Herd Stays On High Alert A herd of elk looks out for danger while grazing on a hillside near Dollar Mountain in Elkhorn on Sunday. The herd was spotted roaming throughout Elkhorn as the week wore on, seeking forage and safe haven from predators before they will likely move into higher elevations later in the spring. Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, March 29, 2013

• What are the district’s graduation rates?
  Percentages vary widely, depending on calculation methods used

• URA at odds with board applicant
  Anne Corrock says she’s concerned by selection process

• Parvovirus poses threat to dogs
  Infection can be prevented through vaccination

• Bellevue considers dispatch contract
  Sun Valley mayor says he’d prefer to remain with county

• Airport Authority to sue FAA
  Injunction sought to keep Friedman tower open

• Dog loses leg to trap near Carey
  Owner faces $1,400 bill for surgery

• Court upholds group’s assessments for water
  Broadford Slough organization prevails over Big Wood Ranch

• ‘Boobapalooza’: Witty name, serious task
  Breast cancer bazaar to feature painted models

• Locals celebrate Bowe Bergdahl birthday
  Card delivered to family of captured soldier

• County to ink senior care agreement
  Safe Haven resolution will be on agenda Tuesday

• Briefs
  

• Asking the right questions
  

• Idassissippi
  

• Casino comes dancing back for Town Series title
  From fourth to first on final day

• At Steamer Lane, Grossman is top surf kayaker
  Paddle Fest off Santa Cruz

• Davis Cup tickets still on sale for April 5-7 event
  Tickets on sale next week

• Friendship, fitness and second chances