April 29, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend park district program sign-ups begin Monday
• Castillo faces challenge in state education race
• Correction
• Crews to paint bike lanes on Purcell
• Diamond Lake fish limits doubled
• Foundation to hold Art & Wine Auction
• Gala raised $90,000 for CO homeless
• Habitat celebrates completion of home
• Heaven Can Wait 5K to be June 4
• It's time for Oregon to take a fresh look at land use planning
• Man arrested after allegedly contacting teens
• News of Record
• Oil-soaked rags start truck fire in Bend
• Redmond recreation center discussion to be held Thursday
• Redmond schools' superintendent field down to two
• Scoreboard
• Special education program to grow in Crook County
• State utilities officials to run CRR water district
• Study: Drug convictions dash students' financial aid hopes
• Virus kills La Pine man, 22

BUSINESS

• What's going up?

SPORTS

• flying high at invitational
• Lava Bears post impressive round
• Lava Bears take two from TDW
• No. 3 White Buffaloes satisfied with split
• Prep Scoreboard
• Storm haunted by costly errors
• Summit doubles duo starts tourney strong
• Teens heat up track

OBITS

• Barbara G. (Barnes) Lindhjem
• Nancy Ailene Hennings
• Shirley A. McBeth
• Sue (Jones) Uetrecht

NATION & WORLD

• State utilities officials to run CRR water district

FEATURES

• Looking back
• Religion Briefs
• State utilities officials to run CRR water district
• Virus kills La Pine man, 22
• Wheelchairs aplenty

ENTERTAINMENT

• Supporting the 'sparrows'

OPINION

• From the archives Excerpts from The Bulletin's editorial past
• It's time for Oregon to take a fresh look at land use planning
• Limping toward reform
• Vote for Davis
• Wal-Mart
• Yes on tax districts

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crews to paint bike lanes on Purcell