November 22, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Air bags save lives but come with risk
• Anglers lobby to refine Upper Deschutes flow
• Area students become composers, artists
• Bend man arrested after drugs found
• Book details tragic flight of Ore. tribe
• Correction
• Crook County choir to sell Holiday Grams
• Employee says Les Schwab violated rights
• High Desert banks feel tight market
• Home sales slip in region
• News of Record
• PUC agrees to regulate water firm
• Scoreboard
• Snow, rain expected to pelt Cascades, area
• Soldier home from Iraq can't find the comfort he needs
• State reports first West Nile death
• Trail Band to give concert Nov. 30

BUSINESS

• Bend's Apricot Lane to close
• Cascade Healthcare gets No. 2 executive
• Employee says Les Schwab violated rights
• High Desert banks feel tight market
• Home sales slip in region
• Tree ordinance could return to Bend council

SPORTS

• Bend's Whitcomb begins his term as PGA president
• Class 5A State Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Local officials draw 2A state semifinal
• Nonprofit groups to benefit from pro tournament
• Prep Scoreboard
• The quiet leader
• Two Culver players receive recognition
• Wet weather should leave sno-parks with adequate coverage
• Winter creeps down

OBITS

• Alexandra Fjelsta-Waggoner
• Jack J. Taylor
• Lawrence G. Johnson
• Leota 'Dodie' Essig

OPINION

• Assimilation, Dutch style
• Beer tax
• Don't ban smoking in Bend's parks
• Newberry safe for now
• Proper placement
• Smart soldiers
• Soldier home from Iraq can't find the comfort he needs
• Use for building
• Use shed site
• Workers are starting to rise up and protest Wal-Mart's policies