March 04, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Add some fun diversions to your treadmill exercise
• Almost feels like spring in Kitsap, Wash.
• Artist selected for Kulongoski portrait
• Bend park district proposes new rules
• Bend pizza shop owner to challenge Tammy Baney
• Bend residents weigh in on taxes for public services
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Curb upgrades hit bumps
• 3 Eastern Oregon residents honored for helping disabled
• Group finds homes for hedgehogs
• Helping rural businesses go green
• Man sentenced for threats to UO official
• 9-minute response time to fire questioned
• News of Record: PERMITS
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Police lacked reasonable cause for stop, court rules
• Project to use Bend firm's technology
• Psychologists may get OK to prescribe medications
• Rogue River jet boat company buys out its only competitor
• Settlement reached in Summit bankruptcy
• Staff not at fault in jail suicide, report says
• Supportive leadership is ‘absolutely essential’ to teachers, survey finds
• Tigard man accused of illegally moving $172M
• To hear or not to hear
• Volunteer Search March 7, 2010

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Fed survey finds plodding recovery
• Helping rural businesses go green
• News of Record: PERMITS
• Obama proposes new rules to rein in big banks
• Project to use Bend firm's technology
• Settlement reached in Summit bankruptcy
• Some Facebook users find ads on the site questionable at best
• 2 suspended after boy radios pilots at JFK
• Traders try to determine who will be next Greece

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Commission limits Skyliners Road events
• Couch-potato rainbows in the shadow of Grand Coulee
• Cycling
• Finding my (nordic) center
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• How is Bracketville shaping up as we near March Madness?
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• In these late days of winter, take care on early springlike trail conditions
• More than a mudhole
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Redmond loses in first round
• Roy and Aldridge help Blazers rout Pacers, 102-79
• Sabres’ goalie loses to Caps in return to NHL action
• Scholarships offered to high school seniors
• Soccer
• Storm win first playoff game in school history
• Storylines as PGA heads into Florida swing
• Woods’ caddie says he’s mad at Tiger

OBITS

• Gray revived Italian cooking in Britain

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald C. Smith
• Leonard A. "Bud" Young
• Louis Albin Larson Jr.
• Reuben L. Seibold

NATION & WORLD

• Early voting begins in Iraqi election
• Fed survey finds plodding recovery
• In Chile, aid begins to reach quake-devastated areas
• Mullen readjusts use of force principles
• No Child law a highlight of hearing on education
• Obama calls for final vote on health care bill
• Obama proposes new rules to rein in big banks
• Prostate cancer screening guidelines revised
• Rangel gives up key congressional post
• 2 suspended after boy radios pilots at JFK
• Touring the U.S. can be a tough gig for musicians in Russian orchestra
• Traders try to determine who will be next Greece
• Ukraine’s parliament ousts government
• U.N. criticized on Haiti coordination
• U.S. Constitution goes into effect as first Congress meets in 1789
• Woolly mammoths resurface in Siberia and an industry grows

FEATURES

• A chocolate pill for your ills?
• Add some fun diversions to your treadmill exercise
• Classes
• Corrected map
• Correction
• Don’t follow the sheep to help you sleep
• Drug warning labels may benefit from icons and simpler language
• Fallopian tubes
• How to improve endurance
• How to treat a fever
• Lentil, kidney, black and pinto: What makes them so good for you?
• Obama calls for final vote on health care bill
• Prices at St. Charles Bend
• Prostate cancer screening guidelines revised
• Research shows kids who ride their bikes to school are more fit
• Some studies show vitamin D may improve health of heart
• Study: Obese boys more likely to start puberty late
• To hear or not to hear
• U.S. Constitution goes into effect as first Congress meets in 1789
• Winter blues are no laughing matter
• Women in labor now allowed more than ice

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Court fire delays Lil Wayne’s sentencing
• Ebert shares ‘voice’ with Oprah, fans
• ‘Housewives’ of NYC find home on Bravo
• Latino Film Fiesta today and Saturday
• Library to host talks on planned east-Bend library
• Movie Times
• Phillips completes treatment for anxiety
• Simpson ‘little bit angry’ with Mayer
• Special Olympics summer sports sign-up Saturday
• Touring the U.S. can be a tough gig for musicians in Russian orchestra
• Woolly mammoths resurface in Siberia and an industry grows

OPINION

• Bankrupting Oregon
• How you pay for untouchable fee
• Letters I like
• Politicians betray constituents with long list of fee, tax hikes
• Senators deliver
• Tax sarcasm