March 31, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• 3 arrested in robbery outside Bend pub
• Bend contests China's bid for Epic Air
• Bend will seek enterprise zone from the state
• Bend woman injured in Chemult-area crash
• Business Calendar
• Campsite reservations down for 2 weeks
• Changes to Bend’s ADA plan are denied
• Clear One posts losses for 4th quarter and ‘09
• Damages raised in Scouts trial
• Embattled Toyota faces new scrutiny on recalls
• Eugene-Redmond flights ending in June
• Family sues over death of woman in care home
• Federal funding for area housing authority
• Few businesses get interest-free federal loans
• Governor tells schools to hold on to extra $200M
• iPhone wait is over in Bend
• Lululemon to open in downtown Bend
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• Online charter to hold information sessions
• Police investigating northeast Bend mugging
• Surgery foundation offers scholarships
• Wilderness school may face criminal charges in teen's death
• Work set to begin on new Toyota-Scion site

BUSINESS

• Adopt the black-belt makeover
• Art lovers can benefit from glass shop closing
• Bend contests China's bid for Epic Air
• Bend will seek enterprise zone from the state
• Biotech companies try to assess impact of gene patent ruling
• Business Calendar
• City may have to give golf course $600,000
• Clear One posts losses for 4th quarter and ‘09
• CNN fails to stop ratings decline
• Eugene-Redmond flights ending in June
• Facebook provides a window into world of the Hutaree militia
• Federal funding for area housing authority
• Few businesses get interest-free federal loans
• For the bride
• Home prices rise slightly in January
• iPhone wait is over in Bend
• Lululemon to open in downtown Bend
• Obama signs overhaul of student loan program
• Offshore areas may be opened to oil drilling
• Online charter to hold information sessions
• Soon, you may not be able to judge a book by its cover
• Supreme Court gives investors a chance to sue over fund fees
• Surgery foundation offers scholarships
• Taking on hair color’s bad guy
• Technical glitch, not censorship, blocked Google searches in China
• Valentine ending weekly radio show
• Working from home takes discipline; how to find a good work-life balance
• Yellow underarm stains are the pits

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boater class, boat inspection scheduled
• Bulletin seeks tournament info
• Equestrians are back in action
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• LPGA TOUR
• Moore scores 22 to lead the Huskies back to the Final Four
• Mountain View boys win their IMC opener
• On the Air
• QB Masoli appears at Ducks’ spring practice, but won’t play
• Scoreboard
• Scott Moffenbeier, Broken Top
• Sedin has goal, two assists as Canucks top Coyotes
• Thunder too much for 76ers
• To post or not to post
• White Buffs fall to Eagle Indians in girls tennis

OBITS

• Chill (Achilles) Boyce Brown
• David Martin Young
• Death notices
• Grace Helen Miller
• Gweneth Ann Rouse
• J. Dean Weaver
• James William Cameron
• Kevin Joseph Clark
• Teacher was subject of ‘Stand and Deliver’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Chill (Achilles) Boyce Brown
• David Martin Young
• Death notices
• Grace Helen Miller
• Gweneth Ann Rouse
• J. Dean Weaver
• James William Cameron
• Kevin Joseph Clark

NATION & WORLD

• Attacks on journalists increase in Honduras
• Christian militia part of a growing trend
• Colombian rebels free soldier after 12 years
• Do the whales still need to be saved?
• Eiffel Tower completed in 1889
• Embattled Toyota faces new scrutiny on recalls
• Facebook provides a window into world of the Hutaree militia
• Giant sequoias hold clues to centuries-long Sierra Nevada dry spell
• Home prices rise slightly in January
• Internal pressure rises for Israel’s Netanyahu
• Meet the periodic table’s newest resident: copernicium
• NATO officials: Next Afghan campaign to focus on politics
• Obama signs overhaul of student loan program
• Offshore areas may be opened to oil drilling
• Pakistani court raises stakes in graft cases
• Russian leaders take hard line on attackers
• South Korean president visits disputed waters where ship sank
• Supercollider begins its subatomic explorations
• Supreme Court gives investors a chance to sue over fund fees
• Technical glitch, not censorship, blocked Google searches in China
• Working from home takes discipline; how to find a good work-life balance

FEATURES

• Adopt the black-belt makeover
• Biotech companies try to assess impact of gene patent ruling
• Clear One posts losses for 4th quarter and ‘09
• Eiffel Tower completed in 1889
• For the bride
• Lululemon to open in downtown Bend
• Obama signs overhaul of student loan program
• Taking on hair color’s bad guy
• Working from home takes discipline; how to find a good work-life balance
• Yellow underarm stains are the pits

ENTERTAINMENT

• A crime-plagued college, impossible to get into
• Adopt the black-belt makeover
• Art lovers can benefit from glass shop closing
• CNN fails to stop ratings decline
• Community Events Calendar
• For the bride
• Juggler shows physics' fun side
• Movie Times
• Ricky Martin is livin’ la vida openly gay
• Soon, you may not be able to judge a book by its cover
• Taking on hair color’s bad guy
• Valentine ending weekly radio show

OPINION

• Bend’s expansion plan reflects what residents want
• Health care coup
• Health care failure
• Race to the Top’s useful humiliation
• Too much spending

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Embattled Toyota faces new scrutiny on recalls
• Tired of snow?
• Work set to begin on new Toyota-Scion site