Got 'Em Under Control Dog handler Diane Deal and her three-year-old border collie Bett are the center of attention at the Trailing of the Sheep Dog Trials. Bett demonstrated remarkable sheep herding tactics while being timed. After several years’ absence, the Trailing of the Sheep Dog Trials returned to the Wood River Valley for two days of competition. Despite bitter weather, the trials were well received by festival goers and trial attendees. For more Trailing of the Sheep coverage see Page A10. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

• Wolves are back on ESA list
  Judge rules for environmentalists

• Rodeo on ice Hailey?
  Historic rodeo grounds may see multiple uses

• Kneeland leaves behind a legacy
  Gallery owner, business leader left mark on area

• Police call Crofts’ murder robbery-related
  Five Panamanians are in custody

• ITD: Studded tires legal through April
  

• Ketchum LOT receipts down 2.5 percent
  Tax brings in $2 million

• Police led on wild car chase through Woodside
  

• SUV collides with school bus
  No injuries reported

• Two-day bike tour tests cyclists metal
  WRAP helps escort riders from Brooke

• Fast then dine
  Events promote hunger awareness in the valley

• River Run gondola gets green light
  Ketchum approves design review for terminal station

• Toys For Tots
  

• Ketchum reviews downtown master plan
  Past successes and future plans discussed

• Friends will celebrate Dick Barrymore’s life
  Party for ski filmmaker Tuesday

• Anti-drug group comes to WRMS
  Project 7th Grade targets middle school drug use

• Bellevue passes on dispatch memorandum of understanding
  Hailey clarifies terms of “levels of service.”

• Sewer rates to rise in Bellevue
  Money needed to fund new wastewater treatment facility

• New Whiskey’s designs include deck, new sound system
  City to look at design on Oct. 27

• Credit pinch slows projects in Steamboat
  

• Another setback for Cove Springs development
  Commission delays vote on remand agreement

• Sheep festival weathers early winter storm
  Attendees enjoy activities indoors and outside

• More uses sought for bug-killed trees
  Wood stove pellets a possibility

• News Briefs
  

• Nursing shortage inspires bootstrap approach
  Hospitals offer educational opportunities to attract, improve staff

• Rounding up wild horses and their stories
  

• Feed a soul
  Boulder Mountain Clayworks to help Idaho’s hungry

• Celebrate horn of plenty
  Botanical Garden to hold annual Harvest Festival

• Film knocks nukes
  Documentary to examine nuclear energy

• High energy bills? Time for an audit
  Home energy cost analysis can help

• Campaign Ethics
  

• Getting Gandhi to the Chinese
  

• Limiting sprawl is wiser than ever
  

• Idaho's split
  

• Housing authority down, but not yet out
  

• Yesterday's 'eggheads,' today's 'elite'
  This is no time to celebrate anti-intellectualism.

• Willis offer is valid
  

• Vote for Prop 1
  

• McCain’s politics trump honor
  

• The Murphy exception
  

• Vote for Wendy
  

• Power football lifts Carey 58-12 over Devils
  Mackay’s Miners arrive Friday for showdown

• CAREY Line Score
  

• Minico’s 55-15 rout in Hailey sets up Jerome clash
  Wood River travels to Hillcrest Thursday

• WRHS Line Score
  

• Two games, 29 goals, Basin in the bag
  Big challenges remain for WRHS girls

• Carey senior spikers celebrate a season
  Northside tourney opens Saturday

• High Desert title within reach for Cutthroats
  10-0 victory, fourth straight shutout, opens tournament

• Cutthroat runners sweep first home meet
  At Sagewillow Farms

• Sports summary
  

• Legal Notice
  

• George Kneeland
  

• Friends will celebrate Dick Barrymore’s life
  Party for ski filmmaker Tuesday