May 24, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• About the risk assessment report
• All-digital cable coming in '08
• Bass fisherman set to host youth event
• Bend schools dispute state report's findings
• Calendar
• Compromise would extend timber payments for a year
• Correction
• Couple, dog found dead near La Pine
• Crater Lake entrance to open
• Crews continue work at burn areas
• Deschutes scales back jail expansion to $40M
• Family advocate appointed to Sisters City Council
• Fitness center opens doors to disabled
• Fly-tying corner
• Fountain of youth in Bend
• Health Datebook
• Healthy children of smokers still at risk
• Hospital sued in the death of ex-worker
• In hot water
• Join the club
• Joint power venture in legal dispute
• Les Schwab memorial set to take place May 31
• News of Record
• News of record: Deeds, building permits
• No party still means no vote in primaries, at least for 2007
• Officials to target underage drinking
• Oregon anglers in IGFA championship
• Redmond trains new class of smokejumpers
• Salt shaker
• SuperShoot slated for this weekend
• Take south county nitrates seriously
• Temporary power outages hit 17,400 residents
• The bar scene

BUSINESS

• All-digital cable coming in '08
• Business calendar
• Joint power venture in legal dispute
• New player enters the Broken Top saga
• News of record: Deeds, building permits

SPORTS

• Big flies create plenty of buzz in Central Oregon
• Scoreboard
• Shooting star
• Upper sections of Deschutes slated to open on Saturday

OBITS

• Georgiana 'Georgie' L. Vargo
• Grace Anne Cummings
• Penelope 'Penny' Marie Jeans

OPINION

• Big flies create plenty of buzz in Central Oregon
• Motor vehicle accidents don't equal hate crimes
• Power, easy money are hard to pass up
• Take south county nitrates seriously

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crater Lake entrance to open