March 23, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bergelin — Smith
• Births
• Blair
• Board chief says $40,000 was ‘money well spent’
• Denton
• Driven to change the commute
• Fahlgren
• For Merkley and Novick, agreement with doses of rhetoric
• Hospice eyes expansion as clients say there’s a need
• It's a mercury minefield out there
• Johnson — Bruegeman
• Lucas — Wittwer
• Madras to Redmond, bearing crosses
• Meier — Robinson
• Newby — Hightower
• News of record: Deeds
• Newton — Lauray
• Phillips — Willis
• Redmond man arrested arrested in multiple burglaries
• Reward offered in Gilchrist vandalism
• Stewart
• Study challenges Thornburgh wells

BUSINESS

• Driven to change the commute
• News of record: Deeds
• Study challenges Thornburgh wells

SPORTS

• A Little too late
• Concluding with Cascade Crest
• Cowgirls stay perfect
• Local hoop officials get top state assignments
• Madras baseball splits doubleheader
• Off the mat
• Prep Scoreboard
• Treadwerks: Trailblazers in business - literally

OBITS

• Helen Lorraine (Townsend) Fuller
• Marilyn J. (Wilson) Foote

NATION & WORLD

• Serious Senate candidates spoof and goof for votes
• Washington Week

FEATURES

• Hospice eyes expansion as clients say there’s a need
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Of Body and Soul
• Sun, moon keep Easter on the move

ENTERTAINMENT

• BendFilm calls for festival entries
• Bend’s KIDS Center Tree of Hope supports child abuse prevention
• Calendar
• Eggs, cookies and karaoke at Brasada Easter celebration

OPINION

• Assisted-suicide law works
• Even during hard times, don’t forget about Bend’s dreams
• Good intentions, badly applied
• Mortgage industry story was wrong