March 11, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A Deschutes man secures a wind turbine — but it sure wasn’t easy
• A reservation, a mill, an uncertain future
• At the top of the telecom business
• Bend considers tax increase to fund bus route expansion
• Bend parks and rec to hold open house
• Business Calendar
• Colorful hues on the horizon
• Community Learning is for the dogs, too
• Correction
• Deschutes County work center now open
• Many can’t afford an ambulance ride
• Meet finalists for Buckingham principal
• Minnesota Avenue closure this week
• Missing 5-year-old located; man arrested
• News of record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, pets
• Pet spotlight
• Pets in Brief
• Police to target speeders on U.S. 97
• Sisters schools eyes job cuts due to drop in enrollment
• Spelling champ a repeat victor
• Superintendent search narrowed to 3 finalists
• Wrong-way car slams bus; 2 minor injuries

BUSINESS

• A Deschutes man secures a wind turbine — but it sure wasn’t easy
• A reservation, a mill, an uncertain future
• At the top of the telecom business
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Forest Service expands plan for eradicating noxious plants
• News of record: Deeds

SPORTS

• Bend welcomes training program
• Blazing up stairs
• Boys state gymnastics event is Saturday
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Course for soccer officials scheduled
• Grin and Bear It Run slated for Saturday
• Oregon’s Leunen named to All-Pac-10 second team
• Panthers top Bears in softball opener
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sharing responsibility on the road
• Springing into action
• Surviving a ski race

OBITS

• Betty Friar
• Charles Edward Donley
• Dusty William Perry
• Helen Maxine Garbutt
• Jerry Arthur Cox
• William ‘Noel’ Noel Deets

NATION & WORLD

• Correction
• Forest Service expands plan for eradicating noxious plants
• 20-year-old Democrat will oppose Walden

FEATURES

• At home with ... Local winery owner Doug Maragas
• For traditional Irish fare, forget the corned beef. Instead, it’s bacon, potatoes and, yes, cabbage that have sustained the folks of the Emerald Isle.
• Many can’t afford an ambulance ride
• Rosemary is easy to propagate

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Run with Golden Age

OPINION

• Dangerous exuberance
• Enough of tragic death
• Fix driver’s licenses
• Fix education
• Open teaching site to private schools
• Sharing responsibility on the road
• Unhealthy dust

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend considers tax increase to fund bus route expansion
• Meet finalists for Buckingham principal
• Minnesota Avenue closure this week
• Police to target speeders on U.S. 97