Panthers rout Rockland 46-0 It didn’t take the home team Carey Panthers long to score their first of six touchdowns Saturday in a quarterfinal game of the State 1A Division 2 football playoffs at Derrick Parke Memorial Field. On Carey’s second play, junior Charlie Rivera, right, slipped behind Rockland defender Ty Colton, left, and caught a perfect lead pass from senior quarterback Caleb Cenarrusa for a 47-yard touchdown. Carey (9-1) won 46-0 and advanced to Thursday’s 6:30 p.m. state eight-man semi-final against unbeaten Castleford (10-0) indoors at Pocatello’s Holt Arena. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

• ‘Frugal fatigue’ helping business?
  Ketchum LOT receipts offer signs of hope

• Family fights for right to fly flag
  Homeowners’ association says display violates rules

• Leaders push for Timmerman solution
  Mayors, county commissioner ask for action from ITD

• Expert: Water tables could disappear
  Speaker Maude Barlow warns of impending global crisis

• Solution to the city’s sandwich-board struggle?
  Ketchum P&Z proposes alternative of hanging small signs from poles

• 1,000 steelhead die on Clearwater
  Maintenance snafu kills hatchery, wild fish

• River Street sidewalk designs completed
  Conceptual plan developed with public input

• Cramped quarters a problem at Friedman
  TSA requests more space for training, additional staff

• Board holds first ‘town hall’ meeting
  Public does most of talking at ‘communications’ forum

• No more reams of blueprints
  Ketchum switching to online building-plan submittals

• City: Warm Springs closure ‘unlikely’
  

• Public chimes in on consolidation
  Consultant studying south valley emergency services

• Landscaping manager gets 9 months
  Admits to stealing $24,000 from employer

• Trial set in gun theft case
  House painter charged with 4 felonies

• Bellevue man injured in rollover
  Police investigating if alcohol was a factor in crash

• Wastewater treatment up to snuff
  Bellevue celebrates ribbon cutting at new plant

• Briefs
  

• Murder is in the air
  Laughing Stock Theatre Company to perform ‘And Then There Were None’

• Fall Game Dinner is a Sun Valley tradition
  Benefit fortifies athletes and community

• ‘Lost Between’ is found out
  Live music

• Campito explores sheep herding and its future
  Project connects the past to the future through innovation

• What’s out there?
  Find out what’s ‘Cosmic’ at The Center

• ‘Madama Butterfly’ To Screen At Magic Lantern
  

• Wheel of Washington
  

• A bad case of ADD
  

• Troop support: words or deeds?
  

• 10,000 women and counting
  

• GOP senator rattles saber with talk of pummeling Iran
  

• Honor veterans this Nov. 11
  

• Donoval should learn manners
  

• Let’s respect the Constitution
  

• Keep dogs under control
  

• Air attack clicks for Carey in 46-0 playoff rout
  Semi-final with unbeaten Castleford Thursday

• TCS girls capture 1A running title
  Top team at Soda Springs state race

• Prep players earn All-League honors
  From WRHS, TCS

• Musher, Blue Devils players top Northside picks
  Peterson of Camas leads All-Leaguers

• Larson first to finish in Zeitgeist women’s 13.1-miler
  Leader of 602 women in Boise

• Trail Creek 12k, Willie’s Run results
  

• B League, B+ League hockey
  Schedules for 2010-11 season

• Sports summary
  

• Therapy dogs reassure young readers
  Valley programs bring canines, students together

• Sawtooth gets new supervisor
  New hire formerly worked at SNRA

• The long walk
  

• St. Luke’s honors Wood River nurse
  Joan Anderson receives President’s Award

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Frank Tornello