Physical therapist makes Who's Who
Physical Therapist Kim Mazik, of Hailey is included in the 2008 edition of the "Cambridge Who's Who Honor Edition" complied of men and women of distinction who are influential in their organization or industry.
She is the owner of Hailey Sports & Spine Physical Therapy, and specialized in orthopedic injuries, spinal pain, women's health, jaw and headache pain.
She is a member of the national and Idaho Chapters of the American Physical Therapy Association.
Clases de aerobicos
St. Luke's Centro de Salud para la Comunidad esta brindando clases de aerobicos; este especial programa es para la comunidad en general. El objectivo principal es de promover el bienestar de la comunidad y prevencion de enfermedades. Los profesores voluntarios ensenaran diferentes tecnicas que ayudaran a mantenerse en forma fisica, mental y espiritual.
El costo de la clase es de $1 y esto se usara para pagar el salon. El lugar sera en el gimnasio del Community Campus, de 6:15 p.m. a 7:15 p.m. todos los Martes en Julio.
Si necesita cuidado de ninos, pre-registarse. El costo de cuidada de ninos es $5 por clase. Por mas information, llama a Laura Zambrano al 208-727-8738.
Call for volunteers
The Environmental Resource Center needs volunteers for its Recycling Initiatives at Special Events (RISE). Volunteers can enjoy outdoor entertainment while helping other attendees to properly recycle.
Over the last five years, volunteers have helped reduce waste at special events by 42 percent, which is more than 80,000 pounds of recyclable.
For details, call 726-4333.
Personal income drops in Idaho
Idaho average personal income declined during the first three months of 2008 from the final three months of 2007, according to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
A press release from the Idaho Department of Labor blamed the decline rising feed prices to livestock operators and sliding housing construction starts.
Personal income, an average of total wages, business owner profits, investment earnings and transfer payments such as Social Security, fell .4 percent in the first quarter of 2008, making Idaho one of only four states to see a personal income declines. Arkansas dropped 1.9 percent, Louisiana .6 percent and Mississippi .3 percent.
Nationally personal income rose 1.1 percent in the first quarter of the year.
Sun Valley a favorite fly-fishing place
The Sun Valley area is listed as one of the top five places for fly-fishing by Lynn O'Rourke Hayes, the editor of FamilyTravel.com.
"This town is an outdoor lover's paradise with a hefty dose of culture," Hayes wrote. "You'll discover why Ernest Hemingway fell in love with life on the Big Wood River."
Other favorite fly-fishing spots listed by Hayes are The Gallatin Valley, Mont.; Vail Valley, Colo.; Jackson Hole, Wyo.; and Hot Springs, Va.
School board to hold annual meeting
The Blaine County School District Board of Trustees will hold its annual meeting starting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8.
Agenda items include election of new chairman and vice chairman and appointment or reappointment of district staff. The board is also scheduled to approve the 2008-2009 school calendar and to adopt a code of ethics for school board members.
The annual meeting will be followed by the regular July board meeting. The district's strategic plan is expected to be approved, as is the curriculum for the upcoming school year.
For more information contact board clerk Laurie Kaufman at 578-5003.
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