March 24, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Divergent plans for 911, depending on levy vote
• Expect cold weather with rain, snow likely
• More resorts could boost La Pine-area economy
• News of record: Deeds, civil suits
• Paving on 97 reroute on track in Redmond
• State targets Deschutes communities for economic development
• Victim restitution: Easier ordered than collected
• With school set to close, where will kids settle?

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon building permits fall 56.2% in February
• More resorts could boost La Pine-area economy
• State targets Deschutes communities for economic development

SPORTS

• Bend’s Francis is tops at nationals in super G
• Kids collect Easter treats on their way downhill
• Prep softball teams head to Central Oregon
• Rally time

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar

OPINION

• Bodies count
• Bridge to ambush
• Chuckles from OPEC
• Dusty days
• Governor ignores the say of voters
• Leunen a class act
• The bridge matters more than light rail

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Paving on 97 reroute on track in Redmond