Fire tears through Bellevue house No injuries reported in Monday incident Flames consume a guesthouse and garage on Fourth Street in Bellevue Monday. Bellevue Fire Chief Greg Beaver said the flames were knocked down in about 20 minutes. Photo by Steven R. Houts

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

• Fire tears through Bellevue house
  No injuries reported in Monday incident

• Hailey to take over policing in Bellevue
  City Council ends contract with Sheriff’s Office

• Express listed among best newspapers in U.S.
  Honored for excellence in national competition

• Fire agencies struggle with transfers
  Chiefs: Non-contracted transports place stress on departments

• Marketing executive jumps into new role
  Arlene Schieven wants to ‘get the word out’

• Report: Olympic medalist dead, 4 days after arrest
  Jeret ‘Speedy’ Peterson faces misdemeanor DUI charge

• 2 accidents in 2 days at Friedman
  Small aircraft endure rough landings

• New proposal for Quigley Canyon
  No golf course, more homes in plan put before Hailey leaders

• Neighbors don’t like Prospector plan
  Sun Valley Co. wants greater density in area near Dollar Mountain

• Grand jury indictment leads to another arrest
  Los Angeles man charged with involvement in cocaine sale

• Family donates to senior care center
  Foundation still $9.2 million shy of goal

• Mountain Rides faces budget cuts
  Ridership up, contributions down

• Planting a seed for weed control
  Sun Valley considers policy change

• 30 years old and going strong
  Sun Valley Center Wine Auction exceeds expectations

• Right of way debate in East Fork resolved
  County dedicates passage through Triumph

• No injuries in Timmerman crash
  ITD continues safety improvements at controversial intersection

• Bid on dreams at Sawtooth Society auction
  Sagebrush Soiree features getaways, unusual items

• Bellevue Library brings world to young readers
  Summer reading program draws 121 kids

• Woman injured in motorcycle crash
  Bellevue resident Janine Bear treated and released at St. Luke’s

• Promoters pleased with bike-event numbers
  ‘Visit Sun Valley’ campaign launched

• News briefs
  

• Shake it down in Festival Meadows
  Sun Valley Shakedown presents award-winning live music

• Future classical musical stars to play symphony benefit
  ‘Dream With Me’ performance will glimpse the future

• Fall in love with Rickie Lee Jones
  Singer-songwriter to perform classics from70s and 80s

• ‘Heart and Music’ to fill the Liberty stage
  Live Broadway music and more to take place in Hailey

• Rod Kagan memorial is a gift for Ketchum
  ‘Idaho Columns’ are a park in memory of Kagan

• Live music
  Fill up on live music

• Watch this
  

• Tantrum could mean economic suicide
  

• Stop the whining
  

• The education of Herman Cain
  

• Where is Plan B for airport?
  

• Let’s clean up our behavior
  

• Croy Canyon facility would comfort many
  

• Goat grazing took lots of work
  

• Brighten up the visitor center
  

• Goats devastate the landscape
  

• Pua Mata and Prado steal show at Grinder
  Harrison nails down another XC title

• Longboards on the bike path in Big Wood Bomb
  On Sunday, July 31

• Player, parent meetings set for WRHS sports
  In early August

• Elkhorn women play 36 holes to celebrate summer
  Member-Guest tournament

• FISHING REPORT
  

• Poggi Bros. Electric Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• Sports summary
  

• Have goats, will weed
  Four-legged mowers clearing bike path of unwanted plants

• Learning a language
  Neighbors/Vecinos

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Alice Powers Mckee
  

• Kirk Brower