Going, Going, Gone A long line of private jets await clearance for departure from Friedman Memorial Airport in Hailey Saturday afternoon, after the close of the annual Allen & Co. media and technology conference in Sun Valley. From approximately 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., private aircraft—sometimes up to 10 at a time—stacked up on the west side of the main runway before roaring off to the south. For a story and photos from the conference.. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

• Colorado Gulch plan gains favor
  City Council agrees to provide liaison for developer

• State wants looser rules for wolf hunt
  Hunters could have calls, leg traps at their disposal

• Allen & Co. leaves town, takes secrets with it
  Conference closes with no news of big deals

• Otter: State economy on the rebound
  Governor pitches Idaho during Allen & Co. conference

• ‘Fighting for a fare’
  Proposed airport regulations go too far, drivers say

• Shovels in place for senior housing
  Hailey rental project set to be completed next spring

• Sun Valley mulls capital expenditures
  Council will take public comment next week

• Community weighs in on Friedman successor
  Report contains valuable, if conflicting, opinions

• Animal-cruelty initiative gains steam
  Valley resident, other Idahoans want stricter penalties

• ARCH to hold first designer showcase
  Benefit to feature local designers for an affordable home

• Injured motorcyclist in good condition
  Crash occurred Saturday near Galena Summit

• Trial averted in strangulation case
  Suspect also accused in grand jury drug indictment

• Lost python headed for school
  No one claims serpent found in Hailey

• Timeless images capture world leaders
  Photojournalist Diana Walker to present life’s work

• Hailey signs off on airport master plan
  Box stores removed from blueprint

• Where is East Fork Road?
  Erroneous survey places right of way in question

• Ready, Set, Goat
  

• Feathers flying
  Fashion trend has local retailers crowing

• Beached whales, and no prospect of new high tide
  Mountain resorts share development pain

• Briefs
  

• Roots music never sounded so good
  The Avett Brothers make a stop in Sun Valley

• The British are coming
  Rock out to English bands Thunder and The Union

• Gone to the dogs
  Animal Shelter of the Wood River Valley benefit is a best in show

• Live music
  Support the valley’s music

• Valley concert pianist to take the pavilion stage
  Susan Spelius Dunning will give a benefit concert

• The secrets are out
  Sawtooth Botanical Garden tour and benefit are a celebratory day

• Negotiations on Debt
  

• On Life’s Terms
  Family stories

• The deserving rich
  

• Needless distraction
  

• Meet Washington’s just-vote-no crowd
  

• Idaho headed into a ditch
  

• Where will jobs come from?
  

• Praise for pesticide policy
  

• Martinez injures knee in Oregon hoops game
  ACL surgery is feared, star out for soccer

• Round the horn with Ray Nelson baseball
  East Boise, Nampa teams grab 2011 titles

• Boise Crush walks off with 13U baseball title
  First-ever Ray Nelson Babe Ruth tourney

• Golds, podiums and progress for track kids
  At State Hershey meet in Rexburg

• FISHING REPORT
  

• Stanley Cup coming to Sun Valley Aug. 21
  Beets Johnson brings back the trophy

• Moose on the loose at Valley Club
  Member-Guest Moose Madness tourney

• Pedal Power in town as nationals crank up
  Ride Sun Valley Bike Festival in full gear

• Do you have a need for speed?
  Luxury car giveaway included in this year’s Sun Valley Road Rally

• PEOPLE AND PLACES
  

• Glenn Riley Cooper
  

• Betty Orwig
  

• Nicholas Elliott Crosby
  

• John C. Hepworth
  

• Memorial Service