Fallen soldier had ties to Carey Carey residents Larraine and Lloyd Davis hold a photograph of the family of their granddaughter, Jesse Lengstorf, who lost her husband, Sgt. Joshua Lengstorf, in fighting in Afghanistan over the New Year’s weekend. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, January 15, 2010

• Fallen soldier had ties to Carey
  Sgt. Joshua Lengstorf among first war casualties of 2010

• Public supports levy spending
  Majority favors using money now rather than later

• Valley native reports from Haiti
  

• School board Webcast makes its debut
  6-month pilot approved for live meeting Internet broadcasts

• Skiers keep ‘PMA’: positive mental attitude
  Light snowfall leaves some appreciating the snow that's here

• Shotgun case elevated to district court
  Shipp loses job with Blaine County Road and Bridge

• Governments unite in plan to save energy
  2 counties and 5 cities collaborate for $700,000 grant

• Peavey goes off the air after 18 years
  Public radio essayist to continue writing about ranching

• Wind-energy ordinance gets final OK
  New law permits turbines

• News Briefs
  

• A brief history of history
  

• Resolutions to help the environment this year
  Ask Ida

• Healing with mind over manner
  Practice aims to add life to your years

• Go dogs, go!
  Purina Incredible Dog Challenge features valley skijorers

• Project Runway
  

• Otter’s lack of leadership disappoints
  

• To the rescue
  

• City of Ketchum wasn’t, isn’t broke
  So the question must be asked, is reacting responsibly and well to an economic falloff an indication

• Gomis’ free throws hold off Richfield 47-41
  Cutthroats jump off to quick start, hold on

• Wolverines sweep Filer, Wendell at home
  

• Ski resort financing
  

• Because of the power outage
  

• Virginia H. Cordes