Blaze leaves mid-valley family homeless Fire in Zinc Spur neighborhood is still under investigation Firefighters from several agencies within the Wood River Valley responded to a house fire in the Zinc Spur neighborhood. Although the fire began Sunday, firefighters were still on the scene Monday morning, as seen here. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

• Blaze leaves mid-valley family homeless
  Fire in Zinc Spur neighborhood is still under investigation

• Accident with snowplow leads to fatality
  Collision on U.S. Route 20 east of Carey also severely injures passenger

• County OKs dispatch plan
  Hailey officials' request to delay decision on dispatch funding formula rejected

• Ketchum approves Warm Springs Ranch Resort
  Hall: "A truly historic moment."

• Senior Connection to provide caregiver training
  Spring classes made possible by Idaho Community Foundation

• People and Places
  

• Skier numbers down for holiday weekend
  Overall numbers down 16 percent for year to date

• Meeting on Galena cell tower planned
  Idaho Tower Co. will host public meeting Thursday, Feb. 19, at 6:30 p.m.

• Manslaughter charged dropped in dorm death
  Prosecutor explains reason for dismissal

• Trinh's Salon Opens
  

• Sun Valley Animal Center Reopens as a Family Affair
  

• Peer mentoring shown to help students succeed
  College for Every Students begins working within schools

• Hunger Coalition expands its services
  Mobile food bank to serve more areas

• Commissioners approve south valley trails
  Final decision on 40 miles of new trail rests with BLM officials

• Jury trial set in hypothermia death
  Judge disqualifies himself on defense attorney motion

• New law introduced to protect wild horses
  Challis herd could see protection

• Hailey man arrested in Boise
  Suspect faces felony theft and burglary charges

• District Court upholds Ketchum TDR ordinance
  Developer to appeal to Idaho Supreme Court

• Defending life
  'Clarence Darrow,' one-man play explores the man and the law

• Little Red Riding Hood is on her way
  St. Thomas Playhouse to present a valley tour for kids

• What does feminism mean in the 21st Century?
  Author to discuss the future of a movement

• It’s not easy being green
  Auden Schendler to present talk on going green

• Day Off
  

• Facing financial facts with painful choices
  

• Protecting public not a 'liberal' scheme
  

• Democrats: a political party or a circus?
  

• Be calm, grasshopper, and prosper
  

• Carbon monoxide hazard
  

• Shame on the Express
  

• Don't blame dark sky ordinance
  

• The Pavilion rocks
  

• Cell tower: Kollmeyer's following rules
  

• Clean up, dog owners
  

• Developers, toughen up
  

• Special Olympics a success
  

• Kids need golf in Hailey
  

• New snow greets 125 kids at Rotarun
  Racing in the Slush Cup gates

• Sunny and mild day for Leif's Race
  35 skiers come out on Valentine's Day

• Carey girls off to state with high hopes
  Thursday’s debut against Summit Academy

• Weekend shootouts are sweet for Missoula men
  Cutthroats sweep Suns twice in Valentine’s OTs

• Junior National team is named, 17 from SVSEF
  West Yellowstone qualifier a success

• Rosie's 300 a first for Bellevue alleys
  Women’s perfect game at Mountain Sun Lanes

• Midgets bring title home from Salmon
  5-0-1 record, 4-3 win over Helena

• Sports summary
  

• Suns Hockey Summary
  

• 2008-09 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (5-7-0 overall: 5-5-0 home, 0-2-0 away)

• Lava Lake Ranch ropes in national award
  Carey-based sheep outfit recognized for grazing practices

• The deterrent factor of octuplets
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Correction
  

• Dirt poor
  

• Helen Goldberg
  

• Frank R. Dallas
  

• Jim (J.D.) Dixon
  

• Loren Harold Hart
  

• Ronda Purcell Hunt