March 27, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• 2 arrested after chase in Bend; powder found
• Athletes should ‘train smart’ to prevent respiratory infection
• Bend Chamber of Commerce CEO resigns from post
• Bend fails to ask Walden for $15M to aid projects
• Bend 2030 vision moving steadily forward
• Blind man, guide dog survive 9/11, share story
• Building protection by protocol
• Chase on Redmond reroute ends in arrest
• Civil forfeiture presentation
• Correction
• 2 crashes on Hwy. 97 blamed on weather
• Deschutes drug dog sparks pot-growing investigation
• Deschutes won’t restrict heights of ham radio towers
• Developer touts nitrate solution in La Pine
• Ex-ODOT contractor harmed historic site, prosecutors allege
• Fashion forward
• IS IT SPRING OR ISN’T IT?
• List of names to appear on Oregon’s presidential primary ballot finalized
• Minnesota Avenue will close today and Friday
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Potential SDCs for roadwork reviewed
• Region’s still growing, just not as quickly
• St. Charles to begin testing innovative cancer treatment
• The twisting lunge
• Trader Joe’s: Why the hype?
• Worker-only clinics eliminate wait times

BUSINESS

• American Airlines cancels 300 flights
• Bend Chamber of Commerce CEO resigns from post
• Bend 2030 vision moving steadily forward
• Business Calendar
• Cafe reopening in Sunriver Mall
• Deschutes won’t restrict heights of ham radio towers
• Developer touts nitrate solution in La Pine
• Federal jury convicts National Century exec
• Ford announces sale of Jaguar, Land Rover
• Motorola to break into two companies
• New-home sales fall in February
• News of Record: Permits
• Northrop Grumman tries to block protest
• Oregon housing plant shutting down in May
• Oregon sees slow income growth
• Portland house prices show a slight drop
• Region’s still growing, just not as quickly
• Safeway program gives shoppers a nutritional worksheet of groceries
• Trader Joe’s: Why the hype?

SPORTS

• By the numbers
• Coming Attractions
• Cougar and coyote are moving to higher elevations
• Events Calendar: Fishing and hunting
• Experience abounds for C.O. teams
• Flashback
• Fly-tying corner
• Honor roll
• MBSEF skier takes second at nationals
• Next step?
• 2008 Prep baseball outlook
• Running: How to avoid hitting the wall
• Scoreboard
• Springtime scouting
• Storm in a storm
• Summit softball beats weather, loses game
• The simple push-up: It’s an enduring measure of fitness
• Trout fishing improving on lower Deschutes

OBITS

• John August Axell
• Louis ‘Lou’ Spencer Lotgering
• Marlys Ann Miller

FEATURES

• Athletes should ‘train smart’ to prevent respiratory infection
• Before surgery, make sure each doctor will take your insurance
• Blind man, guide dog survive 9/11, share story
• Building protection by protocol
• Correction
• Fashion forward
• Health datebook
• Juniper allergy season is back, and with it comes the sneezing
• People
• Safeway program gives shoppers a nutritional worksheet of groceries
• Shopping for fewer calories and more nutrients
• St. Charles to begin testing innovative cancer treatment
• Survey finds most Americans are dissatisfied with their health care
• The twisting lunge
• Utah government hopes Web site will get healthy response
• What type of soup are you?
• Worker-only clinics eliminate wait times
• Your lungs are how old?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A taste of the olden days
• Cafe reopening in Sunriver Mall
• Calendar
• Free series to address English learning in area
• ‘Three Cups of Tea’ author reschedules

OPINION

• Oregon health care reform needs input
• The Constitution and citizenship
• U.S. Postal Service in junk mail racket

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• 2 arrested after chase in Bend; powder found
• Bend fails to ask Walden for $15M to aid projects
• Chase on Redmond reroute ends in arrest
• 2 crashes on Hwy. 97 blamed on weather
• Minnesota Avenue will close today and Friday
• Potential SDCs for roadwork reviewed