Boulder-White Cloud Plan Scrutinized

Congressman Mike Simpson on Tuesday released a map of proposed wilderness boundaries for the White Cloud and Boulder mountains north of Ketchum. The green shaded areas, bisected by motorized corridors, constitute the proposed wilderness areas

Wednesday — June 23, 2004

• Boulder-White Cloud plan scrutinized
  Stakeholders cautiously optimistic on Simpson’s wilderness, recreation plan

• Wilderness proposal released
  Congressman to host town hall meetings

• A war of the ‘Scotts’ looms
  Scott USA sues ScotteVest for trademark violations

• Hunger coalition attacks hunger
  Group picks up where federal program ends

• Sun Valley budget prompts debate
  Councilman Renick says document is heavy with ‘pork’

• Sun Valley adopts new P&Z fees

• Preliminary set in Algiers case
  Attorney General’s Office may assist county with other litigation

• Series of rollovers concern officials
  Three groups of teens involved

• Leif Odmark, Sun Valley icon, dies

• Crown Ranch is back on the table
  City Council directs P&Z to review revised plan

• Sun Valley administrator steps down
  Wellman, Thorson reach ‘mutually agreeable decision’

• Simon says, ‘Guten Tag!’
  Ketchum mayor pays visit to promote relations with sister city

• Lewis and Clark to be put to song

• ‘Patsy’ director’s dish on the production
  ‘Always...Patsy Cline’ opens tonight

• Stop bowling for pedestrians

• Let the debates begin

• Lost art of gentler politics
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• A mercenary by any other name still is one
  Commentary by Dick Dorworth

• Let’s look at facts about levy rates
  Guest opinion by Tammy Schofield

• 2004 Hailey Coed Softball League

• Striding through the Sawtooths
  Sawtooth Relay comes to Ketchum

• Gates golf takes a youthful approach
  120 players in this year’s tournament

• Legion wins last two at Donnelley tourney
  Wood River beats Jerome 4-3, places fifth

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• 2004 Summer Hockey League

• Public Notice Summary

• Public Meetings