Bergdahl’s parents pray for peace Event marks 2 years since Bowe Bergdahl was captured Hailey Mayor Rick Davis reads a statement prepared by Robert and Jani Bergdahl to friends and supporters of Bowe Bergdahl on Thursday.

Friday, July 1, 2011

• Bergdahl’s parents pray for peace
  Event marks 2 years since Bowe Bergdahl was captured

• Whistler specialist hired to lead area marketing
  Sun Valley Marketing Alliance names new president

• Traffic accident kills Hailey woman
  Philanthropist Dayle Fowler remembered as generous woman who avoided publicity

• Mortgage defaults at 1 per day
  Some homeowners risk it all with banks

• Hailey considers contributions to community organizations
  Fly Sun Valley stresses importance of airline carriers

• Luna recall campaign falls short at deadline
  Signature count about one-third of goal

• Scientists: Remove Snake River dams
  ‘Free-flowing’ river crucial to fish, society says

• Prescribed burn planned for south county
  BLM wants to reduce fuels in Martin Canyon

• Man gets 12 years in sex-abuse case
  Leo Schofield to spend 4 years behind bars before parole eligibility

• In backcountry, beware of snow, fire risk
  Forest Service urges recreationists to ‘know before you go’

• Apothecary can stay open, for now
  Litigation not ended by judge’s ruling

• Judge declines to accept guilty plea
  Elgee orders evaluation for defendant in felony drug case

• Bugging the weeds
  Youths tackle noxious plant problem using natural enemies

• Blaine Manor predicts $724K deficit
  Commissioners approve senior facility budget

• Roll out the art barrels
  Center for the Arts barrel display is all around town

• Beavers are both boon and bane
  Rodents create wetlands, problems for homeowners

• Hiking-guide author to be honored
  Gloria Moore Osberg to be trail’s namesake

• P&Z finds agreement on comp plan
  Plan would allow more density on Prospector Hill

• Unmanned craft gathers sagebrush data
  Survey to determine quality of rabbit habitat

• Fourth of July skiing possible
  

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• 50 years ago, the literary world shook
  Before 1961 death, Hemingway made his mark in Sun Valley

• Figure skating’s future lights up Fourth
  Mirai Nagasu headlines Ice Show opening night

• Trip to Zambia is no vacation
  Presbyterian Church of the Big Wood members will help villagers

• Ask Ida
  Can I power down my cable box?

• Sister-city student exchange opens doors
  Tegernsee and Ketchum share cultures

• Endless conversation
  Notes on the curriculum

• Capture Sun Valley style at home
  Center’s new cookbook is sophisticated entertaining

• Goats at Work
  

• Living and dying with inconsistency
  

• Amazon unpatriotic?
  

• Study aside, the potato is getting a bad rap
  

• Vonn, Clark up for female ESPY awards
  Voting through July 9

• Abi Holt has Utes skiers on the rise
  Utah joins Pac-12, has top Nordic skiers

• Club finals are staged at Sun Valley Golf
  Championships held a little early in 2011

• SVSEF Nordic skiers chosen for camps
  Summer training

• FISHING REPORT
  

• Over 200 due for Lyle Pearson holiday tennis
  At Sun Valley starting Saturday

• 2011 Poggi Bros. Electric Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• The 4th of July in Hailey
  

• Brad Joseph Remer