April 11, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Alone on the range
• Aspens declining, but help is coming
• CEC again one of the greenest U.S. utilities
• Central Oregonians should support higher education for the region
• Delays expected on Mt. Washington Drive
• Development OK'd in Prineville
• Hearing on alternative school in Bend-La Pine draws crowd
• Joker's to host cancer fundraiser
• Kindergarten registration
• Late blast of winter might hit today
• Lawmakers target words and images as precursors to sexual abuse
• Lessons through chess at Sisters Elementary
• Long-awaited Rajneesh land sale resolved
• Meeting to cover Redmond planning
• Messages mixed in housing numbers
• News of record: Police log, fire runs; pets at Redmond shelter
• Powder House Cove closed through Oct.
• Prineville looks to fill empty council seat
• Redmond man arrested today after police pursuit
• Redmond trims taxes in its budget
• Shad Road to close today and Thursday
• Students to get glimpse of China

BUSINESS

• Business calender
• CEC again one of the greenest U.S. utilities
• Development OK'd in Prineville
• Legislators weigh green power plan
• Local bank ranks high in journal
• Messages mixed in housing numbers
• News of record

SPORTS

• Bend MS Walk event this Saturday
• Big bats help lead Madras
• Buffs rally to beat Cougs
• Businesses to hold fundraisers for Eklund
• Close-to-home escapes
• Golf Scoreboard
• Looking for snow? Visit Dutchman
• Madras coach gets sidelined for spot as athletic director
• Mustang horses focus of clinic
• Pitching keys Storm victory
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ride the mountain to help fight cancer
• Scoreboard
• Sisters golfer shares medalist honor
• Summit rallies in seventh
• The Bulletin seeks info for summer tournaments
• Volunteers needed for C.O. tourneys

OBITS

• Fay Jackson
• Harold E. Oldaker
• John 'Chuck' Charles Cimmiyotti
• Richard F. Miller

NATION & WORLD

• Aspens declining, but help is coming

FEATURES

• Joker's to host cancer fundraiser
• Monitoring diabetics in Central Oregon

ENTERTAINMENT

• One author's quest to clean U.S. waters

OPINION

• Be polite
• Central Oregonians should support higher education for the region
• Give higher ed more than scraps
• How not to use temporary funds
• Let BAT help
• Recognize rescuers
• Take the ADA seriously

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Delays expected on Mt. Washington Drive
• Late blast of winter might hit today
• Shad Road to close today and Thursday