March 24, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Ailing cougar euthanized at zoo
• Bend couple gets judgment in suit against Sawyers
• Building homes for a new market
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Coloring inside and outside the lines
• Composting facility gets conditional OK
• Contracts awarded with stimulus money
• Correction
• 4 die in highway crash east of Oakridge
• Ex-forest workers blast land trade
• Expressions in wood
• Jail redesign plan nearly done, now how to pay?
• Jobless rates climb through February
• Makin’ tracks
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Obama gives a shout-out to PV Powered
• Passover Seders offer everyone a place to celebrate
• Pilot loved to fly, mother says
• Prison in lockdown after fights break out
• Proposal may outlaw sales of feral swine
• Proposal would further regulate state initiatives
• Ratings bring mixed results for banks in the region
• Redmond nonprofit eyes $1.4M
• Sandwich-board job seeker scores interview
• Serving their community
• Too much wood from thinning?
• Unlikely allies join push for state to open financial info to the public
• U.S. Cellular finishes Prineville cell site
• Yakima man pursues dream of medical school

BUSINESS

• 15 AIG execs agree to return bonuses
• Bank plan brings surge of optimism
• Bend couple gets judgment in suit against Sawyers
• Building homes for a new market
• Canadian oil giants join in $15.5B deal
• Composting facility gets conditional OK
• Interest rates decline at Treasury auction
• Jail redesign plan nearly done, now how to pay?
• Jobless rates climb through February
• JPMorgan to hold off on buying new jets
• Lawyer says Madoff assets reach $1B mark
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama gives a shout-out to PV Powered
• Proposal may outlaw sales of feral swine
• Ratings bring mixed results for banks in the region
• Redmond nonprofit eyes $1.4M
• Startup aims to bring modern video games to developing countries
• This time, bank bailout plan gets much warmer reception
• U.S. Cellular finishes Prineville cell site
• WTO says world trade will fall 9% this year

SPORTS

• Annual Great Nordeen ski race coming soon
• Bend Rugby Club falls in league match
• C.O. football team falls in first home game
• College Baseball
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Correction
• Cowgirls rally to top Silverton at Summit tourney
• Cycling
• 76ers beat Blazers 114-108 in OT
• Fitness testing a great tool for cyclists
• Flames take advantage of goalie, beat Red Wings
• Local racewalkers take top spots in California
• Local snowboarders qualify for nationals
• Major League Baseball
• MBSEF athlete sweeps snowboard revolution
• MBSEF team excels at Buddy Werner
• Multisport event coming to Antelope
• NFL Football
• On the Air
• Oregon State edges Vermont in CBI quarterfinals
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scdoris finishes 45th in Iditarod
• Scoreboard
• Summit softball wins pair in own tournament
• The Iditarod as learning tool
• Up the Crooked River Duathlon set for May
• Women’s Basketball

OBITS

• Poet Sylvia Plath’s son, 47, commits suicide in Alaska

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Mitchell James Anagnost

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska volcano erupts
• 32 are killed in a wave of violence across Iraq
• Bashir travels abroad despite warrant
• Chinese condoms threaten U.S. jobs
• Dalai Lama barred from peace conference
• Detained journalists suspected of spying
• Detainee was pressured to plead guilty, judges reveal
• Ex-Marine trying to spread word about toxic water at Camp Lejeune
• Fast-food outlets near schools may weigh on students
• Gunman in officers’ deaths linked to rape
• Judge eases rules on morning-after pill
• Montana plane crash leaves 3 intertwined families devastated
• Northern Ireland teen charged in killings
• Palestinian official killed in Lebanon
• Russian mayoral race takes an Olympian turn
• Shuttle astronauts take 3rd spacewalk
• Students help protect Fargo from flooding
• Study: Eating red meat increases health risks
• Supertanker Exxon Valdez runs aground in 1989
• Taliban leader dies in attack, NATO says
• 2 U.K. teens charged in school-attack plot
• Wind shear eyed in FedEx jet crash

FEATURES

• A one-stop spot for tips and savings
• A page from the Farmer’s Almanac: Planting by the moon
• Bacon, shrimp will do nicely on a bed of soft polenta
• Coloring inside and outside the lines
• Dusty ivories, shaggy shrubs and other issues easily solved
• Healthy take on bread pudding has bananas — and veggies
• Micro greens: Houseplants you can eat
• Now that it’s hip to clip coupons, here’s where to go
• Passover Seders offer everyone a place to celebrate
• Recipe Finder
• Reducing garden maintenance
• Seniors learning the art of Cane-Fu
• Spring into fresh dinner ideas
• Why all the fuss over a first lady’s bare arms?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Jefferson County Historical Society to host fundraiser, dinner, auction
• Judge leans against Falk conservatorship
• Movie Times
• Poet Sylvia Plath’s son, 47, commits suicide in Alaska
• Redgrave postpones Cathedral appearance
• Sugarland, Bonnie Raitt coming to Les Schwab
• The Bulletin seeks Easter activities
• ‘The Mentalist’ defies logic to find success
• Williams recovering after heart surgery
• Wool Growers to hold fiber market
• WWII women’s group to meet

OPINION

• Education’s ground zero is in Michelle Rhee’s D.C. district
• Fill in gaps with lobbyists
• Mend Oregon’s renewable mandate
• No excuse for forgetting to signal