March 02, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Business Calendar
• Deschutes DA issues subpoena to Bulletin reporter
• High Court hears arguments in Bend child-abuse case
• Lein resigns from BMC
• Lodgepole pine gone from region by 2080, study says
• Low-cost neutering for cats still available
• Neighbors support proposed campus in Tumalo
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Police: Rape investigation could lead to more victims
• Redmond fire causes $65,000 in damage
• Redmond lands new manufacturer
• Suspect took long road to COCC
• To square budgets, states cut insurance
• Volunteer Search March 6, 2011

BUSINESS

• BendBroadband ups cable, Internet rates
• Broken Top restaurant opens to public again
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Credit card data paint conflicting picture
• Dealing with ‘deals'
• Deschutes DA issues subpoena to Bulletin reporter
• Economy did graduates wrong; now they’re doing good
• Experience Pisano’s $60 pizza Saturday
• Farm Bureau targets EPA pollutant limits
• Madras pool scores $25K grant
• Neighbors support proposed campus in Tumalo
• Oil prices surge amid uncertainty over supply
• Optimism and caution in Bernanke testimony
• Redmond lands new manufacturer
• Riding the bull for education
• Tattoos as makeup? Read the fine print
• The urge to purge
• Treasury to cut stake in Ally Financial

SPORTS

• A look back at Desert Peaks Golf Club in 2010
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boaters snatching up permits quickly for John Day River
• Can the ‘year of the pitcher’ possibly be repeated in 2011?
• Capitals snatch win in overtime
• C.O. skiers and teams aim for state titles
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• IOC task force to tackle illegal betting in sports
• Is it really time to tee off?
• Kaymer reaches No. 1 with wins, not questions
• Local basketball officials named to state tourneys
• Locally
• No. 9 SDSU takes down Wyoming
• PGA TOUR
• Skiing
• Trail Blazers lose to Rockets at home

OBITS

• Arnost Lustig, whose books profiled bravery in Nazi camps, dead at 84
• Death notices
• Digital film pioneer Winick dies at 49
• Former Dylan girlfriend Suze Rotolo dies at 67
• Goldie Angeline Stout
• Harold Schonneker
• Madge Wagoner Bronson
• Peggy Hartford Marsh
• ‘Wizard of Sony’ Kihara dies at 84

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Goldie Angeline Stout
• Harold Schonneker
• Madge Wagoner Bronson
• Peggy Hartford Marsh

NATION & WORLD

• Auto sales jump 27% in February
• Cheating scandal rocks Japan’s top universities
• China issues warning on environment
• Chinese police prevent reporting on protests
• Credit card data paint conflicting picture
• Economy did graduates wrong; now they’re doing good
• Evacuees trapped at border
• Farm Bureau targets EPA pollutant limits
• German minister resigns over plagiarism
• Greyhound Lines drivers go on strike in ’90
• Hard-pressed police departments turn to volunteers
• Indian court sentences 11 to die for train fire
• Libyan rebels debate seeking U.N. airstrikes
• Middle East unrest puts lobbyists in uneasy spot
• Officials: Harmful bacteria found at Playboy Mansion
• Oil prices surge amid uncertainty over supply
• Optimism and caution in Bernanke testimony
• Russia pre-emptively prepares Putin’s grave
• Shutdown averted as House cuts $4B
• Treasury to cut stake in Ally Financial
• U.S. military leaders warn of risks with no-fly zones
• Warmer oceans taking toll on the world’s coral reefs
• Wastewater recycling not always a win-win in natural gas process
• Wisconsin budget would slash school, municipal aid

FEATURES

• Experience Pisano’s $60 pizza Saturday
• Greyhound Lines drivers go on strike in ’90
• Lein resigns from BMC
• Officials: Harmful bacteria found at Playboy Mansion
• Suspect took long road to COCC
• Tattoos as makeup? Read the fine print
• The urge to purge

ENTERTAINMENT

• BendBroadband ups cable, Internet rates
• Broken Top restaurant opens to public again
• Community Calendar
• Experience Pisano’s $60 pizza Saturday
• Movie Times
• New CW series says ‘I do’ to weight loss
• Pine Ridge Elementary students get the picture
• Riding the bull for education
• ‘Rules of Engagement’ is the little sitcom that could

OPINION

• Austerity should lead us to an effectiveness revolution
• Don’t require a prescription for tobacco use
• No to checkpoints
• Worries about Egypt's old guard

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Auto sales jump 27% in February