March 28, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend neighborhood hailed for fire prevention
• Business Calendar
• California man leads police on car chase in Redmond
• Cottage Grove mayor to quit after 12 years
• Crook County High hosts talent show
• Election calendar
• Election information
• Feds, Oregon agree on changes to community mental health system
• Fish fest co-founder accused of theft
• Freeze it
• Groups accuse T-Mobile of misusing tax subsidies
• Jobless rates drop in Crook and Deschutes
• Murder charge in high schooler’s death
• Murder suspect attempted to hire killer, prosecutor says
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Officials say deaths are murder-suicide
• Officials say fuel spill poses no health risk
• Port hopes to attract offshore wind tests
• Push to protect rural post offices
• Sales of 2 Bend office buildings a sign of hope for market
• School Notes
• Siltronic to lay off 350 from Portland factory
• Studded tire season extended

BUSINESS

• Banks will get credit for routine efforts
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Consumers’ fears appear mild
• Freeze it
• GE engine faulted in fatal copter crash
• Groups accuse T-Mobile of misusing tax subsidies
• ‘Harry Potter’ e-books go on sale
• House approves the JOBS Act
• House passes Walden FCC bill
• If Paul Allen’s ID isn’t safe, is yours?
• In brief
• JetBlue pilot: ‘They’re going to take us down!’
• Jobless rates drop in Crook and Deschutes
• LulzSec claims website attack
• Obama proposes limits on power plant emissions
• Push to protect rural post offices
• Retailers rush to adjust to price-smart shoppers
• Room to roam — and think
• Sales of 2 Bend office buildings a sign of hope for market
• The skirt, and its shape, are in play this season
• We still pay the price for small indulgences

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend takes third at local tourney
• Bend’s Vijarro wins Oregon invite
• Blazers fall to Thunder
• Could Parcells coach Saints?
• Cowgirls finish 3-1 in C.O. tournament
• European Tour
• Even bad golf can produce good stories
• Football
• Goalie gets third shutout in a row as Blues roll
• Golf Scoreboard
• Griner tops AP All-Americans
• Gymnastics
• LPGA Tour
• On the Air
• Oregon fire crews pull horse from septic tank
• PGA Tour
• Prep Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Tseng is in a league of her own
• United States stumbles as it pushes to join elite

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Gail Lynn Wagenblast
• Gilbert 'Tic' James Ticoulat
• Legendary horse racing figure was sport’s top female force
• Rosemary Krumvieda Whitman

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gail Lynn Wagenblast
• Gilbert 'Tic' James Ticoulat
• Rosemary Krumvieda Whitman

NATION & WORLD

• Banks will get credit for routine efforts
• Better security for SAT, ACT after cheating
• Consumers’ fears appear mild
• Does aspirin mitigate cancer risks? Can it be too much of a good thing?
• ‘Harry Potter’ e-books go on sale
• House approves the JOBS Act
• House passes Walden FCC bill
• If Paul Allen’s ID isn’t safe, is yours?
• JetBlue pilot: ‘They’re going to take us down!’
• Justices turn to key constitutional issue
• LulzSec claims website attack
• Obama proposes limits on power plant emissions
• Pope meets privately with Cuba’s Raul Castro
• Retailers rush to adjust to price-smart shoppers
• Room to roam — and think
• 10 suicide vests found; Afghan soldiers held
• Syria accepts peace plan, but violence persists
• The math genius you’ve never heard of
• The skirt, and its shape, are in play this season
• Thief steals car with baby in it, abandons both 3 blocks away
• Today In History
• U.S. politics upstage global nuclear talk
• We still pay the price for small indulgences

FEATURES

• An age-old art
• Bend neighborhood hailed for fire prevention
• Better security for SAT, ACT after cheating
• Freeze it
• Photographer has winning perspective
• Pope meets privately with Cuba’s Raul Castro
• Room to roam — and think
• School Notes
• The math genius you’ve never heard of
• The skirt, and its shape, are in play this season
• Today In History
• We still pay the price for small indulgences

ENTERTAINMENT

• An age-old art
• Community Calendar
• ‘Harry Potter’ e-books go on sale
• High school art at Red Chair Gallery
• In brief
• Klamath Falls' Favell Museum works to keep its doors open
• Local Movie Times
• Photographer has winning perspective
• The skirt, and its shape, are in play this season
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Even bad golf can produce good stories
• Let Waldo Lake stay quiet
• Obama’s health mandate threatens religious freedom
• Obama’s revealing Medvedev gaffe a stunning gift to the Romney camp
• Smart move to add AP diploma options

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend considers a bike-sharing program
• Thief steals car with baby in it, abandons both 3 blocks away