Hunting For Brown Golf Balls Why are the woods filled with bent-over people wearing rubber boots and seemingly impervious to Mother Nature’s deluges? Chances are they are hunting for “brown golf balls” —code for looking for morel mushrooms. This year’s rainfall and recent warmer temperatures are contributing to a banner season for these edible delicacies. To avoid spending upwards of $30 per pound for these mushrooms, those with gourmet tastes can take a walk in the woods and keep their eyes peeled for one of nature’s prized offerings. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, June 11, 2010

• School board approves $92.8M budget
  Jurovich approved as new high school principal

• Tempers rage over Ketchum Market
  Argument ensues over allowing store in LI zone

• Critic rebuked about ‘facts’ on Friedman
  Do airport advisors have a purpose?

• New charges filed against Santos
  Grand jury indicts Sarah Johnson’s ex-boyfriend on 3 counts

• Woman stable following Timmerman crash
  Sheriff’s office investigating possible seatbelt misuse

• Memories of family farming
  Heritage Court to include Carey resident

• Wolf lawsuit headed back to court
  Judge will hear arguments Tuesday

• Ketchum Rallies To Support Family
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• Misty morning
  Seed Simple

• ‘Cosi’ up to Pennay and Morrell
  Duo will perform Friday shows in Ketchum

• Bring on the night
  Perry’s restaurant turns 25, starts dinner service

• Living Briefs
  

• Can 1 person really make a difference?
  Ask Ida

• Career ending comments
  

• Scout out a safer future
  

• More war
  

• Water: a resource worthy of conservation
  

• Golfers remember Chuck Gates with SV tour
  19 foursomes dodge raindrops for junior golf

• Rocky start for Legion nine on diamond
  Idaho Falls, Pokey sweep Wranglers

• Tickets on sale Tuesday for Don Felder concert
  Thompson Memorial fundraiser

• Tennis players can register for Fourth of July meet
  At Sun Valley Tennis Club

• Goalie Raeder leads weekend hockey clinic
  On Sun Valley ice

• SOFTBALL LEAGUES UPDATE
  

• Fishing Report
  

• Softball tourney planned to help young family
  June 18-20 at Lions Park in Hailey

• The Marketing Plan
  

• Glenn Elmer Stelma