Dirty Job Contractors Shane Simpson, right, and Isaiah Sharpe use a directional drill Wednesday to install new pipelines along Sun Valley Road between Sun Valley and Ketchum. The ongoing project will ultimately provide new underground electrical and cable media lines where old lines were deteriorating. Photo by Roland Lane

Friday, November 15, 2013

• Developer interested in Blaine Manor
  Hailey planner says URA could play facilitating role

• Conservation groups condemn sage grouse plan
  Controversy focuses on livestock grazing

• Hailey gets 2 new water rights for parks
  Mitigation plan limits diversion from Hiawatha Canal

• Asphalt slabs to remain for winter
  Local officials criticize condition of highway construction zone

• New construction doubles in Hailey
  Ketchum sees high-value projects

• Dogs apparently poisoned in Hailey
  Incidents occurred near Heagle Park

• For injured vets, a chance to travel
  Hailey man builds specialized Jeeps to help comrades

• BLM finds cause of highway fires
  Series of blazes caused by defective catalytic converter

• Dolan appointed Camas County judge
  New magistrate will oversee cases in Blaine County

• Vision wanted for new Dual Immersion school
  Parents and staff invited to help craft school mission

• Rescue team gets new equipment
  Donations provide new off-road vehicle, gear

• P&Z wants council input on comp plan
  Ketchum continues work on policy guide

• Developer interested in Blaine Manor
  Hailey planner says URA could play facilitating role

• School District considering more construction
  Proposed 2014 school projects could exceed $2 million

• Briefs
  

• Obama Care Pup
  

• Court nullification is unacceptable
  

• Watchdog the tax
  

• Candidates should follow Ysursa’s lead
  

• Tennis in winter? Yes, at Valley Club dome
  Bubble structure is one of a kind in the valley

• Barry Benjamin Staum
  

• Martha Freeman Reed
  

• Brian Arthur Clement