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Finalists named in super search
TF School District narrows search to replace Superintendent JULIE WOOTTON
jwootton@magicvalley.com
TWIN FALLS — Three finalists are in the running to become the next Twin Falls School District superintendent, the district announced Saturday. School trustees met to interview semi-finalists and narrow down the applicant pool. The finalists are Brady Dickinson, Jim Shank and Monte Woolstenhulme. A meet-and-greet with the finalists is slated for 4:30-6 p.m. March 31 in the Canyon Ridge High School cafeteria. Dickinson is director of operations for the Twin Falls School District. He has overseen the construction and opening of three new schools — including South Hills Middle School this summer — and was previously the first principal at Canyon Ridge High School when it opened in 2009. Please see SEARCH, Page A5
DREW NASH, TIMES-NEWS
Edward hyde, played by Garth ‘dusty’ Blackburn, brandishes a shawl he stripped from a prostitute as he revels in his evil deeds, as dilettante Group of Magic Valley rehearses Feb. 28 for its production of the musical ‘Jekyll and hyde’ at the college of Southern Idaho’s Fine arts auditorium.
These players have 58 years of community musical theater to honor every time they step on stage. dilettante Group of Magic Valley — Twin Falls’ oldest community theater troupe — spent months preparing its production of the musical “Jekyll and hyde,” and a Times-news team followed the process from auditions to the final curtain. See the story on E1.
7 activities to do over spring break JULIE WOOTTON
jwootton@magicvalley.com
TWIN FALLS – Spring break is a welcome relief for children and teachers alike. But children may get antsy and bored. And that can create a headache for parents. Here are seven options of fun things to do:
Watch movies and play with LEGOs The Twin Falls Public Library is offering a variety of free activities this week. Kids club: There’s a
free LEGO build day from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday. “It’s geared for elementary kids, but anyone is welcome to come,” said Erica Littlefield, youth services supervisor for the library. Comics and coffee: 5 p.m. Wednesday at Twin Beans Coffee Co., 144 Main Ave. E. The event is geared toward those 16 and older. Comics and coffee is a new program that started a few months ago. “It’s like a book club, but for comic books,” Littlefield said.
afternoon at the american Legion Post, 446 Seastrom St., in Twin Falls. doors open at 2 p.m.
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BADEN-BADEN, Germany — The world’s top economic powers dropped a pledge to oppose trade protectionism amid pushback from the Trump administration, which wants trade to more clearly benefit American companies and workers. Finance ministers from the Group of 20 countries meeting in the southern German town of Baden-Baden issued a statement Saturday that said only that countries “are working to strengthen the contribution of trade” to their economies. By comparison, last year’s meeting called on them to resist “all forms” of protectionism, which can include border tariffs and rules that keep out imports to shield domestic companies from competition.
PAT SUTPHIN, TIMES-NEWS
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If you do one thing: Bingo is open to the public on Sunday
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clockwise from left, raymaah ronquillo, ava Spearing, Brenda Jennings, alexis Lancaster and Olivia Molina all go for the “ball” during a game of balloon volleyball Thursday at the Boys and Girls club of Magic Valley in Twin Falls.
Top economies yield to US, drop noprotectionism pledge
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