Rolling Into Springtime Sawtooth United F.C. development soccer players enjoyed the opening games of the season on a sunny Saturday at Nelson Field in Hailey. Leah Thayer of the Terrific Tigers controls the ball with support from teammate Katie Lambert, while Emmy McCune and Anik Zarkos of the Sawtooth Sole Sisters give chase. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

• Thorson skips Legislature for Mexico
  Session could end this week

• Domestic violence jumps in valley
  Weekend events to support advocacy

• Five candidates file for school board positions
  Zone 2 and 4 elections set for May 19

• Latino students gather in Sun Valley
  Hispanic Youth Symposium will award college scholarships

• SV Council works to hinder merger
  Resolution to stay independent passes

• Cities urge immediate placement of airport authority
  Conn requests quick setup

• Crash leads to DUI citation
  

• New top cop in Ketchum
  McNeil retires early from head of KPD

• Ready to hit the links
  

• Commissioners to pick new county administrator this week
  Three candidates remain in the running

• Concealed weapons licenses double
  About 1,500 weapons permits have been issued in Blaine County

• Judge declines to step down in Johnson case
  Wood rules he is not biased against Sarah

• Sun Valley council restricts laptop use at meetings
  

• County Commissioners begin 2010 budget talks
  Informal discussion centers on property taxes and service cuts

• Rafter dies in Snake River rapid
  High spring flows filled Class IV rapid

• News briefs
  

• Cowboy sings for Ketchum
  Ian Tyson returns to the valley with new ballads

• Movement for body and soul
  Dirty Feet Dance Company to debut in Hailey

• Artists wanted for public art
  Attend a talk on applying for public art projects

• WRHS gets 'All Shook Up'
  Spring musical to stir things up

• Dumpster Diving
  

• Otter's hardball last resort
  

• Small businesses are running out of rabbits
  

• Diversity as the new patriotism
  

• Torture? OK. Obama-Chavez handshake? Horrors!
  

• Guns in America
  

• Aye to merger analysis
  

• Visitor's airport view
  

• Respect the skate park
  

• Ketchum's triumphant day
  

• A call to arms
  Wolverines look to gain momentum in final week

• Wood River pacer sets new mark at Buhl Rotary track meet
  

• Street nominated for U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame
  

• That's the (speeding) ticket
  Carey girls fly at Northside Conference meet

• Local runners tackle Race to Robie Creek
  

• Wolverine pair powers to second place on pavement
  Eastern Idaho Invite

• Courting success: Sun Valley picks up pair of wins
  

• Glovin' every minute of it
  Wood River ballplayers happy to be back in the win column

• Vicissitudes
  

• 'Own it, fix it and move on'
  Barge Levy retires, 16 years after starting Silver Creek Alternative School in a city park

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Correction
  

• The precautionary principle
  

• Elaine Lois Van Steelant
  

• Jim Scott