May 29, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend doctor to teach knee surgery in China
• Bend Rugby Club falls in Elite Eight playoffs
• Brave new world of veterinary care
• Business calendar
• Camp Sherman residents know land
• Company takes new name, but it's still in the family
• Deschutes River group gets honors
• Development miles away will not harm the Metolius
• Geologists find ancient area volcano
• Healthy Beginnings screening in Redmond
• Log Cabin Inn to be resurrected
• Nearby intersection can be a risky walk
• Program offers help to some domestic violence offenders
• State offices fielding much interest for '08
• Veterans remember lives lost
• Watch those rays
• Youth praises Marine dad in school project

BUSINESS

• Company takes new name, but it's still in the family
• Log Cabin Inn to be resurrected

SPORTS

• MVHS wants boys lacrosse players
• On the open water
• Redmond athletics starts fundraiser
• Redmond seeking fall sports coaches
• Scoreboard
• Sisters grad earns baseball honors
• Sisters High needs soccer coaches
• Summit girls plan frosh hoops camp

OBITS

• Charles Almada
• Mary M. King
• Wuanita 'Nita' (Quisenberry) Sturm

FEATURES

• Bend’s Porterfield finds fame in ‘Hidden Palms’
• Corn bread: Americana on a plate
• En Francais
• Plenty of planning simplifies moves
• Veterans remember lives lost

OPINION

• A bad decision for state judges
• Camp Sherman residents know land
• Development miles away will not harm the Metolius
• Good idea from grocers

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Nearby intersection can be a risky walk