Will Green Cuisine be abandoned? St. Luke’s reforms hospital kitchens under one mold Velia Gaomer, cook at St. Luke’s Wood River Medical Center, prepares a sandwich in the hospital’s kitchen. With the hospital under the new leadership of CEO John Kee, the food-service program is changing. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, November 12, 2010

• Will Green Cuisine be abandoned?
  St. Luke’s reforms all its Idaho hospital kitchens under one mold

• Arbitration starts in Hanks home dispute
  Actor seeking $1.5 million in damages from architect

• Leaders tout progress in airport transition
  County, Hailey officials hold joint meeting

• Wolf transition still not complete
  Fish and Wildlife looking for monitoring agency

• Art blossoms into view
  Hailey installs public sculpture at gateway

• East Fork subdivision raises eyebrows
  Opponents say plan would limit access to public trails

• School district to hire communications director
  Board splits 3-2 on request from superintendent

• Sheriff wants anonymous tips
  Police launch TIP411 crime-fighting program

• Learn how to protect your bike
  Public meetings scheduled in Ketchum and Hailey

• Cause of fatal crash still a mystery
  No new information coming from police

• Returning to the hot seat
  Ketchum to tackle contentious topic of grocery stores in LI

• Honoring Our Nation’s Veterans
  

• County setting guidelines for solar-energy systems
  Installation will require a permit

• ‘Stopping at every lemonade stand’
  Expert to speak on ‘Creating Communities that Care for All Kids’

• Mountain Town News
  

• Briefs
  

• CSI celebrates 25 years in Blaine
  Adult and continuing education changes lives

• Can I recycle my plant pots?
  Ask Ida

• Supporting a child’s health
  St. Luke’s Health Watch

• Living Briefs
  

• She's a cab
  

• Myth vs. Reality
  

• Old Glory a nuisance?
  

• Friesen swims to 200 IM gold at state finals
  WRHS girls third in team rankings

• Evans leads Chapman into NCAA tourney
  Sophomore soccer striker has 12 goals

• Local thinclads capture post-season honors
  From WRHS, TCS

• WRHS soccer team celebrates 14-win season
  Honors given at banquet

• Mitchell is fastest Master in the Lithia Loop
  On Oregon trails

• Shoppin’ early