March 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A year after his accident, Bend teen is ‘still Tyler’
• Aspen Lakes hearing brings out opposition
• Bend stalls on regional transit system
• Cloth dolls let children tell their own stories
• Corrections
• Culver cop pleads not guilty to misdemeanors
• Deadline to remove studded tires extended
• 3 decades of mail, 1 grand send-off
• Deschutes fair board seeks new member
• Dispatches
• Drug dog sparks pot-growing inquiry
• Family Calendar
• GO! Magazine
• Leadership program picks La Pine Chamber
• Local broker expects the Bend market to rebound in 12 months
• Mary's Place a neutral spot for divorced parents, kids
• News of Record: Police log, pets
• Nitrates seep into Deschutes River, but risk is unclear
• Obscure law keeps 2 out of the race for seat on commission
• Pushing the green envelope
• "The second we start to play music, everything connects "
• Restaurant Guide
• Story times, library youth events for March 28 - April 3
• Teen arrested after Redmond car chase
• The Bulletin seeks camp information
• Too little sleep tied to accidents
• Yes, you can bring your kids

BUSINESS

• Aspen Lakes hearing brings out opposition
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon gas prices
• Corrections
• Dispatches
• Leadership program picks La Pine Chamber
• Local broker expects the Bend market to rebound in 12 months
• Pushing the green envelope
• Small bites

SPORTS

• Bend Elks announce 2008 roster
• C.O. cowboys do well at big rodeo
• Cowgirls score 19 in softball win
• Events Calendar
• Homer lifts Panthers
• Middle Deschutes
• Pioneer cemeteries
• Prep Scoreboard
• Quinn throws gem as Madras wins

OBITS

• Ellen ‘Pat’ S. (Davis) Smith
• Freda ‘Virginia’ Pinkley
• Lloyd Ray Zehr
• Paula Marie Curley Voos

NATION & WORLD

• Oregon superdelegates cool on mini-convention

FEATURES

• A year after his accident, Bend teen is ‘still Tyler’
• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• Anoushka Shankar at the Tower Theatre
• Art exhibits
• Atelier 6000 offers printmaking classes
• Auditions announced for Neil Simon play
• Beyond what’s seen
• Broad horizons
• Fine photography auction planned
• Imagination required for Trashformations
• Less talk = more rock
• Many levels of Chinese cuisine
• Mezera plays Three Pines house concert
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Out of town
• Paula's floating fingers
• Planning ahead
• Silver Moon offers a trio of music shows
• Small bites
• Take it to The Summit
• The Offspring! (No, not the pop-punk band)
• The Way We Art moves to new location
• This week
• Time to tango

RESTAURANTS

• Many levels of Chinese cuisine

OPINION

• Billion, not million
• Enough nastiness
• Guilt by association?
• Insults should focus on things we can change
• Limbo works well for the Badlands
• Phone folly

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend stalls on regional transit system
• Deadline to remove studded tires extended
• Drug dog sparks pot-growing inquiry
• Teen arrested after Redmond car chase