March 30, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A book for those who wonder what makes dogs tick
• Bend doctor arrested on suspicion of sex abuse
• Bend to allow controlled burning
• Breakfast planned with county officials
• Burns planned near Sisters, La Pine
• Catching on to the game
• Clinic helps kids with their speech
• Drugs claim 6 in Deschutes in 2006
• Glassy conditions make for a perfect paddle
• Job fair planned in Jefferson County
• Meetings, work hours prompt Prineville councilor to resign
• News of Record
• Pathologist testifies that infant's death caused from blunt-force trauma injuries
• Restaurant Guide
• Sisters looks at raising its building fees
• Stacking games help build kids' coordination
• Stove explosion causes injury
• Stressed-out parents linked to shy kids
• Summer camps
• Taming the TV monster
• Transient arrested on various charges
• What happens at Redmond Airport ...

BUSINESS

• M37 case hinges on uncertain history
• New director plans to expand Bend Habitat
• Service to Las Vegas cleared for takeoff
• Sisters looks at raising its building fees
• Small bites
• Tainted food blamed in 2 area dog deaths

SPORTS

• Central Oregon youths named to Class 5A all-state basketball teams
• Equestrian Scoreboard
• Hawks play well in 7-4 setback to Harrisburg
• 2007 IMC Baseball Outlook
• Pitching propels White Buffaloes to victory
• Playoff chase begins
• Prep Scoreboard
• Preparing for a new home
• Round Barn
• Saddle fitting clinic begins tonight
• Schooling series wraps up April 7
• Scoreboard
• Second OHSET meet begins today
• Up and over

OBITS

• Carol Jean Macgirvin
• Frances Elizabeth Willeford McWain
• Harrison Cyrus Eastman
• Jeanine Joy (Thurman) Sibert
• Laura May White
• William 'Bill' Franklin Campbell Jr.

NATION & WORLD

• Sisters looks at raising its building fees

FEATURES

• A change in style
• A cowboy's wise words
• Bend babies born - elsewhere
• Classical guitar duo comes to region
• Gypsy-punk and DJ head to The Grove
• Home is where the folk singer is
• Nickatina returns to Midtown Ballroom
• Tainted food blamed in 2 area dog deaths
• The Jazz experience
• Tillinghast plays Old Stone Church

ENTERTAINMENT

• A change in style
• A cowboy's wise words
• A family affair
• Art at Work
• At the galleries
• Classical guitar duo comes to region
• Evil this way comes ...
• Grant-writing workshop
• Gypsy-punk and DJ head to The Grove
• Home is where the folk singer is
• Keeping it going
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Nickatina returns to Midtown Ballroom
• Out of town
• Photography exhibit
• Planning ahead
• Quilters wanted
• Small bites
• The Jazz experience
• The many voices of the clarinet
• This week
• Tillinghast plays Old Stone Church
• Western lifestyle takes the spotlight at festival

RESTAURANTS

• A family affair

OPINION

• A book for those who wonder what makes dogs tick
• Keep La Pine aquifer clean
• Legislature's math problem
• Westlund's 'socialist' health plan