March 08, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• At its core, Bend company is a problem solver
• Bend man arrested in assault on ex-girlfriend
• Businessman Alley wins GOP straw poll
• Calendar
• Cougar attack leads to horse euthanization
• District trying to slow transfer of its students
• Districts struggle with ESD funding cuts
• Do's and Dont's of what you can put in a 95-gallon container
• Furry playmates
• MADRAS turns 100
• Man stabbed at rest stop, police say
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Rains bring new level of misery to an already devastated Chile
• Redmond manager’s message: Shape up to grow up
• Renewable energy plans: What exactly are you paying for?
• Typical winter system may bring snow, rain to the region this week
• Work wrapping up on Foster Dam

BUSINESS

• At its core, Bend company is a problem solver
• Do's and Dont's of what you can put in a 95-gallon container
• From rumor to respect
• 3 generations – 1 barber shop
• Homeowners are to be paid to sell at a loss
• Redmond manager’s message: Shape up to grow up
• Renewable energy plans: What exactly are you paying for?
• Yelp and the like raise stakes for businesses

SPORTS

• A 96-team tournament? That's madness
• Baseball
• Blazers no match for Nuggets
• Canadian tops podium with victory in World Cup
• Canadiens beat Ducks 4-3 in shootout after late rally
• Couples takes second straight Champions title
• Cycling
• Four to the floor
• Gonzaga holds off Loyola Marymount to reach WCC final
• Goodyear back on hot seat over tire issue
• Kurt Busch survives crashes for win
• Magic get back at the Lakers in finals rematch
• Mariners keep a close eye on pitchers
• MLB to help build baseball diamond in Jamaica
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Racing Scoreboard
• Reliever faces long odds to fill final opening in Red Sox’ bullpen
• Sled dog racing
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Viking players take NFL to court today
• Villegas rolls to an easy victory

OBITS

• A family man, drawn to politics and people Ben Westlund, a life in business and politics
• Aaron Cohen, 79, official and engineer with NASA
• Health reform, OSU branch highlight legacy
• Violin prodigy Patricia Travers

NATION & WORLD

• Aaron Cohen, 79, official and engineer with NASA
• Al-Qaida’s U.S.-born voice arrested? Officials investigate
• Bigelow makes Oscar history on big night for little ‘Hurt Locker'
• Blogging: From trendy to out-of-date in the time it takes to read a tweet
• Polls open to mortar fire as Iraq votes on its future
• Student who made Facebook threat has defenders
• Sunnis turn out to retain voice in Iraq
• United States lands first combat troops in South Vietnam in 1965
• Violin prodigy Patricia Travers

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bigelow makes Oscar history on big night for little ‘Hurt Locker'
• Co-hosts were OK, but, boy, did that show lag
• Movie Times
• One year into hosting, Fallon discusses travel, Conan and ‘Pants on the Ground’

OPINION

• Grade inflation, Oregon style
• Jim Clinton gets it
• Look behind the tree
• Not a victory for Americans
• Park board should look to Medford
• Take aim at the root of social and health problems
• What about the $2 billion gap?