August 28, 2007

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend police vet arrested after chase
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Festival of Music
• Custodian’s background checks met the state’s standards
• Enjoying waning Summer days
• Free gun locks to be available in Deschutes
• How to crash a vehicle without blowing it up
• Local banks don't need to borrow from Fed
• More work leaves new roundabout partly closed
• Nazi swastikas painted in Sisters
• News of Record
• Otter Creek Fire closures lifted
• Putting more behind bars
• Replacement named for Dallum’s seat
• Shepherd’s House fundraiser begins
• Two boys arrested on suspicion of arson
• Warning signs to be installed at Cline Falls
• Why aren't any of Bend's big blue buses on the road?
• Wildfire update

BUSINESS

• A history in Bend, a future at Bachelor
• Business Calendar
• Columbia Aircraft recalls 106 more workers
• How to crash a vehicle without blowing it up
• Local banks don't need to borrow from Fed
• Members battle for control of Broken Top
• Searches for oil and gas lead to Oregon

SPORTS

• A friendly ride
• Adult baseball teamwins championship
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• 'Cross series is a sure sign of autumn
• Diamond Lake to Mt. Bachelor Relay
• Local triathlete competes in Ironman
• New UO director due at Oregon Club meeting
• Running the dream

OBITS

• Donald Lynton Bussey
• Marie 'Sodee’ (Elder) Byers
• Mary Jayne Smith
• Pauline 'Paula’ (Seltzer) Eskelson
• S. Francis 'Franny’ Welch

NATION & WORLD

• Searches for oil and gas lead to Oregon

FEATURES

• A last goodbye for a Bend institution
• Dryer lint can be fire hazard
• Eating local
• Greatness, created little by little
• Hans Restaurant recipes
• No excuses ... next year, enter produce in the fair

ENTERTAINMENT

• Boychoir celebrates 40 years
• Calendar
• Dutch oven group to host event
• Healthy Beginnings offers screenings

OPINION

• Make the tests mean something
• Where terror comes from

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• More work leaves new roundabout partly closed