September 12, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A haven for domestic violence survivors
• Aunt and uncle roles go beyond standard definitions
• Camp Fire USA hosts family campout event
• Cleanup of former trap club prompts a lawsuit
• E-Edition will be temporarily unavailable Friday afternoon
• Family Calendar
• Getting creative with math and art
• GO! Magazine
• Obama fans can't get enough of her buttons
• Restaurant Guide
• Shots for Tots clinics in Deschutes County

BUSINESS

• Cleanup of former trap club prompts a lawsuit
• If you bring hay into the forest, it better not have weeds
• Obama fans can't get enough of her buttons
• Small bites

SPORTS

• Training, the gentle way
• Tumalo Creek Trail

OBITS

• Richard Monette, artistic director of Shakespeare Festival, dies at 64
• Tina Allen known for sculptures across U.S.

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Benjamin Joshua ‘Ben’ Michael Kurtz
• Death Notices
• Jane P. Stevens
• Ralph Plaisted, 80, explored North Pole

NATION & WORLD

• Chavez enters tussle between U.S., Bolivia
• Hope fades for missing in deadly slide in China
• Iraqi leaders, militia still express distrust
• Kim Jong Il reportedly had brain surgery
• Power-sharing bargain reached in Zimbabwe
• Richard Monette, artistic director of Shakespeare Festival, dies at 64
• Tina Allen known for sculptures across U.S.

FEATURES

• Obama fans can't get enough of her buttons
• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• Correction
• David Allan Coe: Still a son of the South
• Disney adds some extras onto new releases of animated films
• DJ Logic and friends make a global noise
• Duck and decorate: Designers put flair into the fallout shelter
• Family Movie Guide
• Headed for fall
• Hong Kong Restaurant revisited
• Life on the edge
• Out of town
• Small bites
• So ... what else is falling into theaters this season?
• Something yummy in Sunriver
• Story times, library youth events for Sept. 12-18
• Telling a story

RESTAURANTS

• Hong Kong Restaurant revisited
• Something yummy in Sunriver

OPINION

ROADS & TRAFFIC