May 18, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A glimpse of college life
• Agencies issue industrial fire alert
• Animal magnetism
• Arts & Crafts
• Astronomy lesson
• At the galleries
• Ballet performance
• Bend house fire under investigation
• Bend students get their goose
• Bend woman gets 15 years for death of her niece
• Benefit art auction
• Burns may cause smoky air in Bend
• Bury Your Dead and more at Domino Room
• Call to artists
• Cascade Festival
• Classes
• Concerts
• Correction
• Crook planners OK destination resort
• Culture comes alive
• Employers weigh in on bill
• Exhibits
• Fathering tied to childhood obesity
• Fitness & Recreation
• Improv competition
• $204K grant to help restore habitat on Whychus Creek
• Lectures & Comedy
• Les Schwab dies at age 89
• Libraries
• Local flavor
• Madras rancher was 'real cowboy'
• Man recovering after head-on crash
• Man sentenced in assault case
• McKenzie Pass to partially open
• Miscellany
• Moon Mtn. Ramblers play Old Stone Church
• Museums
• New airport lot filling fast; garage next?
• New Bend studio is on point
• News of record: Deschutes County deeds
• News of Record: Police log, fire runs, pets at shelters
• Officers blamed in Madras soldier's death, but Army's report 'doesn't change things'
• Performing Arts
• Pigeon John looks at life through a different lens
• Planning ahead
• Plenty of room to blush
• Portland jazz trio plays Be Bop
• Portuguese pleasures
• Price gouging bill passed by Ore. lawmakers
• Prineville residents can resume irrigation
• "Mayhem tonight
• Ready for a family?
• Redmond art walk
• Redmond to clean up some airport land
• Sculpture unveiled
• Sticker shock at the grocery store
• Summit High School student paper takes state competition by storm
• Symphony & Opera
• Taarka returns
• Talks
• Teens in murder case back in Arizona
• Theater & Dance
• This Week
• Three Pines welcomes Tony Graham
• Turning silver
• Unemployment rates drop in April
• University to hold information event
• Women do most of the cooking
• World would be a poorer place without disabled children

BUSINESS

• Business calendar
• Crook planners OK destination resort
• Employers weigh in on bill
• New airport lot filling fast; garage next?
• News of record: Deschutes County deeds
• Prineville gets economic leader
• Prineville residents can resume irrigation
• Sticker shock at the grocery store
• Unemployment rates drop in April

SPORTS

• Antelope Flat Reservoir
• BMX movie on tap at McMenamins
• Class 6A State Baseball Playoffs
• Class 5A State Softball Playoffs
• Deschutes canoeing
• Lava Bear's toss worth a state title
• Locals advance to quarterfinals at state
• Mini Pole Pedal Paddle
• Mountain bike basics class offered
• Mountain biking
• MVHS wants boys lacrosse players
• P3: Get ready for Bend's signature event
• Pole position
• PPP breakdown
• Prep Scoreboard
• Reaching the next level
• Redmond seeking fall sports coaches
• Roller Dolls to battle Idaho team
• Scoreboard
• Storm player reaches quarterfinals at state
• Training for BMX set for Saturday

OBITS

• Arthur Loren Maxwell
• Carl Warren Gridley
• David Glenn Johnson
• Deanne Jeanette Fratini
• Elden Marion Stamback
• Gloria 'Jennie' Genevieve Kress
• Howard L. Curtis

OPINION

• Allow more H-1B visas
• Blame media, majority
• Doonesbury unfair
• Enough recognition
• Fix the cabins
• Inappropriate response
• World would be a poorer place without disabled children

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• McKenzie Pass to partially open