February 16, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A mill town in transition
• A $1 million windfall for Deschutes forest sites
• Calendar
• Correction
• Derailed BNSF car is back on track
• Fresh air and sunshine
• Martial arts instructor charged in sex abuse
• New city manager on agenda for Bend
• New moms breast-feed more if they don’t receive free formula
• News of Record: Police log, pets
• ODOT manager attempts to mend relations
• Police seek suspects in firing of weapon
• Redmond looks back, ahead
• Rent hike reprieve at Bend apartments
• Senate approves kindergarten tuition
• The seeds of change
• Tumalo Creek dam
• What’s Going Up

BUSINESS

• A mill town in transition
• Glitch causes delays at Bachelor
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Bend stays in playoff hunt with home win
• Bulldogs pull away for win over Cougars
• Cold-shooting Panthers fall to Royal Scots
• Equestrian event in Sisters on Sunday
• Locals advance to finals
• Prelims going well for Summit
• Prep Scoreboard
• Steelheaders play twice this weekend
• Taking to the mats at state

OBITS

• David Robison
• Elizabeth ‘Betty’ M. (Doby) Frederick
• Lambertina ‘Tina’ Moore

FEATURES

• Author to stress de-stressing in workshops
• Changes not needed
• New moms breast-feed more if they don’t receive free formula
• Talk with bishops

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author to stress de-stressing in workshops
• Deschutes court seeking visitors
• 1999! Face the facts at the ’08 Trivia Bee
• Historical museum hosts author talk

OPINION

• County lucky to have Maier
• Criticism of Mt. Bachelor ski service was on target
• Question the nitrate study

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ODOT manager attempts to mend relations
• Redmond looks back, ahead