Dean Tire building falls to highway project An Idaho Transportation Department road crew begins to demolish the former Dean Tire building south of Ketchum on Monday. The demolition is part of a project to reconstruct and widen a 3.25-mile section of state Highway 75. The work is expected to last at least through this fall. Photo by Roland Lane

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

• Costs continue to rise in McKinstry litigation
  School District has spent nearly $1.7 million already

• New senior facility planned for Hailey
  34-bed residential care facility scheduled for design review

• Another ‘speed flyer’ crashes
  Accident second within a week in Blaine County

• WRAP to host biathlon
  Shooting and racing event will be July 1

• A Dog from heaven?
  Handler Tom Watson says Fischer-Rose is indeed

• Ordinance change for Airport Way does not fly
  Hailey council says no to “interior lots”

• WWP offers reward in bear killing
  Grizzly disappeared within federal sheep station

• Fight fire with fire
  Local blaze battlers to host family day

• Middle school announces 2012-13 awards
  Top students and scholars

• Sun Valley man faces California charges
  Man arrested in Elkhorn on warrant with $10 million bond

• Ride the bus for free
  Mountain Rides celebrates ‘Dump the Pump’ Day

• PEOPLE & PLACES
  

• A creation of culture in the 21st century
  How a ‘ghost resort’ became a dog park

• BRIEFS
  

• Something in the way she moves
  Nothing better than summer swelter to bring out the groove

• New symphony season, new office space
  Sun Valley Summer Symphony gears up for summer

• Novel writer
  James McMurtry sings his books

• A genie, a boy, a girl and …
  Disney’s ‘Aladdin, Jr.’ is a delightful romp

• AROUND TOWN
  

• Desert chic
  Witty banter, winks and smiles cover epic family truths

• Don’t act foolishly on Syria
  

• Chorus of warning
  

• Limits needed on DNA collection
  

• School District is wasting money
  

• Most paragliders are careful pilots
  

• No wrangling over quality of senior care
  

• At-large dogs pose a threat
  

• Rusch repeats as Dirty Kanza women’s champ
  203-mile gravel race in Kansas

• Bradley, Williams back on top in President’s Cup
  Golf at The Valley Club

• Legion adds wins at Father’s Day tourney
  Wranglers 2-3 at Nampa’s 12-team meet

• Pool records set for SV5B at Boise
  Spring Fling long course meet

• Dollar 10k Trail Run is Saturday
  In Sun Valley

• Two local teams win classes at Sawtooth Relay
  62 miles from Stanley to Ketchum

• Sabel earns All-America tennis status
  

• SPORTS SUMMARY
  

• Coulthard captures Pro-Am motocross race
  250 2-Stroke winner at Emmett

• LEGAL NOTICE SUMMARY