April 26, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A wet wait for the start of fishing season
• ‘A World to Come’ comes to Novel Idea
• Calendar
• Correction
• Deschutes to review resort zoning
• Downtown Redmond on the council’s agenda
• Eagles have landed, and you can see their nest on the Web
• Foxy Red Hatters out in force for Arbor Day
• New program to help people with early symptoms of mental illness
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Oil-based paints traced to 7th century
• Out of town: Events at the Coast
• Some key piano preparation
• Spaces are available at Hollinshead Community Garden
• State Senate race: Chris Telfer believes her CPA perspective could benefit the entire state
• State Senate race: John Robbins says he is frustrated with business as usual in Salem
• Suspect arrested in Prineville burglary
• Traffic lanes to close in downtown Bend
• War hero nominated for nation’s 2nd-highest accolade
• What’s Going Up

BUSINESS

• Deschutes to review resort zoning
• Downtown Redmond on the council’s agenda
• Monaco Coach cuts 600 jobs
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• A blazing beginning
• Crook County suddenly loses its wrestling coach
• Drive Time
• Lava Bears atop nine-team heap
• MBSEF athletes pick up May Day Race victories at Mt. Bachelor
• No leads at shootout for Central Oregonians
• Pitcher throws one-hitter, but Sisters falls short of win
• Prep Scoreboard
• pumped up
• Scoreboard

OBITS

• Caroline Suchanek
• David Grayson Ellison
• Evelyn Louella Ruse
• Joy J. Miles

FEATURES

• Biblical spirituality is absolution and faith
• Foxy Red Hatters out in force for Arbor Day
• High Desert churches to observe Day of Prayer
• War hero nominated for nation’s 2nd-highest accolade

OPINION

• Badlands protected
• Designate Badlands
• Do your part to help prevent child abuse in Oregon
• Stop and look

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Traffic lanes to close in downtown Bend