June 03, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend High raises $15,350 for charity
• Bend man sentenced to prison in child porn case
• Cascade Healthcare to update computers
• Cat whiskers are for more than vanity
• Come closer, my sweet
• Direct Denver flights resume Saturday
• Estacada woman attacked by 4 dogs
• Eugene bicyclist dies in collision with car
• First step in Oregon shipwreck salvage job complete
• Freekibble.com expands to include cats
• Freshmen ranks to swell on campuses throughout state
• Future plans take shape for U.S. 97 in north Bend
• La Pine High School vandalized by teens
• Lane County permit process may halt miniature railroad
• Local, no-frills and fully stocked
• Looking for the best pet-finding devices
• Madras will tell drivers to slow it down
• Man presumed drowned in river
• New Bend fire chief promises a smooth transition
• News of record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Paving to begin in Deschutes River Woods
• Pets Calendar
• Probation rolls grow in Deschutes
• Redmond and Bend may give builders a break
• Salem traffic camera may surprise you
• School board plans no cuts in classes, jobs
• Sisters car accident sends 3 to hospital
• Southern Deschutes transit is scaling back
• 2 teens from Lebanon jailed in shooting
• Terrebonne carjacking a hoax, detectives say
• Third finalist named for OIT presidency
• This is Julia.

BUSINESS

• A green-collar success story built on waste
• Business Calendar
• Commodities are under scrutiny
• Direct Denver flights resume Saturday
• Documents released in Microsoft-Yahoo saga
• Elantra and Civic top list of Consumer Reports’ best compact cars
• Ex-CEO of Oregon tech company is sentenced
• FedEx to drop Kinko’s name, take charge
• Ford wraps up sale of Jaguar and Land Rover
• Lending woes lead to ousters at WaMu and Wachovia
• Lithia Motors takes measures to cut costs
• Local, no-frills and fully stocked
• Manufacturing and construction founder
• News of record: Deeds
• Redmond and Bend may give builders a break
• Starbucks starts card rewards program
• Treasury bill rates are mixed
• Uploading photos sans USB cable
• What happens when the rich feel the pinch?

SPORTS

• Alone in the duel
• Arizona State one win from softball title
• Bend baseball team captures trophy
• Biking to work a better option?
• C.O. golfers will miss U.S. Open
• C.O. woman picked for regional rugby team
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Crook County AD leaves for Hillsboro
• First meet at new Madras public pool
• Horses on steroids? Big Brown is one of them
• Hosts needed for Cycling Classic
• In the cool of the pool
• Johnson says he’ll return Olympic medal
• Local club wins at volleyball tourney
• No. 1 seed Sharapova upset by Safina in Paris
• ‘Pacman’ can join Cowboys for workouts
• Pens extend series in triple-overtime thriller
• Racquetball players bring home the gold
• Redmond team wins baseball tourneys
• Senior softball team comes out on top
• Swim, water polo leagues now open
• The man behind the Dirty Half
• Utley homers in fifth straight as Phils win
• Youth soccer team tops at competition

OBITS

• Clela 'Carol' Wall Deshler
• James Walter Newbill
• Jonathan Ford Hunnell
• Rock pioneer Bo Diddley dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clela 'Carol' Wall Deshler
• James Walter Newbill
• Jonathan Ford Hunnell

NATION & WORLD

• A drying Spain is starting to look like a testing ground for future water crises
• AIDS treatment reaches goal — but ‘we have to do better’
• Alleged nuclear site in Syria to be inspected
• Astronaut takes first spacewalk in 1965
• Bomb kills 8 at Danish embassy in Pakistan
• California’s service industry sees boon in gay weddings
• Chavez overhauls spy agencies
• Court won’t consider fantasy baseball case
• Kennedy’s surgery is called ‘successful’
• McCain sharpens attacks on Obama
• Medal of honor awarded to soldier
• Money-laundering law limited by justices
• Mugabe in Europe for U.N. food conference
• Myanmar still blocking access, aid groups say
• Obama woos superdelegates
• Robot takes its first scoop of Martian soil
• Runner fights rare disorder on her quest for the gold
• Senate’s climate bill debate is overshadowed by costs
• Suicide bomber kills 9 in northern Iraqi city
• Texas polygamist sect families are reunited
• Universal Studios fire under investigation
• 2 Washington companies bid to haul Oahu’s trash off island

FEATURES

• Add color, texture with tile
• AIDS treatment reaches goal — but ‘we have to do better’
• Board invites public to share health reform ideas
• BreakfastBreaks aren’t worth it, and lack milk
• Cascade Healthcare to update computers
• Color, culinary crunch count in garden design
• Coming next week: Farmers’ market picks
• Craft brew that comes in a can is nice surprise
• From lodge to contemporary
• Frozen pie, beer finally pizza-worthy
• Make your own barbecue rubs
• Make your own power
• New garden information
• Organic matter can help enrich local soil
• Recipe Finder
• Rosemary is a cook's favorite hardy herb
• Rosemary recipes
• Soft-shell crab has nice flavor in pasta
• Solar thinking and fluorescent bulbs
• Spam is a hot item again
• Summer cookbooks are more than meets the grill
• These pasta sauces are costlier, half the value

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend High gets new mascot
• Board invites public to share health reform ideas
• Calendar
• Film leaves newbie fascinated by series' popularity
• Kelsey Grammer suffers from ‘mild’ heart attack
• Kenyan education program to give presentation today
• Oh, the fabulosity! Series fan gives film thumbs up
• Planet Green won’t be what you might expect
• Rock: South African violence due to poverty
• Winehouse supports husband in court

OPINION

• Bend should sit on downtown lot
• Intelligent design should be tolerated in public schools
• It’s no wilderness
• Keep the secret ballot
• Reasonable doubt
• Redevelop mall
• Repairs needed

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Future plans take shape for U.S. 97 in north Bend
• Madras will tell drivers to slow it down
• Paving to begin in Deschutes River Woods
• Southern Deschutes transit is scaling back