For Bear, A Grave Situation A small black bear seeks refuge in a tree Friday evening in the Hailey Cemetery, surrounded by Idaho Fish and Game officials and Hailey police. The bear climbed the tree after it was discovered roaming the cemetery grounds. The animal was eventually tranquilized and transported from the area. Photo by David N. Seelig

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

• Hailey defends water rights in court
  Indian Creek homeowners say city due only half of claims

• County plans $27.7 million budget
  Proposal includes cost-of-living raise for employees

• Hailey senior housing gets P&Z nod
  ARCH Housing Trust aims to bring affordable rentals to River Street

• Man charged with raping 7-year-old girl
  Cochachi-Macha being held on $100,000 bond

• Express reaches podium in national contest
  Newspaper takes 2nd place for local news coverage in 2009

• Attack bat tests positive for rabies
  Fisherman treated after July 9 incident

• Marketing reps go on the record
  New board members participate in Q&A

• Hailey cop accused of DUI
  Edgerton resigns from police force

• Cemetery has unusual visitor
  Black bear removed without incident

• Local wolves really are ‘phantoms’
  Pack staying well-hidden this year

• Pioneer Days celebrates ‘traditions’
  Carey residents Dude and Mary Green to ride as grand marshals

• Airport advisor resigns without explanation
  BCAAC still seeking clearer role

• Here Comes The Judge
  

• YMCA drops a few letters
  Nonprofit changes its name as part of rebranding

• Valley vies for cycling championships
  Application made to host 5-day mountain-biking event in 2011 and 2012

• DEQ: No contaminants detected from INL fire
  Analysis still pending from air monitoring sites

• Firefighters battle 3 blazes in 3 days
  Trailer home lost in blaze south of Ketchum

• Bicyclist cited in injury accident
  Florida woman taken to St. Luke’s

• School’s permit up for modification
  Expansion to 44 students requested

• Briefs
  

• Bacchanalia — for a cause
  Sun Valley Center for the Arts Wine Auction is a weekend extravaganza

• Climb high to end breast cancer
  Expedition Inspiration benefit is a Sawtooth adventure

• Chamber music kicks off season
  Edgar M. Bronfman series starts Monday at Pavilion

• Let’s get funky
  Live Music

• Camp Rainbow Gold expands
  Youth and teen camps reach out to kids with cancer

• Garden Tour is a learning experience
  Hailey landscapes embrace high-desert living

• Palins intellectual elite
  

• Hard-hearted GOP continues voting against consumers
  

• Sunshine for health insurance
  

• Good Golly Ms. Molly
  Irreverence is a tough sell to a culture steeped in reverence.

• How should you vote on Blaine Manor levy?
  The elderly and disabled are among our most vulnerable citizens.

• Washington: too fat to function
  

• Behavior at reading was shameful
  

• Response to play wasn’t yelling
  

• Vote yes on Manor levy
  

• Changed mind on CIEDRA
  

• Kudos to community
  

• Let’s support each other
  

• Solution for Timmerman
  

• Hamas a terrorist group
  

• Lincoln County cares, too
  

• Happy backcountry trails to nearly 300 runners
  30th running of The Perch’s 16.5 and 10 milers

• 2010 Backcountry Run Results
  

• Walk-off double sends Wranglers to district tourney
  Legion, down 9-7, rallies past Hawks 10-9 in playoff

• King of Vermont 100-miler is Jones-Wilkins
  Third victory in four years

• Achhorner second in Twin Falls Triathlon
  Wood River triathletes compete

• Galena Grinder returns Saturday for bikers
  Whit Henry trail races at Galena Lodge

• Fishing Report
  

• Sports summary
  

• Viaje Club visits Costa Rica
  Dual Immersion students practice Spanish-language skills

• Media: Massage is the message
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Robert W. Bartlett II
  

• Earl C. Buell Jr
  

• John E. Caine
  

• Glen Raymond Muirbrook