April 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• After today, rain, clouds, cold to return
• Chase reaches 130 mph in Eastern Oregon
• COCC to host WWII Navajo code talker
• Forest Service may conduct controlled burn today near Sisters
• Friends of crash victim remember an upbeat, warm person
• In east Bend, it’s groceries vs. SDCs
• License plates:
• News of Record: Bankruptcies, civil suits
• Northbound reroute lanes to open May 5
• Qwest’s Internet service is getting speedier
• 1800s beaver fur trappers now trade only in memory
• Voters’ guide omits McCain
• What would happen if resort map vote passes?

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• In east Bend, it’s groceries vs. SDCs
• Qwest’s Internet service is getting speedier
• What would happen if resort map vote passes?

SPORTS

• Central Oregon golfers win shootout
• Flying high, but for how long?
• Hotshots win in final game of homestand
• Junior skiers finish on top at Bachelor
• Scoreboard

FEATURES

• COCC to host WWII Navajo code talker

OPINION

• An open letter to other cyclists
• Don’t hike property taxes to support the Bend bus system
• Harold had game
• Make Badlands a wilderness
• More isn’t better
• Review new ethics law
• The price of drugs

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Friends of crash victim remember an upbeat, warm person
• License plates:
• Northbound reroute lanes to open May 5