Lone wolf pup found near Ketchum Campers thought animal was domestic dog A 5- to 6-week-old wolf pup, shown above in an enclosure in Ketchum, was picked up by out-of-town campers last weekend and has since been transferred to Boise for care while wildlife officials and advocates search for its birth pack. Courtesy photo by Patrick Graham

Friday, June 1, 2012

• Lone wolf pup found near Ketchum
  Campers thought animal was domestic dog

• Johnson case could cost county more
  Prosecutor criticizes attempt to exonerate convicted murderer

• School board considers $74.7M budget
  Salaries and benefits account for highest expenditures

• Landowners have right to close trails
  In Idaho, property rights trump public access

• Refuge, recreation or both?
  Public has differing opinions for land north of Ketchum

• Blaine Manor won’t submit plans for future facility
  Organization: “[We’ve] resolved not to respond.”

• No alarms ring at apartment fire
  Fire alarms offered free at Hailey Fire Department

• Bond raised to $1 million in felony firearm case
  Defendant arrested on new charges after release from jail

• County leaders to discuss budget
  Departments set to make funding requests next week

• Wellness Festival sets attendance record
  Ticket sales up 27 percent

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• The heart of Texas—pecan pie
  The Beet

• Pushing through the pain
  Local runners get ready for the Sun Valley Half Marathon

• Disciplining the pups
  

• The facts of life after wolf reintroduction
  

• Acknowledge the difference
  

• Darby does it! 12 years of perfect attendance
  Carey senior goes to school every day

• Big night of grants and honors at Carey School
  Students saluted at Citizenship Awards program

• Kids can sign up for Snowline basketball
  June 18-20 in Hailey

• Middle school gridders aim for All-Star game
  June 30 in Twin Falls

• Grid camps for kids and a soccer meeting
  Before school ends

• Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• Slogans That Don’t Work For Me
  

• Jessie Lee Dorchak
  

• Edmund Christian Jilli