March 10, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bald eagle off state endangered list
• Correction
• Deschutes struggling to find its new chief
• Giving up delights, gaining spiritual depth
• Homeland Security concerns voiced
• Hula hooping for Lutheran schools
• In recorded phone call, RPA director admitted kissing, fondling pupil
• In search of a safe space for homeless kids
• Kiwanis Park to be renovated
• Local Services
• Longtime educator is hired as Redmond High principal
• Medford police take tips from citizens via smartphone app
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No charge against mayoral candidate
• Owner of Pisano's Pizza to run for Bend City Council
• People on the Move
• ‘Ramp-a-thon’ garage sale set
• Senate candidate cites lackluster job legislation in his ‘surprise’ bid
• Speakers tout region’s economic strengths at annual EDCO event
• State agencies told to hold off on some hiring
• Top administrators hired at Jewell, Mountain View

BUSINESS

• Ashland food co-op interfered with unionizing, board says
• BofA to reduce some mortgages
• Business orders rising in U.S.
• Community Calendar
• Debt restructuring in Greece triggers insurance payouts
• Deschutes struggling to find its new chief
• Job growth lends strength to recovery
• Longtime educator is hired as Redmond High principal
• OPEC lowers outlook for 2012
• People on the Move
• Salespeople? There are apps for that
• Speakers tout region’s economic strengths at annual EDCO event
• Top administrators hired at Jewell, Mountain View

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers fade in semifinal
• Bend High girls fall to Springfield
• Celtics blow out Blazers
• Cincinnati knocks off No. 2 Syracuse in Big East
• Cougars win in consolation play
• Cycling
• Eaton leads at world indoors
• Football
• Motor sports
• Penguins triumph in shootout, notch eighth straight victory
• Redskins to trade for No. 2 pick
• Sisters’ title hopes end in state semis
• Texas sports association grills, rejects Islamic school
• Timbers look for consistency in second MLS season
• Vonn clinches overall title
• Watson shoots 62, grabs lead at Doral
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Anna Sarah Lindley
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Harry Wendelstedt, 73, was an umpire in 5 World Series
• Kenneth Kenny E. Dodd

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Anna Sarah Lindley
• Kenneth Kenny E. Dodd

NATION & WORLD

• BofA to reduce some mortgages
• Business orders rising in U.S.
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Debt restructuring in Greece triggers insurance payouts
• Few in Uganda can see video of rebel leader
• Girl Scout collection spans 100-year history
• In Japan, recovery has only begun
• Jewish celebrate Purim
• Job growth lends strength to recovery
• OPEC lowers outlook for 2012
• Resurgent solar storm lights up the skies
• Robertson says prayer could have prevented twisters
• Salespeople? There are apps for that
• Santorum seeks to build margin in Kansas
• Texas sports association grills, rejects Islamic school
• U.S.: Assad firmly in control
• West Virginia family spots ‘Uncle Dave’ in Civil War photo

FEATURES

• Girl Scout collection spans 100-year history
• Giving up delights, gaining spiritual depth
• Jake’s Diner owners honored
• Jewish celebrate Purim
• Local Services
• Robertson says prayer could have prevented twisters
• West Virginia family spots ‘Uncle Dave’ in Civil War photo

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bravo’s ‘Shahs of Sunset’ has fake drama, tension
• Community Calendar
• Fans to descend on hamlet that was Monkee’s hideaway
• Jake’s Diner owners honored
• Madras hospital group plans hike
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• As Japanese heal, emotions evoke Katrina
• Curse you, Girl Scout cookies
• From the archives
• Medical error databases need to be public
• The biggest jobs bill you may never hear about
• The things we don’t choose