Ketchum police chief resigns Cory Lyman accepts position in Utah Ketchum Police Chief Cory Lyman says he’s headed back to Utah.

Friday, September 5, 2008

• Ketchum police chief resigns
  Cory Lyman accepts position in Utah

• Gillett will not be re-tried
  Prosecutor: Stanley taxpayers shouldn’t have to pay to retry case

• Willis renews land offer for airport
  Camas County location deemed too late

• It takes more than just grades
  Community School students venture into the woods

• Prescribed burning planned for local forests
  Prescribed fires will take place in Sawtooth and Wood River valleys this fall

• Budget hearing focuses on mayor
  

• County considers Croy Canyon road closures
  Portions of Kelly Canyon and Democrat, Bullion and Red Elephant gulches would be closed to aid maint

• Environmental group joins industry
  Idaho Cobalt Project produces odd bedfellows

• Blaine County approves $22.7 million budget
  Facing revenue shortfall, officials cut funding levels for various programs

• Six housing directors come and go
  Housing authority has tumultuous history

• News Briefs
  

• In the moment: on being mindful
  

• Rise up fo the future
  Organization touts collaborative transition for valley

• Woodman flick uses Puig art
  

• Winter Feast for Soul expands and grows
  Valley organization receives blessings from afar

• My Job
  

• Hatchet job
  

• Photo- op environmentalism
  

• Questions about the Risch tax cut
  

• Wolverine girls’ volleyball off to a good start
  

• Cutthroats girls’ volleyball team loses first match
  

• Wood River girls rolls over Minico
  

• Wolverine boys drop close contest to the Spartans
  

• Cutthroats find tough going against Trojans
  

• Girls on the run seeks coaches
  

• Punt, Pass, Kick scheduled
  

• This and That
  

• Cornelia Eldridge
  

• Laura Feldbaum