March 23, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bill increases number of enterprise zones
• Cattleman fined $300,000 for pollution
• CDC: Keep meds out of reach
• Classes for parents of teens
• Correction
• Deschutes now not sure about Redmond building
• Farmer leaving historic ranch; park looks to fill rare position
• Governor steps into St. Charles union fray
• Incoming district chief hires deputy
• Judge candidate forum April 10
• Judge: Sea lion killings can resume
• La Pine man, 77, found safe in car
• Medical pot center owner arrested
• Melting snow floods Willamette Valley
• Missing woman’s mom wants answers
• Mt. Hood skier dies after crash
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No lights for site of killing on bike path
• OnPoint to offer mortgage aid
• Restaurant guide
• Results of traffic sting
• Salem, dismissed firefighters settle National Guard suit
• Shooting victims found in crashed car
• Victim in head-on crash still critical
• Woman is burned trying to save cat

BUSINESS

• Bill increases number of enterprise zones
• BofA to test rental in lieu of foreclosure
• Deschutes now not sure about Redmond building
• Family Calendar
• Farmer leaving historic ranch; park looks to fill rare position
• Governor steps into St. Charles union fray
• Inching toward energy independence in America
• Incoming district chief hires deputy
• Indicators rise in February
• OnPoint to offer mortgage aid
• Outdoors knows no age
• Senate bill aims to boost startups
• Study: Clothing linked to excellence aids performance

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Area teams are aiming for state trophies
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazers beat Grizzlies
• Cowboys roll to baseball win
• Coyotes score early, hold off Avalanche rally
• Crook County records shutout against Sisters
• Football
• On the Air
• Outdoors knows no age
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ready for the river
• Soccer
• Summit boys, girls win meet with Sisters, Crook County and Gilchrist
• Sweet 16 set to continue today
• Top-seeded Syracuse holds off Wisconsin
• Wi, Dufner open with 66s; Woods three back

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• William Charette, 79, Korean War Veteran Received Medal of Honor

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
• BofA to test rental in lieu of foreclosure
• ‘Deployed’ but a world away, drone pilots confront stress, guilt
• Farmer leaving historic ranch; park looks to fill rare position
• 2 Florida officials step aside in teen death probe
• French suspect slain as police storm apartment
• Inching toward energy independence in America
• Indicators rise in February
• Santorum’s best shot: winning Iowa — again
• Senate bill aims to boost startups
• Son’s wife’s children are rude, critical
• Study: Clothing linked to excellence aids performance
• Syrian rebels reportedly growing desperate as ammunition runs short
• Today In History
• U.S. eases data limits in terror analysis
• William Charette, 79, Korean War Veteran Received Medal of Honor

FEATURES

• Seniors step in time
• Son’s wife’s children are rude, critical
• Study: Clothing linked to excellence aids performance
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• A global view
• A little country comfort
• Another pennant for the champ
• Art exhibits
• Books deliver rhymes, rhythm
• Buggin' out
• Caldera hosts final Open Studio of 2012
• Event calendar: March 23-29
• Family Calendar
• Fragile Rock
• Going out
• Grace notes
• Head for the Hills returns to town
• Last Band Standing open for entrants
• Local artist hosts classes for kids
• Local playwright to join Colorado festival
• Marv and Rindy Ross come to Bend
• Movie times
• Music releases
• Nature of Words names director
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Pip pip, young chap
• Planning ahead
• Real and raw: Ray Lawrence Jr.
• Rita Hosking returns to Sisters
• Rock star Lenny Kravitz returns to acting in ‘The Hunger Games’
• Seniors step in time
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Study: Clothing linked to excellence aids performance
• Tonight! Death metal! The Annex!
• Tower Theatre hosts The Ascetic Junkies
• Upcoming concerts

RESTAURANTS

• A little country comfort

OPINION

• Bicyclists, pedestrians deserve drivers’ support
• Data raise questions on effectiveness of anti-poverty spending
• Employment privacy in a Facebook world
• Goodbye, Waldo
• Hatfield leaves proud legacy
• Property tax petition

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Victim in head-on crash still critical