FOR THE WEEK OF:
June 7 - 13, 2000

• Housing director position in limbo
  Affordable housing program's future questionable
  

• Consultant asks Ketchum what it wants to look like
  New design review standards in the works
  

• Fire danger could be high this summer
  "We're still green up here, but June will make or break us"
  

• Hailey hires new planner
  City won't talk about it
  

• US West deploys hotrod telecom service
  New service means faster, cheaper connections for more users
  

• Ketchum revokes Yellow Lab Cab's permit
  "A taxi company is the first glimpse and first impression people get when they come to a community"
  

• Tests help identify reading problems
  Blaine County second-graders lagging in reading skills
  

• South town affordable housing questionable
  Ketchum council to reconsider today
  

• Residential building height revisions examined
  Council: no more 59-footers
  

• Radio goes high-tech
  Hailey-based Marketron vies for end-to-end Internet ad exchange
  

• Snap lines, a basket in a fish bowl and a chairlift control panel
  Three artists use contemporary art to examine the West
  

• The West: its myths and its reality
  Western Issues Conference draws nation's top scholars of the American West
  

• On the couch over housing
  Maybe Ketchum needs a shrink...
  

• Graduation a triumph
  June is the most optimistic time in the mountains...
  

• Mayor (Pastor) Coles provides us with a fresh thought on smoking
  And all this time, most of us believed smoking was a health issue. Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Conjuring up memorable images through powerful words
  I have a friend who solves disputes, even when she knows she is right, by saying, "You may be right," and smiling. That's grace. Commentary by JoEllen Collins
  

• Athletic director Caine makes Hall of Fame
  Retired Elkhorn resident will be enshrined Monday
  

• Public Notice Summary
  

The Idaho Mountain Express is distributed free to residents and guests throughout the Sun Valley resort areas. Subscribers to the Idaho Mountain Express will read these and other stories  in this weeks' issue:

• Volunteers help valley trails shine

• Three accidents occur over the weekend

• Officials buy out grazing permits to protect salmon stream

• Resort Report

• New home will be Sun Valley's largest

• Blaine County Rec District talks golf today

• Sports medicine gurus gathering in Sun Valley

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