Thumbs Up To New Beginnings Graduate Karina Zamora shows her excitement Friday at the commencement ceremony at Wood River High School in Hailey. Zamora said she plans to attend College of Southern Idaho in the fall. One hundred and seventy-eight seniors received their diplomas Friday, as the school’s drum line, band, choir and orchestra all performed. The valedictorian address was delivered by 2012 valedictorian Ryan Buell, the student speaker was graduating senior Kaitana Martinez and the guest speaker was Julia Grafft. To read a story on the Community School’s graduation, go to Page B1. Photo by Willy Cook

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

• Felonies charged in reservoir death
  Bellevue man incarcerated on $250,000 bond

• ‘Real gas’—what does it mean?
  Some retailers are rejecting ethanol-based fuel

• More sheep dead at Flat Top Ranch
  Feds plan to kill 3 more Little Wood wolves

• Options close for found wolf pup
  Fish and Game searching for captive sites

• McKinstry and School District read contract differently
  Parties argue over $26 million for ‘green’ energy program

• Croy Canyon requests $29.2M bond
  County to weigh senior care options

• Firefighters lob new allegations against city
  Union asks judge to hold Ketchum in contempt of court

• Climate Challenge marks halfway point
  Officials say enough energy was saved so far to power 30 homes

• New Ketchum councilmen sworn in
  Slanetz, David take places onKetchum City Council

• County planners to cut costs for 2013
  Department strives to increase awareness

• Ketchum looks at budget goals
  Leaders tout corrective measures and conservative planning as key to city’s financial health

• Sun Valley pencils in budget numbers
  2013 spending plan may include layoffs

• Record numbers bike, walk to school
  Mountain Rides awards top prize to Hailey third-grader

• Briefs
  

• Business Briefs
  

• Shopping Al Fresco
  Farmers’ and artists’ markets are growing

• If fish you must
  Restored Riverside pond in Hailey beckons

• All over but the fun
  

• Find your will, and your way
  ChiRunning workshop promises improved technique, raises money for Girls on the Run Wood River Valley

• Seasonal fun at Sawtooth Botanical Garden
  

• Fish on!
  Steelhead and salmon group holds fundraiser with casting clinic

• Around Town
  

• Going to the zoo
  

• Meet a nonprofit diva
  Valley People

• Earth version 1.0 is more important than ever
  

• Return to Rule No. 1
  

• School District did the right thing
  

• Quigley developer ignored citizens
  

• Heads up, Blaine County residents
  

• Search & Rescue depends on its volunteers
  

• Support fight against domestic violence
  

• Joe Gray shows the way in half marathon
  Washington runner obliterates course record

• Bikers stoked for Baldy XC course
  At July’s amateur nationals

• Wheel Girls club is back for 2012
  Girls learn to ride with Rusch

• Wranglers American Legion Baseball
  

• Arritola captures Vail Pass half marathon
  Next up: France’s Mont Ventoux

• Fishing Report by Bill Mason
  

• Golfers take aim in match play finals, Pro-Am
  At Valley Club, Sun Valley

• Sports summary
  

• Tribes celebrate Camas Lily Days
  Festival honors traditions of southern Idaho’s Native Americans

• Man, son treated after motorcycle crash
  Sheriff says driver lost control of the bike

• Grads are poised for a promising future
  28 Community School seniors graduate

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Betty Jo (Crafton) Allsop
  

• Mary Cathern (Bishop) Kohler
  

• Rafer Simon Lutz
  

• Everett Berrey
  Death Notice

• Paul Balabanoff Heuston
  Death Notice

• Glendora J. Owens
  Memorial Service