December 08, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A new power source?
• BAT bus and trailer to collect food
• Bend attorney will try again for state House seat
• Bend woman arrested on charges
• Bill would end fees for hiking, recreation
• Calendar
• Correction
• Corrections
• Crook’s search for new chief begins early
• Experts offer advice on avoiding holiday blues
• Gingerbread master pieces show sweet side of Sisters
• Highway 58 blocked after semitrailer crash
• Its time to wrap up and wrap your pipes
• Layoffs in Jefferson County lead to period of transition
• Madras council will discuss development
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Opinion against paid kindergarten affects two Bend schools, 55 kids
• Parking garage eliminated from downtown plan
• Protect America’s roadless areas
• Red Cross blood drive hindered by storms
• Redmond man held on burglary, theft charges
• Sen. Smith to pursue new hate crime law
• 14,000 still without electricity on coast
• Student art on display
• United Way fundraiser hits $1 million mark
• What’s going up?
• Where’s your sleigh?

BUSINESS

• Layoffs in Jefferson County lead to period of transition
• Parking garage eliminated from downtown plan
• What’s going up?

SPORTS

• Area riders cash in at Finals
• Cowgirls roll to win in Lebanon
• Former Oregonians Clemens, Anderson renew a rivalry that began years ago
• North Medford takes out Bend girls, 48-29
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters a win away from state title
• Ski for schools at Mt. Bachelor
• Storm escapes with victory over Crater

OBITS

• Melvin Earl Tingle
• Russell ‘Glenn’ Leck Jr.
• Virginia Mae Gamble Adams

FEATURES

• Gingerbread master pieces show sweet side of Sisters
• Keeping the parade moving
• Religion in Brief
• Yes, Christmas is Christian after all

OPINION

• Bogus survey does not undermine greenhouse effect
• Facing a mirage of timber payments

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Highway 58 blocked after semitrailer crash