April 03, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A white April for Spokane residents
• Add dimension to your toy chest
• Area special needs programs score well
• Baby gear swap, benefit Saturday
• Bend students headed to national tournament
• Business Calendar
• Car crash causes power outage in Sisters
• Create your own indoor obstacle course
• 1 dead, 6 injured in Wallowa County crash
• Dispatches
• Drivers welcome parkway repaving
• Family Calendar
• Financial courses for kids gain new weight, here and in Salem
• Go Magazine
• Groups move to reinstate DUII roadblocks in Oregon
• How Central Oregon districts performed
• Injunction filed against Bend 1031 exchange
• Man sentenced in corset theft
• Memorial set for Stephanie Condon
• Mental health services coming to area clinics
• Neurology expert to speak at hospital
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Portland council defeats flag resolution
• Prison population is expected to grow fast
• Rape victims want end to time limits for prosecution
• Redmond gets daily flights to Denver
• Ribbons remind of abuse
• Room-tax collections plunge in February
• Spending spring break on a worthwhile cause
• State campsites may require full payment
• State delays raise for worker comp chief
• Story times, library youth events for April 3-9
• The Bulletin seeks summer camp info
• The studded tires are off; now here comes the snow
• Traffic delays possible in La Pine
• Your method, your birth

BUSINESS

• After dispute, ‘Project Runway’ lands at Lifetime
• Alaska Republicans call for Senate revote
• As the foreclosed move out, first-time buyers capitalize
• China takes steps to become leader in a new generation of automakers
• Dispatches
• Economic indicators show positive trends
• Extended rally sends Dow past 8,000 mark
• FASB relaxes rules for valuing bank assets
• Former AIG chairman says bailout has failed
• Gay marriage up for final vote in Vermont
• Healthy competition?
• House and Senate pass Obama-friendly budgets
• Injunction filed against Bend 1031 exchange
• Pistachio salmonella scare focuses on N.Y.
• Recalls
• Redmond gets daily flights to Denver
• Rival plane makers could split Air Force tanker deal
• Room-tax collections plunge in February
• Sebelius confirmation closer despite hiccups
• Spending spring break on a worthwhile cause
• Wells may cost owners $100 per 2 years

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend man fourth in XTERRA triathlon
• BMX nationals start tonight in Redmond
• Boxing
• College basketball
• Corrections
• Cougs rally past White Buffs
• Denver agrees to trade QB Cutler
• Dry Creek Falls
• Events Calendar
• Forget winter... THINK SPRING!
• Lava Bears shut down Eagle Indians in IMC opener
• Lincicome leads, Ochoa struggles at major
• NBA basketball
• NFL football
• NHL-leading Sharks knock off Oilers 2-1
• Nuggets beat Jazz for 50th win
• On the Air
• Portland assistant Lucas has cancer surgery
• Prep Scoreboard
• Robert W. Sawyer Park
• Skiing
• Storm have state title aspirations
• Tennis
• Waiting game
• White Buffaloes outscore Cougs in IMC opener, 14-7

OBITS

• Actor from ‘Angel’ dies at 33 of heart disease
• Oregon-born guitarist and singer Duane Jarvis recorded with stars

NATION & WORLD

• A fighter or a forager? For ants, it all comes down to a single gene
• A thirsty pair?
• Alaska Republicans call for Senate revote
• An immigrant detainee dies and a life is buried, as well
• Arctic sea ice melting faster than expected, study shows
• Chavez’s Guantanamo offer gets no traction
• 3 detainees in Afghanistan may question confinement, judge rules
• Ex-Illinois governor is indicted, with others
• Gay marriage up for final vote in Vermont
• Heart muscle renewed over lifetime, study finds
• House votes to put tobacco under FDA
• Leaders tackle crisis with money and rules
• NATO to celebrate past amid hazy future
• New da Vinci portrait unveiled in Rome
• North Korea readies rocket for satellite
• Oregon-born guitarist and singer Duane Jarvis recorded with stars
• Palestinian kills Israeli teen with pickax
• Pistachio salmonella scare focuses on N.Y.
• Sebelius confirmation closer despite hiccups
• Sun has fewest sunspots since 1913
• The Pony Express begins service in 1860
• U.S., Mexico will work together in the fight against drug cartels
• What’s next with Walden’s new renown?

FEATURES

• Bend students headed to national tournament
• Mental health services coming to area clinics
• Neurology expert to speak at hospital
• Planning ahead
• State campsites may require full payment
• 5 successful tips for first-time parenting
• Traffic delays possible in La Pine

ENTERTAINMENT

• A brush of Fire
• A historic rebirth
• A sweet touch of reality
• A treat for the ears
• Actor from ‘Angel’ dies at 33 of heart disease
• Actors, singers needed for CTC musical
• After dispute, ‘Project Runway’ lands at Lifetime
• ART EXHIBITS
• Dirty Penny sleazes up The Summit
• Flower power
• Forget winter... THINK SPRING!
• Gallery displays Trashformations art
• It’s fast. It’s furious. But that’s about it
• Matt Hopper visits Silver Moon Brewing
• Maybe it’s better to have an actual theme
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of April 3
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• New formats, same mayhem
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Silent auction benefits Sparrow Club
• Support local music. Go see this stuff.
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• There is power in ‘Class’
• This big-eared mouse’s tale includes bravery, redemption
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• A historic rebirth

OPINION

• Good call, Redmond
• How dare Jefferson officials be mad?
• What the president really wants
• Why some dog owners resent the popularity of ‘Marley and Me’

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend students headed to national tournament
• Drivers welcome parkway repaving
• Neurology expert to speak at hospital
• State campsites may require full payment
• The studded tires are off; now here comes the snow
• Traffic delays possible in La Pine