April 24, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A hoppy stalwart
• Advocates try to save weekend bus service
• Arrest in Black Butte Ranch car break-ins
• Bend library starts yoga program for tots
• Bend officers scuffle with suspect at 7-11
• BofA CEO: Feds used threats in Merrill deal
• Business Calendar
• Center offers class for parents of ’tweens
• Dispatches
• DUII suspect arrested on Alfalfa Market Road
• Family Calendar
• Field burning proposal may delay cutoff date
• Get creative at summer camp
• GO! Magazine
• Highway 97 project will close sidewalks
• Jobs, housing data chill recovery hopes
• Man arrested after drug bust in Prineville
• Metolian resort developers could build at least 25 homes under new proposal
• New city manager says town is resilient
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Portland-area hostage-taker killed; mother and sons safe
• Redmond Plan Center closes two stores
• Shopping for a college is like shopping for shoes
• South Carolina hit by biggest wildfire in more than 3 decades
• Stolen car arrests point to Redmond burglary
• Story times, library youth events for April 24-30
• Tackling trail erosion along river canyons
• The Bulletin warns classified customers about scam
• With land deal in works, Skyliner Forest in reach
• Wyden advises going slow on memos

BUSINESS

• A hoppy stalwart
• A trying task: Kenya agrees to hear various piracy cases
• Alaska Air Group narrows its loss
• Amazon earnings climb 24 percent
• Banks to learn how they fared in stress tests
• BofA CEO: Feds used threats in Merrill deal
• Business Calendar
• Clear Choice goes from loss to profit in the fourth quarter ‘08
• Dispatches
• Feds tell Chrysler to prepare for filing of Chapter 11
• GM to temporarily shut down 13 plants
• Highway 97 project will close sidewalks
• In robotics, gap is narrowing between man and machine
• Jobs, housing data chill recovery hopes
• Metolian resort developers could build at least 25 homes under new proposal
• Microsoft is setting records, but not the kind it really wants
• $68 million mystery: Who is colleges’ benefactor?
• New city manager says town is resilient
• Recalls
• Redmond Plan Center closes two stores
• With land deal in works, Skyliner Forest in reach

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boozer leads Jazz back into series with win
• C.O. Shootout set to tee off today
• Ducks blank Sharks again, take 3-1 lead in first-round series
• Golf
• Lions have eye on QB Stafford at No. 1
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Polo horse deaths may be linked to a pharmacy error
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rockets regroup for Game 3 with Blazers after Roy scores 42
• Scoreboard
• Skin up, ski down
• Summit baseball tops Bend
• Summit shuts out Bend in IMC matchup
• Swimming
• Track & Field
• Twin Pillars
• Wi takes one-stroke lead at Zurich Classic
• Wild Horse Games in Wasco County offer team adventure
• Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery

OBITS

• British director Ken Annakin, 94, dies
• Former St. Charles chief surgeon pursued diverse passions

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• David Allen Holt
• Death notices
• Elizabeth J. Sohm
• James Donald Parler
• James Philip Lovely

NATION & WORLD

• A trying task: Kenya agrees to hear various piracy cases
• Artwork said to be Hitler’s sold at auction
• British director Ken Annakin, 94, dies
• Fate of Yemeni detainees complicates Gitmo closure
• Highway 97 project will close sidewalks
• In robotics, gap is narrowing between man and machine
• Iraq suicide bombings leave scores dead, injured
• Judge OKs trial for Levy murder suspect
• Judge throws out ban on saggy pants
• Lightning strikes Atlanta airport tower
• North Korea decides to try U.S. journalists
• Otter-like fossil may be missing link in seal evolution
• Ruling party far ahead in South Africa election
• Smoking might play role in breast cancer after all, panel finds
• Something extra in Hartford’s water
• South Carolina hit by biggest wildfire in more than 3 decades
• Space oddity: ‘Blob’ spotted in young universe
• Spanish princess, family moving to U.S.
• U.N. team of experts heading to Sri Lanka
• 1980 U.S. hostage rescue attempt fails in Iran
• U.S. questions Pakistan’s will to stop the Taliban
• Why pay a lawyer? DIY trend extends to divorce court
• With land deal in works, Skyliner Forest in reach
• Wyden advises going slow on memos

FEATURES

• Clear Choice goes from loss to profit in the fourth quarter ‘08
• Prescriptions filled under new assisted suicide law
• Smoking might play role in breast cancer after all, panel finds
• Something extra in Hartford’s water

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘12’ a powerful original
• An astonishing view of ‘earth’
• ART EXHIBITS
• Believing in the music
• Broadway veteran performs three shows
• Emma Hill brings new songs to Bend
• For 3 Summit High students, news that they’d be playing with the Seattle Symphony was music to their ears
• Get yer Fool’s Gold at Tulen Center tonight
• Give it a ‘Fighting’ chance
• Great American Taxi ready to roll in Bend
• Hitting a home run
• Long live ‘King of the Hill’
• More musical options for your ears
• MOVIE TIMES
• Music oasis
• Music Releases
• Musical threads
• New DVD releases
• Old school
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Professional theater seeks singers
• Questions left unanswered
• Restaurant Guide
• Side effect of disco fever: sleepiness
• Support your local artists
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Teppanyaki cooking at Shoji’s
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Walk the Art Beat set in Redmond

RESTAURANTS

• Restaurant Guide
• Teppanyaki cooking at Shoji’s

OPINION

• Costly education
• Don’t miss vote deadlines
• Government pirates
• Low-bid process aids credibility
• Vote for Norberg
• Why Central Oregonians ought to support local businesses
• Woes Down Under