Johnson guilty of murder Jury convicts Bellevue teen of killing her parents in 2003 Sarah M. Johnson, who was convicted Wednesday of murdering her parents two years ago in their Bellevue home, was comforted earlier in the trial by an investigator working with her defense attorneys. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, March 16, 2005

• Johnson guilty of murder
  Jury convicts Bellevue teen of killing her parents in 2003

• Jury instructions make conviction easier
  Include aid and abet ruling

• Murder trial witness avoids trial
  Judge orders drug evidence suppressed

• Johnson jury begins its deliberations
  Prosecutors paint teen as self-absorbed killer

• Sun Valley chiming in on airport debate
  Leaders to discuss city's stance on matter during March 17 meeting

• Suns hockey player charged with assault
  

• Should Idaho outsource jobs?
  Stennett seeks to keep jobs at home

• Masters championship set in April
  Sun Valley to host top racers from around world

• PUD plan advances to county
  P&Z support for Quail Creek housing development comes with conditions

• P&Z approves Wells Fargo building
  Two-story bank will occupy vacant lot at corner of Fourth and Main streets

• School district furthers housing initiative
  

• Water reserves feared 'worst' in 100 years
  Big Wood basin snowpack falls below 60 percent of average; entire state could suffer

• Janss Pro-Am train rolls into town
  SVSEF fundraiser returns this weekend

• Prints weave cultural romance
  Gail Severn Gallery presents Gay Odmark

• Celebration is page-turner
  Library decks halls for 50th anniversary fundraiser

• Hamlet, thy name is madness
  

• What's in your wallet?
  

• Baldy plan looks bright with some drawbacks
  

• Machinery disconnects us from nature
  Commentary by Jim Banholzer

• Two U.S. torture policies
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Again with feeling, the pills didn't kill
  Commentary by David Reinhard

• Workforce housing: A good investment in our future
  Guest opinion by Jon Thorson

• Parrish Memorial brings style, speed to Warm springs
  Remembering an icon, all weekend long

• Suns lose goalie, but salvage tie at McCall
  4-4 deadlock in Saturday's nightcap

• 2004-05 Sun Valley Suns Season statistics
  (11-3-1 overall: 8-1 home, 3-2-1 away)

• Snowboarders are definitely evolving
  Flanigan takes first at Evolution Tour

• Growing puts some concern into Phoenix cagers
  Men's basketball tournament

• Arritola, Pletcher capture Junior National gold
  Intermountain finishes second in Alaska Cup

• WRHS grad wins World Cup race
  Aprilia Hagglof takes first in Spain

• Snowbird brings out the top J4s, J5s
  For GS, slalom championships

• Public Meetings
  

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