March 26, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A silver lining in Toyota’s image woes
• 3 arrested in La Pine burglaries
• Bend Fire Department testing smoke alarms
• Bulletin seeks summer camp information
• Business Calendar
• Camping with a gun can be complicated
• Choice: job training or food stamps
• Cops nab high-speed chase suspect
• Correction
• Deputy in Crook County crash
• Dispatches
• Employers may boost hiring as tax credits are signed into law
• Family Calendar
• GETTING FRIENDLY WITH SNAKES
• Getting unstuck
• Group calls 19th Street plan a ‘road to nowhere’
• Highways reopen after morning crashes
• Is Facebook a friend to local businesses?
• KIDS Center holds Blue Ribbon Campaign
• La Pine woman charged with ripping off mom
• Lancair owner: Training is key
• Man cited in Redmond DUII crash
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pinewood Country Estates residents to vote on road tax
• Police: Officer told man to drop knife
• Police seek suspect after high-speed chase
• Portland tries again to regulate panhandlers
• Restaurant guide
• Siblings
• Story times, library youth events for March 26-April 1
• Suspected scam offers property tax reduction
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• What’s cookin’?
• White oaks slow growth at Salem industrial park
• WWII plane wreckage found in woods

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Choice: job training or food stamps
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Dubai World to get $9.5B injection
• Employers may boost hiring as tax credits are signed into law
• Europe approves aid package for Greece
• FAA issues warning on kit plane safety
• Is Facebook a friend to local businesses?
• Just what the doctor ordered: a salaried position
• Lancair owner: Training is key
• Student loan program set for major overhaul
• Suspected scam offers property tax reduction
• Washington’s crusader for the middle class
• White House to step up mortgage aid efforts

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Bend looks to make it three straight in IMC
• Blazers win a big one against the Mavericks
• BMX is back again
• Butler ousts No. 1 seed Syracuse in regional semi
• Crook County baseball takes two at home from Molalla
• Cycling
• Figure skating
• Football
• Hockey
• Locally
• Love III tied for early lead at Bay Hill
• On the Air
• OSU books pair of dates with BYU
• Sharks clinch playoff berth behind shutout by Nabokov
• Sports
• Storm lose late in Arizona tourney
• Whitewater kayak race Sunday in Bend

OBITS

• Australian author Patricia Wrightson
• Death notices
• John Goetz
• Mark Kosse

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• John Goetz
• Mark Kosse

NATION & WORLD

• After years of war and abuse, new hope for ancient Babylon
• Bin Laden issues new threat against U.S.
• Dubai World to get $9.5B injection
• EU naval force frees suspected pirates
• Europe approves aid package for Greece
• FAA issues warning on kit plane safety
• Heaven’s Gate cult suicides discovered inside home in ’97
• ’Heroin King’ is arrested in Mexico
• Just what the doctor ordered: a salaried position
• Obama says efforts to repeal health reform will backfire
• Pentagon relaxes enforcement of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ rules
• Pope knew more about abuse than Vatican has suggested
• Senators regroup in wake of health measure
• Student loan program set for major overhaul
• Study provides new evidence that annual mammograms may be overkill
• Tyrannosaur find sheds new light on history of dinosaurs
• Washington’s crusader for the middle class
• White House to step up mortgage aid efforts

FEATURES

• Break your tot of thumb-sucking
• Heaven’s Gate cult suicides discovered inside home in ’97
• Just what the doctor ordered: a salaried position
• Obama says efforts to repeal health reform will backfire
• Pope knew more about abuse than Vatican has suggested
• Senators regroup in wake of health measure
• Study provides new evidence that annual mammograms may be overkill

ENTERTAINMENT

• After years of war and abuse, new hope for ancient Babylon
• Art exhibits
• Australian author Patricia Wrightson
• Best Bets for family fun
• Cool Nutz returns to Bendistillery bar
• Correction
• Deadline approaching for musical contest
• Epic combat
• Fantastic tale of ‘Mr. Fox’ on DVD
• Getting unstuck
• Humor evolution
• Innovation to warm up its new home
• Jackson, Finch present ‘Odd Frost’
• Music releases
• Nershi brings sweet string music to town
• New BLU-RAY and DVD releases
• On local screens
• Out of her comfort zone
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Portland indie bands visit Old Stone Church
• Queen of teens: ‘Victorious’ premieres Saturday
• Redmond’s Rogers celebrates CD release
• String mecca
• The Dirty Words take on McMenamins
• This week
• Tyrannosaur find sheds new light on history of dinosaurs
• Upcoming Concerts
• Vinca Quartet plays appreciation concert

RESTAURANTS

OPINION

• City should consider pothole fix options
• Consider Conger for state representative
• Don’t stop the piping of canals
• Sold out
• The challenge of throwing out the disposable lifestyle
• Unnecessary notice
• U.S. should lead in green power

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A silver lining in Toyota’s image woes
• Group calls 19th Street plan a ‘road to nowhere’
• Highways reopen after morning crashes
• Pinewood Country Estates residents to vote on road tax