Johnson sentenced to two life terms Judge addresses 18-year-old convicted murderer for an hour Sarah M. Johnson, 18, was sentenced Thursday afternoon to two life terms, plus 15 years, without the possibility for parole. Johnson was convicted in March of shooting and killing her parents, Alan and Diane Johnson, at their Bellevue home. Photo by Willy Cook

Friday, July 1, 2005

• Johnson sentenced to two life terms
  Judge addresses 18-year-old convicted murderer for an hour

• Johnson's family expresses dismay at her lack of remorse for slayings
  Family recommends permanent imprisonment

• Fish & Game: Be aware of wildlife
  Agency warns that careless behavior can harm animals

• Warm Springs Ranch discussion to continue with City Council
  

• Subdivision sought in East Fork
  More uncertainties surface about Mountain Overlay District

• P&Z endorses project's master plan ordinance
  Sun Valley wants to see developers' complete blueprints

• Sun Valley Adaptive Sports to host disabled veterans
  

• Hailey rolls out red carpet for Fourth of July
  Parade theme is 'Honoring Hailey's Military: Past, Present and Future'

• Young filmmaker debuts gem
  Documentary traces transformation of ore into fine jewelry

• Spiritual Film Festival debuts in Hailey
  

• The 'other' Independence Day
  Food For Thought by Gregory Foley

• Gotta love the Lovett
  

• Keep Fiddling
  

• Senator's salmon solution: Hide the facts
  

• Justice for Sarah
  

• Government for sale!
  Guest opinion by Michael Ames

• The Uhrig bunch rides again
  Ted Uhrig heads up Fourth of July rodeo

• Wranglers and Tribe tangle at Founder's Field
  Teams split Tuesday twinbill

• 2005 Ketchum Coed Softball League
  

• 2005 Hailey Coed Softball League
  

• Gimme Five: Basic training
  Rob Freeman wants to help you reach your peak