September 23, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• An early harvest — of flowers
• Authorities search for missing Oakridge man
• Bend subdivision builder will file for Chapter 11
• Board weighs budget cuts
• Car hits pole; Aloha loses power briefly
• Cat fight brewing over San Juan’s felines
• County services in Redmond under one roof? It's possible
• Developer sues city of Bend over flooding of property
• Enhanced traffic patrols in Redmond
• Eugene woman sues over pit bull attack
• Lawsuit over Eugene accident seeks $32M
• Lead concerns keep kids off Portland field
• Levy would extend Sisters schools funding
• Man convicted of assault with sword
• Marion County considers composting all food waste
• Mmmm, mmm ... gone
• More arrests in Northwest ending in deportation
• Nation’s new economic landscape doesn’t affect campaign promises
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Pet calendar
• Pets require more than just an emotional investment
• Pit bulls suffer from bad rep
• Reactions from area experts
• Redmond toddler infected with E. coli
• Search for missing man called off
• State eyes funding for Main Street upgrade projects
• This is Cloud.
• Transit supporters to meet this week
• Wet weather aids fire crews
• Wickiup’s water may be dangerous to pets
• Woman arrested in hit-and-run

BUSINESS

• A one-cent makeover: The penny gets a few new designs
• Bend subdivision builder will file for Chapter 11
• Business Calendar
• County services in Redmond under one roof? It's possible
• Developer sues city of Bend over flooding of property
• Franchising family photos
• Jobless rate rises in Central Oregon
• Learning how to eat in
• Microsoft leads big buyback push
• News of Record: Deeds
• Old lenses and new cameras: a tough pairing
• Reactions from area experts
• Retail group expects to see slower growth
• Soon, you’ll be able to note your meat’s homeland
• What it means for you
• Wild ride continues: Stocks and dollar dive as oil soars
• Wrangling in Washington over a $700B plan

SPORTS

• All Charged Up
• Area pros make strong showing early in Fall Tour
• Bend Rugby Club falls in first game of season
• Central Oregonians compete in triathlon
• Chargers electric in 48-29 win over Jets
• Cog Wild’s bicycle shuttle over for season
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling France is well worth the trip
• Dirty Dozen trail race early registration
• Election set for Bend North Little League
• Fall indoor lacrosse starting Sept. 28
• German advances to second round in China
• Girls track program starting today
• Horseshoe pitcher wins regional title
• Jeter’s bat, spikes headed to Hall of Fame
• Kentucky panel imposes whip rule
• Leunen bound for pros in Turkish Basketball League
• MBSEF conditioning program offered
• New cookbook offered
• On the Air
• Orioles, A’s game will not be made up
• Outlaws open Sky-Em League play with victory
• Oxford Cross Country Classic coming Oct. 4
• Pilot Butte Challenge offered on Sunday
• Pirates-Alvarez deal could end dispute
• Pitcher’s grand slam leads Cubs over Mets
• Racewalker sets American record
• Sheffield, others suspended for brawl
• Skyliners Winter Sports Swap on tap
• Soccer culture
• Sunriver golfer advances at Senior Am
• Volunteers needed for swim program
• Volunteers needed for XTERRA races
• WebCyclery Thrilla Cross Series near end
• Wild horse roundup planned at wildlife refuge in Nevada
• Youth basketball registration starting

OBITS

• George Tellevik, a former chief of Washington State Patrol
• German polar bear keeper found dead
• John Peragallo restored organ at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
• Journalism pioneer Nancy Maynard dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Linda Bricco
• Robert 'Bobby' Lee Morse

NATION & WORLD

• A critical test for Pakistan’s military
• After long absence, Shell opens Iraq office
• Alleged 9/11 leader helps terrorism trial
• Art and science, virtual and real, inside a big dome
• China’s chief of quality resigns over bad milk
• George Tellevik, a former chief of Washington State Patrol
• German polar bear keeper found dead
• IAEA unsure if Iran hiding nuke program
• Immigration boom slowed in 2007
• John Peragallo restored organ at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
• Journalism pioneer Nancy Maynard dies
• Learning how to eat in
• Reactions from our politicians
• Senators may appear at Stevens’ trial
• Shorter radiation periods effective in breast cancer
• Soon, you’ll be able to note your meat’s homeland
• State eyes funding for Main Street upgrade projects
• Taro Aso is named Japan’s new PM
• VP candidate Richard Nixon delivers famous ‘Checkers’ speech in 1952
• Wild horse roundup planned at wildlife refuge in Nevada
• Wrangling in Washington over a $700B plan

FEATURES

• A better way to scramble
• Bedrooms worthy of dreams
• Brighten up with the right bulb
• Cleaner indoor air with these vacuum bags
• COCC auto shop turns 50
• County services in Redmond under one roof? It's possible
• Custard recipes
• How to keep cool — and warm — in a season of weird weather
• Make your garden rabbit-proof
• Mmmm, mmm ... gone
• New over old — not all shower tiles have to go
• Old-fashioned varieties beat ‘baby’ carrots any day
• Recipe Finder
• Redmond toddler infected with E. coli
• Save your favorite tomato variety by harvesting seeds
• Shorter radiation periods effective in breast cancer
• Soiled again!
• Soup season
• The cold, hard facts about freezers
• The cool way to whip up mayo
• Without a measuring cup? Here are some easy cheats

ENTERTAINMENT

• Blaine starts hanging around in New York
• Bugs
• Calendar
• Doctor takes another shot at the world of reality TV
• Dominick Dunne goes from court to hospital
• Franchising family photos
• Fundraiser to help out locally and overseas
• Judge tosses part of suit against Reeves
• Participants sought for Bend Veterans Day Parade

OPINION

• Deconstructing Sen. John McCain
• No on Measure 62
• NorthStar has not been a bad neighbor
• What a fine mess we’ve gotten into. Can a bailout clean it up?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• State eyes funding for Main Street upgrade projects
• Transit supporters to meet this week