February 19, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bill set to create biomass credit
• City, county miss out on fees from USFS facility
• Collision kills 1 on Santiam Pass
• Drake Awards set for March 3
• Dugan considers applying to be Redmond's top cop
• Feds give $20M grant to study winter wheat
• Flaherty names new deputy DA
• Holiday closures
• Low-income care is on the mend
• Madras hospital seeks HUD financing
• PDX vying for newly approved D.C. routes
• People on the move
• Person of interest ID’d in fatal hit-and-run
• Public records bills aim to protect privacy
• Ready for the next quake? Session helps you prepare
• Religion in Brief
• 'Sleazy marketers' hack Redmond's site?
• Snowmobiler rescued Friday
• St. Charles Cancer Center fundraiser is canceled
• Stairclimbing events slated this weekend
• State economist urges patience on slow recovery

BUSINESS

• Bill set to create biomass credit
• City, county miss out on fees from USFS facility
• Community Calendar
• Drake Awards set for March 3
• Madras hospital seeks HUD financing
• PDX vying for newly approved D.C. routes
• People on the move
• 'Sleazy marketers' hack Redmond's site?
• When your blind date robs you blind, online

SPORTS

• All-Stars love Anthony, but avoid ‘Melodrama
• American Ligety takes gold at worlds; Bend's Ford does not finish
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend is best again
• Cougars top Bears to grab IMC title
• Cycling
• Football
• Kovalchuk’s goal lifts Devils past Rangers for sixth straight win
• Locals advance to finals at state meets
• Madras girls nearly top unbeaten La Salle
• Mattingly takes Dodgers’ reins, ignores distractions
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Prep sports
• Tennis
• WinterFest: Time to chill

OBITS

• Daniel Russell Carter
• Death notices

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Daniel Russell Carter
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan soldier fires on Germans, killing 3
• Bahraini troops fire on protesters
• China expands extrajudicial methods against dissidents
• Chinese court upholds U.S. scientist detention
• FDR authorizes internment of Japanese-Americans in 1942
• In one slice of a new Egypt, few are focusing on religion
• Investigations into Mubarak’s corrupt inner circle intensify
• Long a memorial, Auschwitz proposes telling larger story
• PDX vying for newly approved D.C. routes
• Ugandans vote on a 4th term for president
• U.S. kills U.N. resolution on Israeli settlements
• Violent crackdowns also target Yemen, Libya protests
• When your blind date robs you blind, online

FEATURES

• Collision kills 1 on Santiam Pass
• Drake Awards set for March 3
• Dusting off the old accordion
• FDR authorizes internment of Japanese-Americans in 1942
• Holiday closures
• In one slice of a new Egypt, few are focusing on religion
• Know thy neighbor? Snow helps
• Long a memorial, Auschwitz proposes telling larger story
• Low-income care is on the mend
• Madras hospital seeks HUD financing
• Mary Magdalene relic displayed in Berkeley
• Religion in Brief
• Snowmobiler rescued Friday
• St. Charles Cancer Center fundraiser is canceled
• When your blind date robs you blind, online

ENTERTAINMENT

• Cascade School of Music hosts a free violin play day
• Community Calendar
• Dusting off the old accordion
• Long a memorial, Auschwitz proposes telling larger story
• Movie Times
• The next generation"s ‘Camelot’
• WinterFest: Time to chill

OPINION

• A small warning
• Kicker proposal doesn’t put brakes on state spending
• Know thy neighbor? Snow helps

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Auto industry thriving in Alabama
• Collision kills 1 on Santiam Pass
• Snowmobiler rescued Friday