March 17, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Body ID'd as that of Hutchings
• Candlelighters provides fun during tough times
• Citizens' Academy taking applications
• Correction
• Crash leaves one dead on Highway 20 near Sisters, roadway blocked
• Dawn of a new day
• Defendant named in defamation suit
• Drug raid nets pot in Bend man's home
• Fire officials plan burn near Sisters
• Fireworks go off in parking garage
• La Grande soldier dies in Iraq
• La Pine Elementary principal to step down
• $1.85 million COCC land gets second buyer
• News of Record
• Philanthropy and women topic of Tower event
• St. Patrick's starts early for some Central Oregonians
• Things are better in Bend
• What Bend city councilors should look for in a new colleague

BUSINESS

• A new look for Redmond
• What's going up?

SPORTS

• 2007 Class 4A, 2A-1A Softball Outlook
• 2007 CVC Softball Outlook
• Doubles play gives Panthers tie
• Errors prove costly for Bears
• Panthers explore changes heading into new league
• Power bunt
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters, Madras boys tie in tennis
• Small schools ready for a tough season
• Storm tops Outlaws in'07 opener
• Summit wins via tiebreaker

OBITS

• Deloris Jane Spores
• Harry Dan Heising
• Marie Siegworth
• Rea Dawn Hanson

NATION & WORLD

• Ex-Prineville workers file notice of intent to sue city

FEATURES

• Bowerman visits Widgi book talk
• Candlelighters provides fun during tough times
• Citizens' Academy taking applications
• La Grande soldier dies in Iraq
• Lawmakers debate merits of coverage for contraceptives
• Life, love of 'Riverwater'
• Philanthropy and women topic of Tower event

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bowerman visits Widgi book talk
• Life, love of 'Riverwater'

OPINION

• About the war
• Good clinic
• Health care
• Merger fine
• There's trouble for rabbit ears
• What Bend city councilors should look for in a new colleague