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Rift between BCSD, teachers comes to a head (opens the original)
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The ongoing public dispute between the leadership of the Blaine County School District and its teachers over the employment contract for the 2026-27 school year culminated this week in a rare move by the districtâs board of trustees to bring the matter to a close. In a special meeting Tuesday in Hailey, trustees voted 5-0 to implement elements of a previously-discussed $1.2 million benefits package for teachers and to work to enact major aspects of the lengthy contract without a vote of approv
Idahoans eligible to file radiation claims (opens the original)
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Idahoans who became seriously ill from exposure to radiation associated with the nationâs nuclear weapons programsâor their survivorsâhave until Dec. 31, 2027, to file compensation claims with the federal government. The residents of Idaho, New Mexico and Utah, as well as some residents of Arizona and Nevada, can apply as so-called âdownwindersâ for financial reparations through the federal Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. The U.S. Department of Justice recently announced that clai
BCSD trustees to discuss teacher contract standoff (opens the original)
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The Blaine County School District board of trustees has scheduled a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss potential next steps to address a longstanding impasse with teachers over the terms of their employment contract for the 2026-27 school year. The meeting was scheduled pursuant to another special meeting on Thursday evening during which trustees discussed the matter in closed executive session but ultimately took no action. That meeting was scheduled after trustees and district off
BCSD presses ahead on new Hailey school (opens the original)
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The Blaine County School District took additional steps this week to advance its plan to replace the aging Hailey Elementary School with a new, modern facility and redeveloped campus. At the monthly meeting of the School Districtâs board of trustees on Tuesday, Superintendent Jim Foudy introduced the lead architects hired for the project and facilitated an update for the development process. The representatives of Boise-based Hummel Architects, Brian Coleman and Ed Daniels, told the board that
Sun Valley advances intersection plan (opens the original)
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The city of Sun Valley took another step last week toward making changes to improve traffic flow at the busy four-way intersection of Sun Valley, Dollar and Saddle roads. City Council members on Thursday, Sept. 3, gave unanimous directionâwithout a formal motion and voteâto City Administrator Jim Keating and consulting engineer Sherri Newland to pursue further development of a design that would enhance existing infrastructure at the intersection and add a right-turn lane on Saddle Road where
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