August 21, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• A local identity
• A nonconforming eggplant
• An orchard in a bottle, at 80 proof
• Book’s backlash leaves a scientist under siege
• Build rapturous wraps, sublime salads
• Changes ahead for State Fair on Friday
• Climb with ease
• Correction
• Critter invasions: keeping wildlife wild
• Everyone loves a winner, but what do those awards mean?
• Family of Air Force pilot gets final peace
• Fizzy, old-fashioned comfort comes in exciting new flavors
• For some, median means trouble
• Grab radishes at their peak
• Greek-style yogurts promote their ‘friendly’ bacteria, health benefits
• Historic building goes under the knife
• How to fight the piling nuisance
• hurt in accident Sunday
• Illegal immigrant advocate deported
• Incomes dropped for most between 2000, ’05
• Keep your attic from excessive heating
• Knights give $100 million to Oregon
• Local activist garners award
• Make it rain
• Market morality plays make for terrible policy
• Mitsubishi is coming to Bend
• More lights, stronger locks are quick fixes to make home safer
• New rules may limit health care for kids
• News of Record
• OSU offers new wheat varietytoboostacreage
• Paper planks
• Plans to charge for access toAnthonyLakerankleusers
• Players get final chance to warm up
• Police arrest Doherty on drug possession
• Prepare for lights out
• Researchers find ancient American crop field
• Saving water may help you save money
• Sexual harassment suit
• The big door
• The cost of fire season
• Thousands of public retirees to get a raise
• Trans-fat ban arrives at the final frontier
• Twin talent heads to fair
• U.S. trims roster for Olympic qualifier
• Wildfire update Wildfire update
• Woman waits nearly 40 years for plant to bloom
• Wrap your parched yard in a Weed Free Garden Blanket

BUSINESS

• A local identity
• Business calendar
• Correction
• Historic building goes under the knife
• Local baby store to open soon
• Mitsubishi is coming to Bend
• News of record: Deschutes County deeds

SPORTS

• BACK IN BLACK
• Bend Elks forming fall baseball program
• Community scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cruisin’ with the family
• Deschutes eyes creating position for coordinating the protection of steelhead
• Film on snowboarder Klug to play in Sisters
• Oregon Select wins tournament
• OSU scrimmage provides exposure for Central Oregon soccer enthusiasts
• Pair of local snowboarders named to ‘08 national team
• Park district seeks youth soccer coaches
• Recreation, at your own risk
• Redmond baseball team wins title
• Register for tennis program
• Registration continues for youth tennis
• Registration now open for tennis tourney
• Registration set for two MBSEF races
• Road race season ends with Omnium
• Scoreboard
• Senior tennis tourney on tap in Sunriver
• Sport of kings
• Youth fall soccer coaches needed

OBITS

• Dean Alvin Cunningham
• Otis ‘Wayne’ Carnagey
• Violet Ruth Mulvahill
• William Joseph Sheridan

NATION & WORLD

• The cost of fire season

FEATURES

• Correction
• flipside On the flip side
• Refinishing a floor can reveal hidden beauty
• Slow down for ‘sunflower’ road

ENTERTAINMENT

• Central Oregon derby divas get revival rolling
• Central Oregon Symphony kicks off season
• Film on snowboarder Klug to play in Sisters
• Mustang clinic set for the weekend
• New concert series starts in Sisters
• Sport of kings

OPINION

• Ban all fireworks — maybe
• Consider a gas tax
• Editorial board true to form
• How to keep your money
• Look on the bright side

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• For some, median means trouble