May 06, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend looks into new river-drinking ordinance
• Better burn care: Training boosts treatment skills
• City Council race at the starting gate
• COCC students celebrate culture
• Correction
• Crook County High School wins silver
• Culinary team finishes third
• Experts say wells running dry at an ordinary rate
• Finding the right fit
• In Wash. town, "Bend" a warning
• Initiatives may fail over titles
• Judge enters $6.6 million judgment in utility trial
• La Pine students host plant sale
• Looking to the fish
• News of Record
• Prineville creating annexation guidelines
• Rainbow Club sponsors event
• Riverfest 2006
• Road work on state Highway 126
• Robotics team places third
• The war in Iraq will cost Americans for decades to come
• Trail closed Monday for construction

BUSINESS

• What’s going up

SPORTS

• Bulldogs split twin bill in Dufur
• Cougars finish 8th in Gresham
• Dry Canyon Trail closed next week
• Madras doubles team advances to semifinals
• No. 3 Madras rolls at home
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sharp focus
• Siuslaw tops field in Sisters
• Sweep puts Culver back in playoff race

OBITS

• LeeAnn L. Thorton
• Stanley Kazala
• Thelma Esther (Lattimer) Thompson

NATION & WORLD

• City Council race at the starting gate
• Judge enters $6.6 million judgment in utility trial

FEATURES

• Better burn care: Training boosts treatment skills
• Religion Briefs

ENTERTAINMENT

• Buckaroo film premieres tonight
• Tower Theatre seeks 'troopers'

OPINION

• A reasonable end to pot kerfuffle
• From the archives
• Protest Californians
• The war in Iraq will cost Americans for decades to come
• Use signals
• Whistle-blowers

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Road work on state Highway 126