Intersection gets dodgy Car hits Mountain Rides van at Timmerman Junction Mountain Rides Operations Manager Jim Finch stands beside a commuter van that was totaled in an accident early Friday evening at Timmerman Junction. There were 15 people involved in the collision but none was seriously injured.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

• Intersection gets dodgy
  Car hits Mountain Rides van at Timmerman Junction

• County moves to 4-day work schedule
  County offices will be open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

• Former Craters chief to head Park Service
  John Jarvis was head of Craters National Monument in 1990s

• Forest Fire News
  

• Lights out for unlucky squirrel
  Causes outage in Warm Springs neighborhood

• Nevada couple injured in Galena motorcycle crash
  Boise man killed in Elmore County bike accident

• Audi crashes on Buttercup Road
  Driver charged with DUI

• People and Places
  

• Women’s foundation presents fourth year of grants
  Grants to help fund community organizations in need Foundation

• The return of Jane Drussel
  Jane’s stationery store to reopen in Hailey

• Moss Continues To Grow At 20
  

• Ketchum LOT decline slows
  City sees reduced receipts from all categories except condos

• Botanical Garden Tour Explodes With Buds
  

• The bear went over the mountain
  Sun Valley nuisance critter trapped and moved elsewhere

• Ketchum Arts Festival Celebrates a Decade of Local Art
  

• Green Thumbs Up
  

• Revisions made to Bald Mountain Lodge design
  Project headed toward PUD application

• Utility seeks higher gas hook-up fee
  Fee would pay for increased capacity

• Wildlife officials locate errant grizzly
  Female bruin and her cubs were surprised by hunters in late June

• Hailey seeks funding for Woodside fire station
  Fire department “summit” set for August

• Bellevue man charged in Muldoon Canyon crash
  Man’s daughter flown with head wound to Boise hospital

• Hailey water fees could drop for some
  City expects decrease in water consumption for coming year

• ‘Killer Summer’ keeps Sheriff Fleming busy
  Author Ridley Pearson to talk about wine auction caper

• Tower backers eager for August decision
  Proponents of 90-foot cell tower say their plan meets federal law

• Mountain Town News
  

• Canadian ski industry warned of hard times ahead
  

• News briefs
  

• G. Love to kick off Elkhorn concerts
  First of 3 performances set for tomorrow in Elkhorn Village

• Della View gardens on display
  Tour of 7 unique gardens benefits Hailey Public Library

• Animal shelter benefit is cat’s meow
  July 17 fundraiser offers impressive list of auction items

• Barrage will hit Sun Valley Pavilion
  Eclectic string group known for its energetic shows

• Salsa Celtica debuts in Idaho
  Unique world music ensemble to perform in Hailey

• Next question... or accusation..
  

• Not just any old train
  

• Seatbelts saved their lives
  

• The mystery of Sonia Sotomayor
  

• The ugly, uglier and ugliest Americans
  

• Proper holiday music?
  

• Don’t blame trail users
  

• Trails are everyone’s responsibility
  

• Editorial hypocrisy
  

• Not ready to go along
  

• Try sharing that jet
  

• Bikers, stay off sidewalks
  

• Sweep of Skyline Sox starts Legion’s final week
  Field for district baseball takes shape

• Amy Alexander puts up YMCA Spudman victory
  Triathlon in Boise

• Solid stretch gives Getz and Tweeten the Moose
  Moose Madness at The Valley Club

• Ladies crown winners in Member-Guest
  July 9-10 tourney

• Fishing Report by Bill Mason
  

• The Fourth means jousting at Guy Coles Park
  Concrete rodeo skateboarders back in town

• Feldman, Puz gear up in Kentucky time trial
  Masters cyclists on the podium

• Powerlifter Cadavona wins class, sets record in Portland
  Wilma headed to nationals

• Sports summary
  

• Valley welcomes moguls back in down times
  Allen & Co. conference marked with surprise visits, dignitaries

• What really is in a name
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Correction
  

• Investing locally can boost your wallet
  

• Janet Farr