Hundreds of sockeye return home 452 ‘red fish’ have arrived in Sawtooth Valley this summer Brent Snider, manager of the Sawtooth Fish Hatchery, holds one of 22 sockeye salmon caught near Redfish Lake last Sunday. Standing behind Snider is Brian Ashton, a biologist aide at the Eagle Fish Hatchery, headquarters for the state’s captive breeding program for Redfish Lake sockeye.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

• Hundreds of sockeye return home
  452 ‘red fish’ have arrived in Sawtooth Valley this summer

• Sheriff rebuts claim of evidence tampering
  

• Candidacy filing opens Monday
  3 seats up for election in Ketchum, 2 in Hailey

• Idaho wolf hunt set to begin
  F&G officials take more cautious approach in setting 2009 quota

• Housing project gets boost from feds
  Northwood Place construction slated to begin in October

• Revival coming for historic building
  New restaurant planned for former site of Iconoclast Books

• Is more pot growing in Camas?
  

• Ketchum fills slate with hotel projects
  P&Z to review 3 proposed projects this fall

• Passovoy to step down from housing authority
  2010 budget calls for staff training and consultant expenses

• FOOL of the Year—a big honor!
  Friedman Memorial Airport hands out awards

• Ketchum LOT down $51,000 in June
  Tax revenues nearly $500K short of city’s expectations

• Police solve Hailey car burglaries
  

• Police allege gang responsible for graffiti
  Task force formed to investigate vandalism

• Charges filed in Woodside crash
  Fairfield man cited for leaving scene, filing false report

• Mountain Town News
  

• News briefs
  

• Kids rule the day in Sun Valley
  Youngsters enjoy literature, a parade and a special symphony

• Sun Valley Writers’ Conference hosts writers from far away and close
  Writers of fiction and non-fiction talk about the craft and process

• Dirty Feet Dance Co. presents ‘Collective Collections’
  Benefit performance will feature raffle and silent auction

• Hear reading of Stoppard
  

• Sanders holds 2nd annual art show
  Acclaimed artist features new work inspired by Idaho’s stars

• Salmon Fest turns 10
  See salmon spawning and enjoy a cultural celebration

• Wolf permits
  

• Baldy’s new attitude
  

• Why no outrage about corporate cubicles of death?
  

• Purists forget history of sports’ ‘enhancements’
  

• Taking the president on faith
  

• Stay connected to Bowe
  

• Don’t let health care reform die
  

• Clean up the poop
  

• Hailey is being sold out
  

• Speed limit is too slow
  

• Valley needs diverse economy
  

• U.S. Congress is hypocritical
  

• Express should focus on Ketchum
  

• Hall of Famers, stars, politicians arrive for Thompson Memorial golf
  Back in Sun Valley, raising money for leukemia research

• Lance Armstrong, Rusch share Leadville 100 booty
  100-mile mountain bike winners in Colorado

• Rusch delivers through rain, sleet and snow
  

• Prep soccer season debuts for Cutthroat boys
  Whitelaw’s Hobbits open with Twin Falls Saturday

• A newborn boy for Picabo Street
  New U.S. Olympic Hall of Famer, and mom

• Suzi MacLeod, 75, sets a world record
  New mile mark at Eugene

• Chess deep into the night in Bellevue
  Garrett Reynolds takes on all comers

• Fishing Report
  

• Sports Summary
  

• District needs cash to implement plan
  Plant facilities levy vote planned for Oct. 29

• Revealed: Best of the Valley
  Results of valley-wide survey published in Sun Valley Guide

• Are we friends to the landscape?
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Rigmor Grabher
  

• Ruth Self
  

• Katherine “Kathy” H. Troutner-Johnson
  

• Doug White