would prohibit P&Z commissioners from presenting projects

• House bill would fund wildfire fighting
  

• Mountain town news
  

• News Briefs
  

• Chambers dole out pats on the back
  Valley’s stars shine at annual Community Awards

• Strong abs and posture: a dynamic duo
  

• Heights of education reach girls
  Trek in Nepal will aid Little Sisters Fund

• Marathon halved
  

• Not Yet
  

• State should protect waterways from mercury
  

• Losers in the campaign? Voters
  

• All Americans should pay for public lands
  Approximately two out of every three acres in Idaho is owned by the federal government.

• Focus on what’s important
  

• Thinking about Randy Hess
  

• Baseball team rallies past Broncos 9-8
  Hailey road warriors split at Blackfoot

• Softball team earns first league win, 5-1 over Burley
  First home win of the season for WRHS

• Sweep launches Wolverines into tougher tests
  WRHS tennis rolls past Tigers 10-2, 11-1

• Mitchell, Fauth finish Boston Marathon
  Monday 26.2-miler in Beantown

• Reynoso throws first win for Pelicans
  Six strong frames

• McCroskey, Stearns shoot 76s
  Idaho Falls golf

• Young ballplayers come to Nelson Field
  For evaluations and a contest Saturday

• Thoughts and songs of spring