February 22, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend councilors rethink Juniper
• Bend DEQ office to relocate temporarily
• Bend's visitor bureau asks to be reimbursed
• Blood donation good for your cardiac health
• Bone up on omega-3s
• Central Oregon: Stations here begin to pump biodiesel
• Correction
• Deschutes County approves land sale for biomass plant
• Deschutes may aid in septic fix
• Don't worry, be happy
• English-language program may get cut
• Fish-eating moms have brighter kids
• Fly-tying corner
• K-8 offers alternative to middle school
• Man arrested in rape, abuse case
• Measure 37 wasn't intended to destroy valuable farmland
• Motorists injured in crashes on region's snowy roads
• News of record: police log, fire runs, pets at shelters
• No injuries reported in Redmond fire
• Off-road recreation focus of meeting
• Prineville man faces multiple charges
• Sportsmen's show returns next week
• Teen battling cancer graduates
• The face of fly-fishing
• Trans fat free but still bad
• Winter hangs on in region

BUSINESS

• Bend's visitor bureau asks to be reimbursed
• Central Oregon: Stations here begin to pump biodiesel
• Ore. ski areas' visits off 8%
• UNICOM acquired for $13.9M
• Water damage spurs lawsuits

SPORTS

• Cougars roar into 5A playoffs
• Hunting/fishing reports unavailable
• Panthers light up to earn share of 2nd place in CVC
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond falls to W. Salem
• Saving the horses, helping the children
• Scoreboard
• Skiers close out super-G racing at Bachelor
• The flight of bullets can be a mystery

OBITS

• Ryan James Tyson

OPINION

• Clinton bashing
• Dog compromise
• Level the field for farmers
• Measure 37 wasn't intended to destroy valuable farmland
• Sen. Westlund-R, I, D?
• Share the road
• Who will prevail?