HBO’s Inland Northwest — 2.11.10

A sign reading “Pray for Haiti” sits outside the Central Valley Baptist Church on Tuesday in Meridian. Laura Silsby is among five members of the Central Valley Baptist church congregation being held in a Haitian jail on charges of kidnapping. A closer look at Silsby’s life shows that the adoption fiasco follows a predictable pattern surrounding the 40-year-old businesswoman and mother of two: Her big promises and big dreams often give way to questionable actions and frequent legal action. (AP Photo/Charlie Litchfield)

• 2 jurors removed from Boys Ranch case /Meghann Cuniff, Sirens & Gavels
• Avista customers will see bills drop about $5 /Becky Kramer, SR
• Kirkpatrick to apply for Seattle chief’s job /Jonathan Brunt, SR
• Washington State student working to lower drinking age /KREM2
• Haiti detainees’ families hopeful, optimistic /KTVB; and: Ruling imminent /Press-Tribune
• Wood River hunters kill 2 cougars /Ariel Hansen, Times-News
• Low snowpack may scuttle plan to help ailing sturgeon /Associated Press
• Ketchum parents sue school district over son’s weightlifting mishap /Associated Press
• Orbusmax Special: Group gives out spotted owl condoms for V-Day here