November 04, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• An election destined to go down in history
• Areas of Crater Lake close for winter
• Auto industry sales worst in 25 years
• Been around the (auction) block
• Bend hires new city attorney
• Bend parks to pick an off-leash plan
• Bend-La Pine construction taking shape
• Bend’s St. Clair Place sells for $6.05M
• Calendar
• Candidates dash to finish
• Changing rules in a lengthy contest
• Collecting ballots in Portland
• Construction spending declines
• Correction
• Counties to recount ballots in select races
• Deschutes may increase fines for code violations
• Driver kills self during traffic stop
• Embrace the apple harvest with CIDER
• Escapee back in Oregon State Hospital
• Fewer Hispanics apply for driver’s licenses
• Filling out the top spots
• Find your new pet on the local Pet Preview channel
• Fire damages unit in Bend four-plex
• Former Jackson County prosecutor dies
• Group seeks review of mustard agent plan
• It’s a big election for the little parties, too
• Manufacturing index lowest since 1982
• More time, public input sought by city, county on Bend UGB decision
• Mussels appear to have invaded Utah
• Neighbor feud claims 2 lives
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, pets at shelters
• ODOT closing McKenzie Pass
• Participation is key for lesson on electoral votes
• Pet spotlight
• Pets calendar
• Senate contenders search for last votes
• Some DUII offenders may land in treatment, not in jail
• Texas CEO pleads guilty in slaughter of 32 bison
• Vet care gone to the birds

BUSINESS

• 2008 a good year, say state’s vintners
• A video game explosion that is still on fire
• Amazon tries to make packaging simpler
• Auto industry sales worst in 25 years
• Bend-La Pine construction taking shape
• Bend’s St. Clair Place sells for $6.05M
• Boeing strike could delay 80 deliveries
• Business Calendar
• Circuit City to close 155 stores, cut jobs
• Construction spending declines
• Cutting back on cutting and coloring your hair
• Filling out the top spots
• Firewood cutting is up, and not all of it’s legal
• For bailout panel, uncharted terrain brings challenges
• Games ringing a bell for iPhone users
• Global markets lose $5.79 trillion in month
• Humane Society thrift store opening in second location
• Manufacturing index lowest since 1982
• MasterCard posts loss
• More time, public input sought by city, county on Bend UGB decision
• News of Record: Deeds

SPORTS

• Anderson replaced by Quinn as Browns QB
• Blackhawks beat Avalanche for third straight victory
• Boys soccer
• Bruins look to play role of Pac-10 spoiler heading into game with Beavers
• Community Sports Calendar
• Correction
• Debate over a new fishing quota system nearing a vote
• Defense leads Steelers to win
• Five ways to help save on cycling
• Football
• Forward takes over, leads Utah to victory
• Girls basketball tryouts today
• Girls soccer
• Golf pro plays for Champions Tour spot
• Groundbreaking Hamilton has even more F1 targets
• Junior Olympic track meet on tap for this Saturday
• Local race walker wins national 30K
• NBA Scoreboard
• Nuggets ship Iverson to Pistons for three
• On the Air
• Open gym adult hoops starts tonight
• Pedregon moves into first place at NHRA
• Prep Scoreboard
• Roller Dolls bout on tap this Saturday
• Run for fun
• Searching in the dark
• Second runner dies after NYC Marathon
• Sunriver Resort receives tennis honor
• Tar Heel on preseason AP All-America team
• Tennessee coach set to step aside
• Volleyball

OBITS

• Milton Katselas, acting coach to Hollywood stars
• Moshe Cotel, 65, rabbi and composer
• ‘Peruvian Songbird’ Yma Sumac, 86

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska board backs Palin in trooper case
• Barack Obama’s grandmother dies
• Biden hits multiple battlegrounds
• Detainee convicted at Guantanamo
• Firewood cutting is up, and not all of it’s legal
• French aid worker is abducted in Kabul
• In spectrum dispute, it’s Google vs. Dolly Parton
• Iranian militants seize U.S. hostages in 1979
• Iraq’s parliament approves minority governing quotas
• Israel to stop funding unauthorized outposts
• Justices ponder suits against drugmakers
• Milton Katselas, acting coach to Hollywood stars
• Minerals are clues in Mars mystery
• Moshe Cotel, 65, rabbi and composer
• ‘Peruvian Songbird’ Yma Sumac, 86
• Petraeus meets with Pakistani officials
• Police commander is latest slain in Mexico
• Stevens juror left for race, not funeral
• U.N. says Rwanda fires on Congolese troops

FEATURES

• 2008 a good year, say state’s vintners
• Been around the (auction) block
• Cutting back on cutting and coloring your hair
• Embrace the apple harvest with CIDER
• Ghirardelli offers a new line of gourmet baking chocolates
• Irises need lots of sun
• Is milk OK for cats?
• It’s cold outside
• Pulled Pork With Corn and Chipotle
• Recipe finder
• Self-watering containers do well in tight spaces
• Serve this spread with biscuits or chips
• Showerheads easy to install
• Start an Election Night tradition with food
• Study: Signs of abuse are overlooked in ER
• These holiday appetizers won’t sabotage your diet
• Try some Spanish tapas for easy holiday appetizers
• Use parchment paper for easy, healthful and flavorful dishes
• View from the top
• Wait for winter frost before storing dahlias
• When smart spending becomes an art form
• Wine Biscuits With Cracked Black Pepper

ENTERTAINMENT

• Get tickets by Saturday for Gala of Trees benefit
• Jury: Reeves doesn’t owe paparazzo
• Movie Times
• ‘‘Til Death’s’ Smoove never dreamed of show business
• ‘Twilight’ director to be at screening Nov. 29

OPINION

• Barack Obama should be president
• Carlson served Bend
• Deliver ballot yourself
• Marshall not so scary
• Why voters should support John McCain for president

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ODOT closing McKenzie Pass