December 19, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• A helping hoist
• Bend Police seek robbery witnesses
• Buy a WinterFest button, win a car
• Calendar
• Carrots left in the ground do well all winter
• Clarification
• Correction
• DEQ office reopens after upgrades
• Don't tax all drinkers for damage done by only a few
• Families keep menorah traditions alight
• In La Pine, the senior dance takes on a new meaning
• Keeping holiday tradition alive
• Liquor store hours to change for holiday
• Mental health issues top legislative wish list for Deschutes commission
• New Ochoco clinic building to open Jan. 9
• News of Record
• Pickup crashes on icy Butler Market
• Prineville relying on diversification
• Redmond Home Depot gets go-ahead
• Sisters Kiwanis starts endowment
• Teens won't be tried as adults in arson case
• UGB to get 10 percent of Juniper
• Woman in hospital after car accident

BUSINESS

• Barbecue eatery up for sale
• Business CALENDAR
• NEWS OF RECORD
• Ordinal delivers customer relations solution
• Prineville Railway looks to expand
• Prineville relying on diversification
• UGB to get 10 percent of Juniper

SPORTS

• A greater goal
• Bend cyclocross rider is champion of her age group
• Bulldog named lineman of the year
• 2006-07 Class 6A, 5A Wrestling Outlook
• Having a ball
• IMC keeps tough image
• Panthers possess potential
• Scoreboard
• Skiers prepare for Nordic race
• Winter-sports sessions have spaces available

OBITS

• Clayton 'Skeet' Ivan Harrison
• Ellen 'Marie' (Bumby) Koch
• Howard Frederick Perkins
• Nancy McCallum
• Roger 'Red' Carl Gibson

NATION & WORLD

• UGB to get 10 percent of Juniper

FEATURES

• Carrots left in the ground do well all winter
• December is truly the tastiest time of year
• Families keep menorah traditions alight
• Gallery owner promoted local art
• Light the night

ENTERTAINMENT

• Gallery owner promoted local art

OPINION

• An e-mail policy 'victim'
• Don't tax all drinkers for damage done by only a few
• Gay marriage
• No picketers?
• Reject fluoridation
• Trim tree rules