Searchers locate body of Boise pilot Adam Shandro perished in crash in the Sawtooth Mountains Late Monday afternoon, members of the Elmore County and Idaho Mountain search-and-rescue teams were able to locate and retrieve the body of Boise pilot Adam Shandro, who crashed his Cessna 182 airplane in this remote area of the southern Sawtooth Mountains last week.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

• Searchers locate body of Boise pilot
  Adam Shandro perished in crash in the Sawtooth Mountains

• FAA gives thumbs down to Hailey approaches
  Agency: No way to improve bad weather landing strategies

• Bookwork done, TCS grads seal the deal
  Relationships matter, graduates hear

• 'Trust' in peril, Ketchum councilman warns FMAA
  Conn raps 'Hailey-dominated' airport board

• DIY Paddlers Gather At Hulen Pond
  

• People and Places
  

• Sun Valley LOT musters increase in April
  Tiny uptick boosts tax receipts

• Idaho unemployment up in May
  Blaine County fares better than other counties

• Sculpture memorializes Randy Hess
  Piece is first permanent installation of Fourth Street project

• Mo' Music
  

• Teachers union calls Guthrie 'Friend of Education'
  One of nine individuals named statewide

• Hailey's fireworks a go, without fundraising
  City says it has sufficient funds for annual Fourth of July event

• June rainfall already beats monthly norm
  More rainfall and below-average temperatures expected

• Tea honors ladies of the 2009 Heritage Court
  Women showcase diverse backgrounds

• New mountain manager knows his way around the hill
  Stearns brings experience to job

• Bellevue cracks down on do-it-yourselfers
  Building permits required for most home improvements

• Mid-valley man admits to selling meth
  Plea agreement excludes charges for alleged pipe bomb

• Ketchum cop vote slated for Monday
  City: contract with county will save over $1 million

• County: Make the cop agreement money neutral
  Commissioners will consider Ketchum contract on June 23

• New tenant for Main Street retail space
  

• The Big Dig Is On At Whiskey’s
  

• Digital TV transition happens Friday
  Public safety agencies and wireless companies will take over analog

• Jimmy’s Garden Ready For Visitors
  

• Goldberg faces second probation violation charge
  Man convicted in art theft now accused of telephone harassment

• YMCA sues architect and contractor
  Lawsuit seeks $1 million for alleged construction defects

• Can this man save thousands of lives?
  

• Mountain town news
  

• 'A bit of grease' in Durango's silver spoon
  

• News briefs
  

• SV Food & Wine Fest broadens its tent
  

• Around Town
  

• Stress test
  

• Billions easy come, easy go
  

• The Muslim message
  

• Obama's 'Yes, but ...' exceptions on promises
  

• Those senior photos
  

• Vaccinations are important
  

• Further on my opinion
  

• The Triumph trestle
  

• More airport issues
  

• City manager perspective from afar
  

• Evans accepted to Chapman, will play soccer
  WRHS star player headed to California

• La Alianza signs up teams for World Cup soccer
  Family event June 27 at Atkinson Park

• Fishing Report by Bill Mason
  

• 2009 Adams Gulch Run results
  

• Major milestone reached by karate students
  Junior black belts in Okinawan Goju-Ryu

• 2009 Coed Soccer League schedule
  

• Sports summary
  

• Caregivers light life’s final path
  

• And don’t have any kids yourself
  

• Water needs reverberate across Western resorts
  

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Bagging plastic once and for all
  

• James L. Burke
  

• Mary Louise Wurst
  

• Aileen Mary Brooks