It’s a wrap Sun Valley Resort squeezes past 400,000-season goal by 23 skiers Hailey resident Mike Kelly leaves Bald Mountain for the season’s last time on Sunday, ready to trade in his skis for his motorcycle. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

• It’s a wrap
  Sun Valley Resort squeezes past 400,000-season goal by 23 skiers

• Mayor opposes school spending plan
  Judge gives Willich 2 weeks to file formal objection

• Stalemate lingers in Ketchum hotel review
  Developers unwilling to commit to construction timeline

• Hailey residents speak out about Bergdahl
  While some opinions differ, support for soldier still strong

• Feds plan dam releases to help salmon
  Officials reverse decision to curtail spills on lower Snake River

• Express, Guide take places on podium
  Newspaper honored with 29 awards from Idaho Press Club

• Elk-feeding proposal scrubbed
  Sun Valley mayor says issue is not dead

• Hailey Democrat taking run at Senate
  Robert Blakeley once ran for office as Libertarian

• Child killed in rollover accident
  3 others injured in single-vehicle crash

• Law catches up to Boise man
  Steve Jameson charged with ‘absconding from probation’

• Idahoans saved energy in 2009
  Wood River Valley won’t see Idaho Power programs until 2011

• Smart Growth calls it quits
  Facing funding troubles, regional planning organization closes

• Restaurateurs, city face off once more
  Opinions about food vending differ

• County commissioner to head to D.C.
  Larry Schoen to take leadership training

• Spring prompts trail closures
  New website launched to inform public about conditions

• Y honors its own as it looks to future
  Page Jenner named Volunteer of the Year

• Episcopal priests take training breaks
  Revs. Ken Brannon and Shawn Carty pursue studies on East Coast

• ‘Live wires’ cause excitement
  

• Hailey gets $422K in grant funding
  Money will aid energy conservation, disaster preparation and historic buildings

• News briefs
  

• Symphony ropes in Garth Brooks
  Country crooner will bring his guitar to the pavilion

• Experience ‘Motion Pictures’ in dance
  Idaho Dance Theatre to perform in Ketchum

• Green Antelope shows off Idaho
  Artists capture Western spirit and beauty

• ‘Tapped’ into water
  Citizens for Smart Growth to screen documentary for Earth Day

• Is it 'Fresh'?
  Documentary film explores food system

• Bug out at the garden
  Bug Zoo 2010 celebrates insects from A to Z

• See it live in Sun Valley
  Sun Valley Pavilion to host summertime fun

• Approval rating
  

• Hold ’em or fold ’em?
  

• Who’s to blame for ‘big, bad, costly government’?
  

• McVeigh’s legacy
  

• Cottonwoods and water canals don’t mix
  

• Feet on the ground, heart in the clouds
  

• Rodeo bond is not welcome
  

• Levy delay was right decision
  

• Dark skies are health issue
  

• Enjoy Idaho’s Serengeti
  

• A history of Hailey skateboarding
  

• Kuna takes Hailey girls to school 11-1, 20-15
  Unearned runs hurt WRHS

• Minico, WRHS bring bats, Spartans have more
  68 runs scored by GBC teams in series

• Local runners tune up at Robie Creek, Boston
  

• Glenns Ferry rodeo in the books for pokes
  Taylor takes breakaway, pole bending

• SVSEF alpine teams hand out awards
  Top student athletes for 2009-10 season

• Wilander is singles winner at Idaho Falls meet
  WRHS tennis performs well in tourney

• Caulkins shatters WRHS 3200-meter run record
  At Friday’s meet in Burley

• Sports summary
  

• What was your favorite memory of this year’s ski season?
  

• White elephant in the room
  

• Bye Bye Baldy, Hello Hijinks
  

• Legal Notice Summary