Johnson guilty of killing parents Sentencing scheduled for May 19 in Hailey Following her conviction on two counts of murder in the first degree on Wednesday morning, Sarah Johnson was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs for the first time since her trial began on Feb. 1. She was found guilty of shooting and killing her parents, Diane and Alan Johnson, Sept. 2, 2003, in their Bellevue home. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, March 18, 2005

• Johnson guilty of killing parents
  Sentencing scheduled for May 19 in Blaine County

• Femling, attorneys reflect on trial
  Murder conviction feather in caps of local police, attorneys

• Reactions vary to Johnson murder verdict
  

• Ketchum signs YMCA lease
  City grants 2.7 acres of Park and Ride lot for recreation complex

• What's next for the YMCA?
  With lease signed, organization still faces some hurdles

• Canal rescue saves hundreds of trout
  WRLT and TU team up to return stranded rainbows to Wood River

• River abutment removal approved
  Riparian flora and fauna restoration planned

• Woodside school bids awarded
  

• Bellevue eyes levy to aid city services
  

• New SAT tests critical skills
  

• How to avoid 4-wheel phobia
  Paws for Thought by Christine Ferguson

• Acoustic combo has Celtic soul
  

• The Day After
  

• Stop sending state jobs to India
  

• Arctic drilling rears its ugly head
  

• A case for community workforce housing
  Guest opinion by Nils Ribi

• Rapid growth displaces wisdom of sustainability
  Guest opinion by William F. Hughes

• Town series finishes with fury
  

• Phoenix, Sawtooth Paint/Soundwave to clash
  Both unbeaten in men's basketball

• Greens leave Wood River golf team a little blue
  Season opener at Jerome

• Sarchett flat out fast in Sun Valley Ski Club race
  

• Gusts and Gooding no problem for Wolverines
  

• Christian pulls some magic out of his bag
  Cutthroat sophomore wins at Pleasant Valley