Born To Be Wild Valley resident Mike Kelly recently dusted off his 2004 Harley Davidson FLH and rode it round-trip from Hailey to Shoshone. In addition to getting two-wheelers out of winter storage and burning out some engine carbon, May is also Motorcycle Awareness Month. Since drivers have not seen many motorcycles on the highways lately, campaigns in many states acknowledge the growing numbers of bikes and promote safety by campaigning for increased visual awareness of their existence. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

• Former sex-crime suspect skips sentencing
  Court issues arrest warrant for Uriah Zamir

• Details of wolf hunt to be set this month
  Proposed rules envision up to 328 wolf shootings statewide in 2008

• Reining in the resources
  Grant process tops goals for Sun Valley budget

• Express ranked best weekly in state
  Newspaper claims 42 awards in Idaho Press Club contest

• It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a … tree?
  Sun Valley Co. to fly timber off Baldy

• Self-proclaimed ‘prophet’ released from jail
  Pothier was ‘cooperative and helpful’ at second court appearance

• Village Green files for bankruptcy
  43-home subdivision to continue despite $13 million in outstanding debt

• Reining in the resources
  Grant process tops goals for Sun Valley budget

• Delay for the big hotel decision?
  Warm Springs developer misses deadline

• AG clears Camas County officials
  May 20 court hearing to decide civil case on massive rezone

• From East to West
  CDC executive director brings diverse experience to Ketchum

• Bellevue decides on sidewalk plans
  North side of Cedar Street will get concrete path

• Valley terrain helps train war-bound pilots
  

• Ketchum acquires major water rights
  

• Community School senior projects run the gamut
  Oral presentations set for next week

• Skateboarders warned in Sun Valley
  Boarders should stay off city streets

• Former Lincoln County sheriff laid to rest
  Area police officers pay tribute to one of their own

• Garbage site planned near Smiley Creek
  Underground site would replace six above-ground dumpsters

• Mountain Town News
  

• News Briefs
  

• Is ‘location-neutral’ business the answer?
  Summer study should help assess Blaine County economy

• Ask HR
  Interviewing: Landing the perfect job

• Seafood joint opens at The Mint
  Operators envision revitalization of Main Street venue

• Business Briefs
  

• 3 for 3: Grads to become officers
  Wood River Valley youths extend status in military

• The Center presents 2007 Idaho Triennial
  Meet celebrated valley artists

• What a doll!
  Footlight to present classic ‘The Toy Shoppe’

• Unite and fight
  Livestrong Day comes to Ketchum

• Free concert gives to AIDS orphans
  Grassroots funding does change lives

• Crossroads
  

• Stay home Blaine County?
  

• Why so casual about Idaho becoming a dumping ground?
  

• The company Barack Obama’s kept
  Was Obama clueless about Wright over two decades?

• Hillary’s macho swagger turns reckless
  

• Don’t drink the Kool-Aid
  

• Complaints are unfounded
  

• Requiem for a cat
  

• Carey, Camas win weekly meet, set to defend titles
  Northside finals Thursday in Carey

• Selisch named Fifth District rodeo queen
  At Saturday’s Shoshone rodeo

• Patterson’s gem gives Wolverines an extra game
  WRHS ousts Burley 5-2 in tourney

• Extra effort sends WRHS to state softball
  Engel pitches and hits Wolverines to district title

• Sun greets soccer players in Idaho Falls
  11 local teams in annual shootout

• Sunny Saturday for Blaine County/Hershey track meet
  

• Sports summary
  

• Tennis teams ready for districts
  WRHS, Community School players

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Evelyn E. Miley
  

• James A. Kennedy
  

• Nancy Lois Bowcutt