March 17, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Area students win at regional science fair
• Bend police to get second patrol dog
• Book drive begins April 13
• Calendar
• Cattlemen’s association scholarship available
• Classified workers opt to settle grievance
• Correction
• Democratic candidates for governor hold debate
• 911 director to get hearing
• Economy at center stage in commissioners race
• For veterans, jobs follow larger trends
• Grant's Pals enjoys temporary storefront
• Judge candidate drops out of race
• Low-oxygen zones worry scientists
• Man seriously injured in fall from tree
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oil Can Henry’s scholarships available
• OSU summer science camps taking sign-ups
• Pi Day promotes math, science
• Planned statewide virtual school may start this fall
• Power Up
• Rescuers find missing snowshoer at Wanoga
• Site update may cause temporary issues
• Students get creative with pi
• Sunriver deaths were murder-suicide, police say
• Two road closures planned in Redmond

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Fed holds rate near record low
• Feds may delay fines for accidental fish kills
• For veterans, jobs follow larger trends
• Grant's Pals enjoys temporary storefront
• Housing starts slowed by blizzards
• How privacy is vanishing online, a little bit at a time
• LinkedIn an essential tool for job seekers
• Making the most of visitor bureaus
• Mt. Bachelor announces spring rates
• Oregon sees slight dip in February jobless rate
• Power Up
• Spring nears at Mt. Bachelor
• Studies may delay financial reform
• Top sellers
• When tweets can make you a jailbird

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Correction
• Cougars shine in opener
• Fazio among C.O. courses honored by Golfweek
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Joining the club
• Men’s basketball coach Ernie Kent is out at Oregon
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Pitcher sets school record, leads Sisters softball to victory
• Quail Run Golf Course: Grant Martin
• Sled dog racing
• Spurs hang on for win
• Tavares, Roloson lead Islanders to victory over Canucks
• The lure of the links
• Women’s college hoops needs own UCLA
• Woods set to return for Masters in April

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles Edward Raney
• Death notices
• Wayne Howard Mayfield

NATION & WORLD

• Advocates of states’ rights gain ground on many issues
• Blood is spilled in Thai protest, but it's peaceful
• Democrats consider new tactics
• FBI casts doubt on targets of Mexico hit
• Feds may delay fines for accidental fish kills
• Israelis, Palestinians clash; dozens injured
• Radical cleric regains power in Iraqi voting
• Sexual assault reports in U.S. military rise by 11 percent
• Teacher killed by wolves left blog that gives vivid picture of her final days
• U.N. fight against AIDS also targets anti-gay laws
• Urgent campaign to house Haiti’s homeless
• U.S. journalists detained by N. Korea in 2009
• White House task force finds gaps in federal climate change strategy

FEATURES

• How to dress your body type
• Making the most of visitor bureaus

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ferrera says goodbye to ‘Betty’
• Kate Winslet splits from husband
• Movie Times
• NBC series strives to join the ‘Community’ of hit sitcoms
• Sheen’s woes may shorten ‘Men’ season

OPINION

• Airport too big
• Bad airport design
• Cut budgets
• Openness for tribal police
• Pushing envelope on health care
• Redmond should return to a 5-day school week
• Trim government