Quigley developer changes the game Hennessy withdraws plans for annexation above Deadman The Hailey City Council took a big step closer to annexing about 1,000 acres in Quigley Canyon on Monday night. David Hennessy has plans to build an 18-hole golf course and 380 homes in the canyon. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, July 17, 2009

• Quigley developer changes the game
  Hennessy withdraws plans for annexation above Deadman

• Ketchum, Sun Valley won’t follow county
  Cities are reluctant to move to a four-day workweek

• Jewish community welcomes summer scholar
  Alvin Stauber leads Shabbat services and adult education

• Hunt for Learning
  

• Surprise for Bates, Guthrie: 4-year terms
  New board members sworn in, Dahlgren elected chair

• Hailey, Bellevue already have shorter workweeks
  

• Thomas and Elgee come to terms
  The disqualifications discontinue

• County budget hearings start Monday
  

• Gimlets in the Garden set for weekend
  Botanical Garden benefit is a garden delight

• Hailey Month of Art hosts an art walk
  Art Walk is a partnership with valley artists and businesses

• Silver Creek to present fly-fishing gear
  See the latest equipment

• Dumb Elephant
  

• Getting the lead out
  

• Are mining, fuel tax, health reform all possible now?
  

• Senate should scrap cap and trade
  

• Hardrock 100 is another test for Jones-Wilkins
  Finishes Colorado race in 28 hours

• Cascade Cream Puff isn’t an easy ride
  Local bikers finish 100-mile bike race

• 2009 Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• Bats quiet for Legion in eastern Idaho swing
  Home finale Saturday with Marsh Falls

• Hunt for seashells Saturday at county pool
  “Ocean Floor” in Hailey

• Still a good excuse for a summer golf tour
  Sun Valley Women’s Golf Invitational

• Bear Facts
  

• Mary Eunice Burke
  

• Jerry M. Miller
  

• Bill Cary