School’s Out, Bring On Summer Some of the 411 students at Hemingway Elementary School in Ketchum celebrate the end of the school year Friday after they heard the final bell and ran outside. Kids were already talking about how they were going to spend their time over the next three months. Some popular themes were bike riding, playing baseball and camping. Even Oliver, right, a neighborhood dog, appears caught up in the excitement.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

• Report: Bellevue deaths were murder-suicide
  Prosecutor announces that case is closed

• Story says Bergdahl walked off his base
  E-mails suggest soldier was disillusioned with war

• Marketers woo mountain-bike media
  Industry professionals to be in Sun Valley next month

• More traffic detours in Woodside
  Woodside Boulevard reconstruction project well under way

• More increases in Ketchum LOT
  Retail gains, lodging sector struggles

• Grocers: Valley is safe from ‘slime’
  Meat sellers say they do not add filler to ground beef

• County: We need help on senior care
  Commissioners request Manor board’s assistance

• Cities contemplate splitting dispatch
  They say municipalities can save 65 percent

• To Boise, nonstop?
  Grant could bring daily service, connector to southern U.S.

• Sun Valley tort claim settled
  Former city clerk alleged hostile work environment and retaliation

• Truck driver sentenced in Fowler death
  Gets 1 year in jail for vehicular manslaughter

• Sun Valley Co. sued over golf course
  Complaint says Elkhorn should be members-only club

• Complex prepped for fire training
  Departments to conduct exercise in West Ketchum on Saturday

• Motorcyclist injured in crash with deer
  Rider was heading home to New Jersey

• Briefs
  

• Slicks From The City No More
  Cattle drive puts cowboy in souls

• New digs, new possibilities
  Swiftsure Ranch Therapeutic Equestrian Center opens

• Global options close to home
  Frommers bring tips, guidebooks to Community Library

• Come for a ‘paseo,’ soak up the culture
  Stroll the celebration of Latin American life

• ‘Promises’ kept
  

• Around Town
  

• Nimby goes fishin
  

• Divided means conquered
  

• Overlooked giant should raise a fuss
  

• Nobody likes a loser
  

• Why the firefighters’ lawsuit? Wish we knew
  

• Quigley closure is no surprise
  

• Poll question is polarizing
  

• We could have had it all
  

• Quigley developer shows true colors
  

• Casey, Luck in the money at Payette paddle
  North Fork kayak winners

• 2012 Coed Soccer League schedule
  

• Valley Club crowns stroke-play champs
  President’s Cup

• Bikers set sights on Soldier, Galena Grinder
  Final qualifiers for nationals

• Soccer side sweeps to Boise title
  Apollo Cup winners

• Mont Ventoux climb belongs to Arritola
  New course record for Ketchum runner

• Adams Gulch runners brave the elements
  Snowy Saturday in Ketchum

• Fishing Report
  

• 2012 Sun Valley Half Marathon results
  

• Sports summary
  

• A man for all age groups
  

• ‘I’ve been blessed’
  Former County Clerk Marsha Riemann to take place on Heritage Court

• Program promotes healthy lifestyles
  Free summer session for kids at risk for obesity

• Transit center open houses scheduled
  Mountain Rides, city want comments from public

• Legal Notice Summary
  

• Stephen Ray Franco
  

• Ruthann Saphier
  

• James A. Ivie
  Memorial Service

• Flying with Fire
  Helitack pilot Christopher Templeton on a decade in the air

• In the kitchen
  Favorite cooking tools

• Get out and play
  The Wood River Valley offers bountiful father/offspring bonding activities

• Father/Son Look-Alike Photo Contest
  Winner: Three peas in a Pod

• Man on the Street
  What 3 things do you never leave home without?