December 14, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A sticky situation with your teeth
• Accident blocks lanes on U.S. Highway 20
• Bend High teacher gets top honor from science academy
• 28 Bend homes up for auction
• Bend school’s designation as a ‘magnet’ is called into question
• BendBroadband employees working overtime to field calls
• Best Bets for family fun
• Business calendar
• Correction
• Crowd control
• Daly running for third term on Deschutes commission
• Deteriorating forest roads are subject of billion-dollar debate
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• For seniors, a head start on holiday giving
• Group on wilderness trip found safe
• Incoming!
• Latchkey ready?
• Madras man gets 20 years inkilling, possibly of wrong person
• Mall plan in Sunriver is delayed
• 2nd building may help charities serve more
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Parents’ savings plans for college
• Redmond students to watch your kids while you shop
• Restaurant Guide
• Story times, library youth events for Dec. 14-20
• Sure cure for the adolescent Grinch
• Volunteers sought for OSU Master Gardeners
• Wyden plans bill that would speed thinning of U.S. forests
• Youth organizations win parade awards

BUSINESS

• 28 Bend homes up for auction
• BendBroadband employees working overtime to field calls
• Business calendar
• Central Oregon gas prices
• Dispatches
• Incoming!
• Mall plan in Sunriver is delayed
• 2nd building may help charities serve more
• New restaurant opening in Old Mill
• Ski areas waiting for blast of winter
• Small bites
• Volunteers sought for OSU Master Gardeners

SPORTS

• A stellar stacker
• C.O. cowboys first at finals
• Events Calendar
• Extreme unicyclist qualifies for race
• Local boarders preparingfor U.S. Grand Prix
• Panther wrestlers look to go deep in 6A tournament
• Panthers wins first CVC match of year over Celtics
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond steals a win against Madras
• Registration starts for winter triathlon
• Scoreboard
• Signups underway for Enter The Dragon
• Slopes make a good ‘playground’
• Snowshoeing
• Staying close to home
• Strong Cowboys eye state title
• Young riders fly high in film

OBITS

• Dorothy Yvonne Steelhammer
• James Leroy Roley
• Lillian Jane (Hawley) Mason
• Margie F. Davis

NATION & WORLD

• Timber payments dead again – for now

FEATURES

• New restaurant opening in Old Mill
• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• Artist reception at Sparrow Bakery
• At the galleries
• Call to artists issued for January exhibit
• Class is in session
• Corelli, Carulli and candles
• Free Christmas concert at Tower Theatre
• Funk, reggae bands play Domino Room
• ‘Hallelujah’ for Handel
• ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ set at Tower Theatre
• Little Fish swim through Silver Moon
• Lunar madness
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• New restaurant opening in Old Mill
• Out of town
• Painting raffle benefits gallery
• Planning ahead
• Put on those dancing shoes
• Small bites
• Sunriver wonders
• The Summit Saloon’s music-filled first week
• This week
• Western show to help Healing Reins, KPOV

RESTAURANTS

• Sunriver wonders

OPINION

• Parking law half right
• Preserve forest fees
• Some Dust Bowl lessons are worth remembering today