School Board Election Draws Voters Ketchum residents turned out Tuesday to vote in the school board elections. At Hemingway Elementary, where polls opened at noon, poll workers said the traffic had been “steady” since opening the doors to voters. Here, Jean Kearney gets her vote down along with other residents in Zone 4, which includes Ketchum. Zone 4, in Hailey and Bellevue, also voted Tuesday. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

• Incumbents unseated in school board election
  Guthrie defeats Nilsen, Sundali falls to Bates

• Simpson: odds good for local wilderness
  Legislation would confer highest protection to 318,765 acres north of Ketchum

• Armed Forces Day Brings Awards
  

• Cyclists Celebrate (On Their Way To Work)
  

• Farmers markets to begin in June
  Fresh local produce until October

• Economist, lenders offer advice
  Forum in Ketchum provides optimism during tough situation

• School trustee vote is first in six years
  Voters to decide if change in school board is needed

• Police run through school emergency drill
  'Eliminate the threat' the basic rule in school shooting scenario

• Bellevue gets an earful
  City gets everything from

• Jaquet: Session required SV defense
  Second-longest Legislative session finally over

• Ketchum takes steps toward manager system
  But August special election unlikely

• Bellevue gets creative to support Safe Routes sidewalks
  City could lose $148,000 in federal grant money

• Skier visits drop 5.5 percent nationwide
  Preliminary report indicates destination resorts hit hardest by recession

• Delay likely in Marsalis sentencing
  Defendant not cooperating with pre-sentence interviews

• County probes sheriff contract with Ketchum
  Commissioners favorable toward deal

• How Tuffy came home
  

• Slack season reminiscent of mining days
  

• Anne Reed Gallery moves to cyberspace
  Reed embraces online business

• Toni Child’s music for the soul
  Singer to perform at the SV Pavilion for Wellness Festival

• Traveling Smithsonian exhibition to open at library
  "Between Fences" explores neighbors and borders

• Robert Thurman probes inner space
  Author to speak at Wellness Fest

• Graduation
  

• Airlines can't ignore fatigue as major safety factor
  

• Deceptive trends
  

• Torturing the lawyers
  

• Can America bounce back from its decline?
  

• Caption was sexist
  

• Still dubious on guns
  

• PTA meant no harm
  

• School district tone was harsh
  

• Legislative failings
  

• E. Hadley Stuart, Jr.
  

• Cutthroat boys bring home the tennis gold
  Come through in clutch, 54-52 over Parma

• Girls’ doubles helps WRHS to state trophy
  Hillcrest Knights sweep 4A titles again

• New class record for Fox in 4A high hurdles
  Senior becomes Wood River’s first 100m hurdle queen

• WRHS softball grabs fourth-place hardware in Panhandle
  Engel pitches WRHS to two wins at Post Falls

• Without oxygen, Ed Viesturs reaches Everest’s summit
  

• With two golds, Musher girls third at 1A track
  Carey’s Ellsworth clocks PR in 800m

• Fishing Report by Bill Mason
  

• Solid results for youth soccer in Idaho Falls
  U-14 boys capture title

• Sports summary
  

• School district goes hunting for depression
  Test program to identify students with mental issues or suicidal tendencies

• Silver Creek Alternative School Class of 2009
  Ridley Pearson speaks at graduation ceremony May 27th

• 2009 Carey High School graduates
  Ceremony is May 28th

• Saving face
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Taming toxic lawns
  

• Patricia Syms Gwinner
  

• Gail Moreault Hunter