March 30, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend outdoor burning season begins Saturday
• Bend planners want to keep zone 'loophole'
• Charges added in shooting incident
• City of Prineville trash prices to go up by May
• Construction to close Steens Mountain bridges
• Correction
• Deschutes holds a few browns
• Fly-tying corner
• Forest salvage bill heads for vote in House
• Health Datebook
• Heavy snow a boon for farmers, ranchers
• Help stop oil exploration in sensitive areas of Alaska
• Local hero: Golovin reaches semifinals of Florida event By Steven Wine
• Make way for Metolius salmon
• News of Record
• ODOT: Saturday is deadline to remove studded tires
• Prineville City Council finalizes island annexations
• Spring break at The High Desert Museum
• Spring shooting:It's good practicefor youth
• Victim in fatal crash identified

BUSINESS

• Bend planners want to keep zone 'loophole'
• Business CALENDAR
• Competition hits TV market
• Future riverhouse convention center framework
• NEWS OF RECORD

SPORTS

• Baseball to look at past use of steroids By Ronald Blum
• Bend coach giving slalom instruction
• close call
• Correction
• Cougars sweep doubleheader
• Deschutes holds a few browns
• Fly-tying corner
• On target
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sticking to his day job
• Storm overwhelmed by Centennial in pair

OBITS

• Alberta M. Hays
• Clarence 'Van' William VanHatten
• Edwin 'Ed' J. Filce
• Elizabeth 'Betty' Anne McDougal
• Robert Eugene Hartung
• Wesley 'Wes' L. Vaughan

NATION & WORLD

• Bend planners want to keep zone 'loophole'

FEATURES

• Choice Point combines traditional, alternative medicine
• Herbs affect medications
• MEDICAL
• Research shows running in groups better for brain
• Take a walk and be calm in the morning
• Unhealthy dieting

OPINION

• Back to Vietnam
• Build Wal-Mart
• Help stop oil exploration in sensitive areas of Alaska
• No class in Bend
• No line-item veto
• Our growing forests
• Spring shooting:It's good practicefor youth
• Test Medicaid reform