Heading For Greener Pastures A Lava Lake Sheep Co. herd of about 2,000 sheep meanders north toward Ketchum on Saturday afternoon before cruising through town early Sunday morning. The annual pilgrimage marks the beginning of summer, as the woolly critters are pushed to more verdant grazing grounds in the mountains to the north. Guard dogs, herding dogs and shepherds accompanied and directed the sheep along their route. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

• Are wolves headed back to federal control?
  Montana judge hears arguments in wolf advocates’ lawsuit

• Water ruling sets stage for battles
  Upstream sale ruled subordinate to minimum streamflow

• Hailey cracks down on squatters
  City evicting illegal residents of Lion’s Park area

• Pot set as low police priority in Hailey
  For cops, it’s business as usual

• Mayors propose marketing plan
  Willich and Hall suggest marketing board include visitors’ bureau

• Sports group bids for Knob Hill Inn
  Plans to convert hotel into veterans rehabilitation retreat

• One war’s anniversary—during another war
  Pat Murphy describes coming of age the hard way

• Big flows fill Idaho rivers
  Boaters deal with surprisingly high water

• Rotarun purchases mobile snowmakers
  Ski club still short of funding

• Hailey eyes big changes to Main Street
  ‘State of Downtown’ meeting opens discussion on town plaza

• DOE increases school geothermal funds
  Additional $1 million added to existing grant

• Bellevue fire station falling apart
  City leaders looking to consolidation of departments for help

• Out with the old
  Owners demolish 3 Bavarian Village condo buildings

• Eyesore to be no more
  Ketchum P&Z requires Gallery 260 land to be graded and hydro-seeded

• SNRA study will track wolverines
  Committee approves $40,000 over 2 years

• Smooth trails ahead
  Guide will give disabled recreationists new resource

• Business startup receives a push
  Julie Johnson, Nourish Me founder, starts business with CDC help

• Dishwashers pose fire hazard
  1.7 million Maytag units recalled

• Trial set in felony DUI case
  Man charged in April injury accident

• Woman gets jail time for grocery theft
  Kimberlee Boyett sentenced to 15 days behind bars

• Police investigate ‘bogus’ call for help
  Massive search conducted in West Magic Road area

• Film producer, resident Steve Reuther dies
  

• Former councilwoman Nan Emerick dies
  Served city of Ketchum in 1990s

• School board expels 1 more student
  2 students given another chance

• County starts review of hillside law
  P&Z considers change to appeals process

• New Heritage Court is crowned
  

• Briefs
  

• Spanish culture is alive and grooving in Hailey
  Experience ¡Fandango! show with Jose Conde and Nu Latin Groove

• Black-and-white gala to offer a colorful event
  The Advocates’ fundraiser supports a community entity

• Take the ‘Pippin’ challenge
  St. Thomas show is a coming-of-age experience

• Local bands make summer happen
  Back Alley Party celebrates live music and gives back

• Summer is here and live music is aplenty Live music
  

• Company B kids to take the stage
  St. Thomas to present camp performances

• ‘Bemco’ celebration honors valley icon
  Revered Ketchum artist died in January at 94

• New Business
  

• Are CEOs ‘sacred cows’?
  

• What parking problem?
  

• The night they drove old Dixie down
  Racial and ethnic slurs today are political suicide in South Carolina.

• Community deserves facts on recycling
  The county will be renegotiating its long-term trash agreement with Southern Idaho Solid Waste Distr

• Sailor, 16: a fine example for other teens and parents
  

• CIEDRA’s our best hope
  

• Maintain minimum streamflows
  

• Think before spraying
  

• Does King Midas teach a lesson?
  

• Now is time for CIEDRA
  

• Protect wildlife from trash
  

• Silver Creek relies on community
  

• Boulder-White Clouds deserve protection
  

• Express misled on meeting
  

• New market is no benefit
  

• CIEDRA will benefit future generations
  

• Mud Honeys know getting down and dirty means good clean fun
  Women on wheels encourage shift in attitude

• Pump up the volume
  Crowd turns out for USA versus England

• 2010 Adams Gulch Run results
  

• These Ironmen showed no rust
  Local athletes participate in Boise 70.3

• Tennis players gearing up for Independence Day meet
  Register for annual Sun Valley tourney

• Dolly, Jane and Lily aren’t the only ones working 9 to 5
  Local riders punch the clock

• Bradley, Williams keep the cups
  President’s Cup at The Valley Club

• Legion team looks to right ship against Blackfoot
  

• Fishing Report
  

• Sports summary
  

• Cottonwoods: Western tree of life
  Forests of Populus trichocarpa are a magnet for many animal species

• Granny’s Goose
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Colen James Pierson
  

• Nan Grable Emerick
  

• Rachel Hartman
  

• Brett Shawn Kloer
  

• Josephine Tucker Robertson