April 04, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A new pantry for food donations
• A Redmond patient takes case to D.C.
• A sunny outlook on fitness
• Area officials praised for fire protection
• Arlo guthrie sails into Bend on a song
• Art exhibits
• Artistic dimension
• Bend considers Juniper Ridge plan
• Correction
• Culver residents coping with life in a no-cop town
• Deschutes commission candidates tally funds
• Deschutes OKs SCHIP funds for prenatal care
• Despite defaults, local officials expect small impact from aid
• Destination resort rules might see tightening
• Dispatches
• Dove Quartet to share Beethoven composition
• Family Calendar
• Farm sales up in Jefferson, but down in Crook and Deschutes
• Gardening craft educational, silly
• Gas mileage at issue as ethanol phases in
• Get ready to rap it up with Tech N9ne and Paul Wall
• GO! Magazine
• Goin’ to Dollywood, baby!
• Group files lawsuit over fire retardant
• Hop into downtown Bend for art, music
• Kia dealership coming to Bend
• La Pine area may see new development
• Love blossoms
• Madras home burns in fire deemed suspicious
• Man recovering after fall near Prineville
• Meet Bend's oldest substitute teacher
• Middle school counselor teaches through past personal experience
• Moving beyond grief.
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police log, stolen vehicles and pets
• No ruling on M37 case in Jefferson County
• Oregon economic index rebounds
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Property seizure measure sparks debate
• Punk's not dead
• Redmond reroute opening delayed
• Report: Three districts meet special ed goals
• Restaurant Guide
• Shakespeare auditions planned at CTC
• Story times, library youth events for April 4-10
• Straight No Chaser to perform a cappella
• Stress is a part of college life
• Suspected shooter dead, 2 injured north of La Pine
• Thawing out
• The Clementines play Central Oregon twice
• This week
• Today’s young women may struggle to find smart, successful role models
• Tower Theatre hosts Jackie Greene show
• Turning heads in Redmond
• Unbreakable Bonds
• Western Arts Roundup planned in Prineville
• Wizards of Scotland play a benefit gig

BUSINESS

• A new pantry for food donations
• Bend considers Juniper Ridge plan
• Business Calendar
• Deschutes commission candidates tally funds
• Despite defaults, local officials expect small impact from aid
• Destination resort rules might see tightening
• Dispatches
• Farm sales up in Jefferson, but down in Crook and Deschutes
• Group files lawsuit over fire retardant
• Kia dealership coming to Bend
• La Pine area may see new development
• News of Record: Permits
• No ruling on M37 case in Jefferson County
• Oregon economic index rebounds
• Report: Three districts meet special ed goals
• Small bites

SPORTS

• Area players get all-state honors in basketball
• Bears, Storm split meet
• Bend anglers are honored by Central Oregon Flyfishers
• Bend High golfers win four-team tourney
• Chainbreaker bike race set for May 11
• COCC to play league openers
• C.O.’s trout ‘slam’
• Deschutes River Canyon
• Events Calendar
• Extreme Events Calendar
• Fly-Tying corner
• Free boat safety inspections offered
• Hood to host camp for diabetic boarders
• Local drivers back out of One Lap of America
• NASCAR show car to be on display
• Prep Scoreboard
• Time to drop the gate
• Wrestler places at nationals

OBITS

• Charles ‘Charley’ Ludecker Sr.
• George Burgess Cruden
• George R. Prow
• Robert ‘Bob’ H. Stiegler
• Ronald C. Krebs
• Sadye (Yermovsky) Poller
• Terri L. Barker

FEATURES

• Kia dealership coming to Bend
• Oregon economic index rebounds
• Small bites

OPINION

• Bird slaughter
• Ditch the tower
• Don’t cut Dial-A-Ride buses
• ‘Found’ money
• Make efficiency loans available to homeowners
• Stop waterboarding
• Support 911 levy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Gas mileage at issue as ethanol phases in