October 23, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A single gypsy moth found near Sunriver
• Bend further retooling UGB plan
• Bringing fresh ideas to local schools
• Creating software for the government
• Dog licenses available at veterinary offices
• Former Redmond man faces rape charges
• Group aims to build filmmaking alliance in Central Oregon
• Halloween can be a tricky time for pets
• Indoor cats need water, exercise, too
• Innovative irrigation has a catch
• Juniper Acres permits likely halted till mid-'08
• New bidding process OK’d for Columbia
• News of record: Deschutes County deeds
• News of record: Police log, fire runs, pets at shelters
• Pet calendar
• Redmond schools tagged
• Tending to nature on the Upper Deschutes
• This is Boulder.
• Two charged in hit and run in Bend over the weekend
• Walden leads in fundraising

BUSINESS

• A single gypsy moth found near Sunriver
• Bank’s index improves slightly
• Bend further retooling UGB plan
• Creating software for the government
• Group aims to build filmmaking alliance in Central Oregon
• Innovative irrigation has a catch
• Juniper Acres permits likely halted till mid-'08
• New bidding process OK’d for Columbia
• News of record: Deschutes County deeds

SPORTS

• A field of dreams: soccer clubs look for a home of their own
• Academy volleyball preregistration begins
• Bend Brewers softball team take silver
• Bend High hoops hosting youth tryouts
• Bend man, 77, still in the game
• Bend Rugby Club victorious on Saturday
• Boys hoops program openings available
• By the numbers
• COBO hoops offered to Summit-area youth
• COBO tryout dates set to begin Oct. 29
• Cool air forces cyclists indoors
• Culver earns a split
• Events Calendar
• Flashback
• Glow-in-the-dark Frisbee offered tonight
• Hawks get second Sky-Em victory
• Honor Roll
• Jefferson Co. site of basketball registration
• Local racquetball players place high
• Poker Run brings a full house
• Pool cover installation in progress at Juniper
• Prep Scoreboard
• Renegade Rollergirls bout offered Nov. 3
• Slushy happenings
• Soccer program deadline is soon
• Tickets are still available for game
• Welcome to C.O.

OBITS

• Darlene Snyder Rennie
• Paul B. Tuggle
• Troy Junior Fowler

NATION & WORLD

• Six groups to cooperate along the John Day River Basin

FEATURES

• Fall landscapes come alive with punches of color
• Plastic storm windows can save energy and reduce winter heat loss
• Vodka
• Vodka drink recipes

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Redmond teen turns rust into rods
• Sculptor breathes life into stone, scrap metal

OPINION

• Begging for solutions
• Compassion for beggars
• Deschutes County could do more to help the disabled
• Giant homes
• 50 is a mess of a measure
• Make claimants whole
• No on Measure 49