Rare lynx found in central Idaho Feline is the first documented since 1991 A 20-pound lynx, above, was found in a trap in the Salmon-Challis National Forest this week, the first such animal spotted in the area since 1991. Courtesy photo by Beth Waterbury.

Friday, February 3, 2012

• Chateau Drug sues pharmacist
  Lawsuit alleges breach of contract and fraud

• Rare lynx found in central Idaho
  Feline is the first documented since 1991

• County seeks solutions for aging residents
  Fire department: ‘Repeat patients’ are often seniors

• Hall of Fame honors local ski legends
  Hundreds turn out to share laughter and tears

• Wolf hunt numbers up; state wants them higher
  Wildlife officials say further control needed

• Questions still linger at Sun Valley City Hall
  Fire chief still on paid, administrative leave

• Conservancy, ranchers to restore pond
  Project largest ever on Silver Creek

• Briefs
  

• Library’s director says ‘Arrivederci’
  Colleen Daly looks back on tenure at Community Library

• Fundraiser supports cancer forum
  Twilight Snowshoe set for Feb. 11 at Valley Club

• Ground hog day
  

• Should schools teach Pastafarian beliefs?
  

• Measure dollars, not ‘likes’
  

• Nursing care costs are unsustainable
  

• Defense leads WRHS girls over ‘Cats 46-41
  Great Basin tournament heats up

• Hailey boys push ’Hawks to the limit
  Boys hoops

• Hockey road trip takes gals to Jackson
  For Debra Doom tourney

• Northside girls head to Murtaugh
  For league tourney

• Town Series teams start gaining points
  Fink-Debray is fastest

• Snowboard races come to Dollar slopes
  

• Wrestlers take down Twin Falls 57-27
  League dual meet

• Our big white playground
  Why We Ski

• Vaccines are effective, save many lives
  St. Luke’s Health Watch

• Groundhog report
  

• Theresa Catherine Gilmore Richards