Hailey puts brakes on Quigley deliberations Public hearing sheds light on “unresolved issues” Peter Kramer discusses concerns about traffic impacts from a proposed 379-home development in Quigley Canyon on Tuesday. “I don’t dispute the developer’s right to develop Quigley, but I don’ t think the city should annex it,” said Kramer. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, May 22, 2009

• Hailey puts brakes on Quigley deliberations
  Public hearing sheds light on

• Superintendent succession sparks controversy
  Sundali, down but not out, remains school board chair

• Navy-bound student introduced at scholarship program
  Community gives grants given to WRHS students

• Some campsites will be open this weekend
  

• Ketchum coming up short on tax collections
  21 businesses behind on payments

• Former city official weighs in on manager debate
  Ron LeBlanc favors change in government

• One dead, another injured in Bellevue home
  Teen found dead in bedroom

• Horse enthusiasts allege animal neglect
  Sheriff defends decision to not press charges against owner

• County holds off on emergency hillside rules
  Commissioners delay action on loophole in subdivision ordinance

• School district proposes $74 million budget
  Spending plan $1.3 million larger than previous year

• Forest Service: Leash, pick up after dogs
  

• Girls On The Run 5k Brings Out A Crowd
  

• Love your elbows
  

• Slam poets garner attention
  Max Kessler wins grand slam

• History 'swept under the carpet'
  Japanese-American Rod Tatsuno to lecture on internment camps

• A moment to honor heroism
  

• Should Ketchum change its system of government?
  

• Remember Legislature’s positive steps
  

• Don't get caught beltless
  

• Thanks to our veterans
  

• Watch your water use
  

• Wood River's best saluted at Bob Shay banquet
  Student-athletes singled out for 2008-09 honors

• Horseshoe pits come to Keefer Park
  Volunteers play key role in Hailey project

• ‘New and improved’ is the message at BCRD pool
  Pool opens Saturday, free swimming Monday

• Northside names its All-Star track team
  Tops in the conference are recognized

• Everyone Has A Flaw
  

• Correction
  

• Correction
  

• Joseph Karl Stoltzfus