November 13, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• After fires, a Prineville laundry company gets to work
• Bend resident named to state school board
• Business calendar
• Correction
• Crash leaves northeast Bend neighborhood without power
• Debris fire rekindles, ignites hay shed
• Fairy tale bedrooms fit for a princess
• It's never too soon for urban renewal
• Look who’s cookin’
• Mt. Bachelor delays opening
• New facility ready for trash
• News of record: Crook, Deschutes counties deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Pedestrian hit on Newport Avenue
• Tribes seek solutions to green energy demands
• Two Crook County officials to step down
• Volunteers in Medicine executive moving on

BUSINESS

• Business calendar
• Correction
• Fairy tale bedrooms fit for a princess
• Gallery plans to move into a downtown Bend location
• It's never too soon for urban renewal
• News of record: Crook, Deschutes counties deeds
• Super Burrito finds space downtown
• Tribes seek solutions to green energy demands

SPORTS

• Bend mountain biker to go from coast to coast
• Best of the best
• Brawl of the Wild civil war football match
• By the numbers
• Car raffle for local soccer club on tap
• C.O. cowboys cash in
• Coming Attractions
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Events Calendar
• Flashback
• High school basketball league begins soon
• Honor roll
• IMC dominates 5A volleyball tournament
• Men’s rugby club wins final league match
• Officials needed for hoop program
• Organizers prepare for backcountry relay race
• Race walkers place well in distance events
• Soccer factory
• State champs
• The Great Nordeen date has been changed
• The High Desert Divas return with meeting
• Youth baseball clinic on tap this weekend
• Youth runners fare well at states

OBITS

• Alice Myrtle Anderson
• Julius ‘Jay’ Lewis Miller
• Orrin Honzik Potampa
• Tony Pereira

NATION & WORLD

• Bighorn sheep to be tagged, studied on Lower Deschutes

FEATURES

• At Home With ... Rachael Scdoris
• Chowder recipes
• Cozy up to a bowl of chowder
• Fairy tale bedrooms fit for a princess
• Look who’s cookin’
• Master Gardener program accepting applications
• Plastic mulch? Maybe not around here
• Soroptimists hosting blood drive
• Super Burrito finds space downtown
• Volunteers in Medicine executive moving on

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Gallery plans to move into a downtown Bend location
• Jefferson County rodeo accepting queen and princess applications
• New books, new authors
• Super Burrito finds space downtown

OPINION

• County ordinances balance land use laws, homeowner needs
• Frightening advice
• Juniper Ridge water
• Special session needs right touch
• Stop playing politics with veterans funding
• Strong-arm tactics
• Tax phones
• Wal-Mart traffic