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March 29, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• A healthy curiosity
• Annual reading event coming up
• Bend police to start enforcing leash law
• Breezes bring drier conditions Wednesday and Thursday, showers likely for weekend
• Bryan 'Rob' Hale Yeaple
• Caught in silhouette
• Central Oregon Hotshots add three more players to roster
• Close Badlands to motorized vehicles
• County seeks state funds for nonprofit mediator
• Cream of local crop rises to top
• David Fralic Sherwood
• Developer restoring riverbankWork is first step in plan to build townhomes near Old Mill District
• Dorothy Ann (Knox) Thombleson
• Edith M. English Speaker
• Extreme Gardening series starts today
• Group outingspushingcyclists
• It's springtime and the rhubarb is ready, Page E1
• Lava Bears place fourth at 18-team event
• Local gardener knows Central Oregon's dirt
• Never-ending rides
• New group forms to improve, promote Redmond's downtown
• Oregon's end-of-life law remains untried
• OSU-Cascades a low priority of Legislature
• Regional education center proposed
• Russell 'Russ' K. Terry
• Scholarships for women in transition
• Set modest rates for video slots
• Walls glow with plaster treatment
• Whiteout workout