At reservoir, a little less magic Water levels will be down; cool weather helps snowpack A dog plays in the shallow water along the east shores of Magic Reservoir on Wednesday. The USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service has said that boaters, anglers and other water users can expect Magic Reservoir to only fill to 70 percent of its normal capacity this summer due to below-average flows from the Big Wood River. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, May 14, 2010

• At reservoir, a little less magic
  Water levels will be down; cool weather helps snowpack

• No raises for teachers this year
  School board webcast malfunctions

• Skiing accident victim identified
  Michael Linville, 25, was in Idaho for summer job

• For trust, it’s ‘Let’s Make a Deal’
  ARCH tries to buy community housing in Ketchum via online auction

• Candidates rehash judge DQs
  Elgee still not hearing criminal cases in Twin Falls County

• Old lawsuit surfaces in judge election
  Werth sued in 2000 by former Blaine County deputy prosecutor

• Hailey eyes joining insurance pool
  Ketchum administrator says move could save thousands each year

• Marketing committee to reveal cure
  Group will present plan on Tuesday

• Pilot group dreams of 2-airport future
  Aviators express desire to keep Friedman operational

• Briefs
  

• Family-style food school
  CSI of Blaine County graduates first class in culinary arts program

• From the ground up
  Seed Simple

• Camas County seniors graduate Saturday
  Big night in Fairfield starts at 7 p.m.

• Can I eliminate plastic garbage bags?
  Ask Ida

• WRHS grad helps orphans in Bali
  Volunteer work puts her future in perspective

• No more wishy-washy policing of Wall Street, Big Oil
  

• River Run compromises pay off
  

• School district hiring is closed process
  

• Doug Werth—the judicial future
  

• Legal pros support Elgee
  

• Werth has proven ability
  

• Werth ad is false
  

• Werth complaint out of order
  

• Support the rodeo park
  

• Stennett cares about Idaho
  

• Werth has integrity
  

• Where’s the majority?
  

• Allred will serve Idaho
  

• Elgee is fair to all
  

• Burdick is fair but tough
  

• Great Basin tennis belongs to Wood River
  Hailey racquet team dominates, 14 to state

• A great day for Wood River at GBC softball
  Three wins give WRHS a chance for state

• Friendship Cup a success for U-10 boys
  Winners in the Pocatello soccer fest

• Caulkins wins conference 3200m at Twin Falls
  First day results

• Home finale Saturday for Warriors laxmen
  Spring season for lacrosse team wrapping up

• It’s Already Been Taken Care Of