February 21, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A patient safety fix
• Biomass firm a no-show in La Pine
• Bit Mobile offers free tax filing
• Bush-hating liberals don't want the U.S. to succeed in Iraq
• Correction
• Council gets an update on BAT
• Crash causes Redmond outage
• Deschutes resort rule to remain unchanged
• Kids in the Hall
• LAX fee hikes could mean higher fares
• MADRAS MARCH TARGETS SEX ABUSE
• Madras youth group rallies against sexual violence
• Misunderstandings of Islam topic of Thursday forum
• New twist in developer's plan
• News of record; Deschutes County deeds
• News of record: police log, pets at shelters
• Pastor gets 18 years, 9 months in sex case
• Register for mediation course
• Report: Odor in courthouse not hazardous
• State might spray Bend's gypsy moths
• Sun is short-lived as snow moves in
• Thinning project set for grassland
• Troopers to enforce Hwy. 26 chain laws
• Who will prevail?
• Wyden, Smith speak in Bend

BUSINESS

• Biomass firm a no-show in La Pine
• Bit Mobile offers free tax filing
• Business calendar
• Council gets an update on BAT
• Deschutes resort rule to remain unchanged
• Dreams of PS3 riches dashed for resellers
• LAX fee hikes could mean higher fares
• New twist in developer's plan
• News of record; Deschutes County deeds

SPORTS

• Author takes fun route for aspiring marathon runners
• Golf Scoreboard
• Madras secures home playoff
• New snow blankets area Cascade trails
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ready. Aim.Fire!
• Scoreboard
• Sloppy start for Sun Cup
• Sluggish second half is costly for Madras

OBITS

• Gilbert 'Gib' Parman Simpson
• Michael Roy Provost

FEATURES

• Misunderstandings of Islam topic of Thursday forum
• Report: Odor in courthouse not hazardous

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author takes fun route for aspiring marathon runners

OPINION

• A patient safety fix
• Bush-hating liberals don't want the U.S. to succeed in Iraq
• Who will prevail?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crash causes Redmond outage
• Troopers to enforce Hwy. 26 chain laws