February 09, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A blast of winter fun
• Formaldehyde cleanup doesn’t ease all worries
• Hands-on insight sought in college class on poverty
• Iron worker injured in fall
• Madras hospital unit's closure will leave seniors in the lurch
• Many worry about affording care they need
• Mentally ill, homeless services get boost
• News of Record: Police log, pets
• Redmond police seek gunman
• Redmond to push for change in hazardous materials service
• Three die in Lancair plane crash northeast of Albany
• Westlund pares down mortgage reform bill to get votes
• What's going up
• Wind postpones fireworks show

BUSINESS

• Three die in Lancair plane crash northeast of Albany
• Typhoon! owner opens Bo Restobar
• Westlund pares down mortgage reform bill to get votes
• What's going up

SPORTS

• Bend High seeks boys tennis coach
• Correction
• Cowboys off to early lead
• Cowboys pull away late before taking IMC victory over Storm
• MBSEF skiers named to U.S. Junior World team
• No surprises as IMC district swimming kicks off in Bend
• Offense helps lead Cougars over Bears
• Panthers take easy win over Saxons
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond just behind Sprague at CVC tourney
• Redmond swimmer off to good start
• Scoreboard
• Taking districts by storm

OBITS

• Douglas MacIntosh Grant
• Janet Carol Poffenbarger
• Patrick Lynn Daly
• Samuel ‘Sam’ Stanford

FEATURES

• A call for reform
• Formaldehyde cleanup doesn’t ease all worries
• Many worry about affording care they need
• Mentally ill, homeless services get boost
• Religion in Brief
• Typhoon! owner opens Bo Restobar

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Chiropractic office hosts food drive
• IndieReels
• KPOV names Volunteer of the Year
• Library opens book on love
• Typhoon! owner opens Bo Restobar

OPINION

• A call for reform
• Bend doing fine
• Gasohol mandate wasteful, pointless
• Keep water in river
• Snowmobiling
• Social programs, military capability are both important
• What the numbers say