November 12, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Ambassador to the region was ‘integral’ to success at Mt. Bachelor
• Aniston talks about Jolie, Pitt in ‘Vogue’
• Area experts gauge new loan relief
• Art program enriches students’ worldview
• As residents fight resorts, developer may appeal county ban
• ‘Beaver’ actor Dow to show at the Louvre
• Brush fire extinguished in northeast Bend
• Bush marks his last Veterans Day as president; Obama honors troops at Chicago ceremony
• Calendar
• Death notices
• Democrats seek help for automakers
• Deschutes to update its blueprint for development
• Drawing art ideas from ‘Down Under’
• Exercise no cure for heart failure patients
• Filomeno Garcia Baca
• Fires, not logging, now bigger threat to old growth
• Gas dips below $2 in many states as oil prices continue to plunge
• Historic inauguration sparks deluge of requests for tickets
• In final months, Bush to dial back a few protections
• Iraqi bridge where hundreds died opens
• Kids in the hall
• Lenders team with Fannie, Freddie to streamline loan modifications
• Local clinics that serve uninsured see uptick in patients
• MacFarlane is one wealthy ‘Family’ guy
• 2009 MATHCOUNTS registration begins
• Merkley brings ‘change’ message to Bend
• Movie Times
• Myanmar sentences activists to decades-long prison terms
• New grocery store at Outlaw Station
• New voices on Redmond council to face tight budget
• News of Record
• Obama team restricts help of lobbyists
• Oregon county to ask about concealed gun permit holders
• Pakistan: Militants hijack supply convoy
• People On the Move
• Ready for a Central Oregon soccer showdown?
• Scholarship search Web site available
• Scott Peterson convicted in 2004 of murdering pregnant wife, Laci
• Seven Peaks School
• Ski for Schools tickets on sale
• Spears’ son released from the hospital
• Springsteen appears in ad for food bank
• starts early enrollment
• Street closures canceled in Bend
• Study finds broad artery damage in obese kids
• Taiwan’s former president detained
• The craft crawl
• U.N. says Congo troops raped, pillaged villages
• U.S. taps Canada’s oil sands, but at an environmental cost
• Veterans Day cheer at parade in Albany
• William MacVitie "Mac" Lindsay

BUSINESS

• Area experts gauge new loan relief
• As residents fight resorts, developer may appeal county ban
• Bank investors might fight settlement
• Boeing, Textron protest contract
• Business Calendar
• Consumer spending worries pound stocks
• Deschutes to update its blueprint for development
• Devotees of holiday craft bring bazaar scene to life
• GM might not last much longer without federal bailout money
• Holiday hiring forecast hardly looks promising
• Let’s Make a Space at Cascade Village
• Make your budget once, then check it twice
• New grocery store at Outlaw Station
• NPR names new chief executive
• People On the Move
• The craft crawl
• Tough job market turns schmoozing into essential skill
• Tracking the flu through Google

SPORTS

• Audubon International honors Tetherow
• Bears back in 5A finals
• Bend runner Semick honored by USATF
• Bend Ski Club to host meeting today
• Bend suffers 2-0 loss to Churchill
• Boyd gets 2 goals in Flames victory over Maple Leafs
• Brewers reliever Torres retires after 12 seasons
• Central Oregon courses earn some high praise
• Cougars knock Storm from title contention
• Djokovic advances to Masters Cup semifinals
• Football
• Former Indians pitcher Score dies
• Former Mariner Joey Cora interviews for managers’ job
• Giants ace wins NL Cy Young Award
• Girls soccer
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Kobe, Lakers beat Mavs
• Nationals get Olsen, Willingham from Marlins
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 14 Ball State still perfect at 10-0
• No. 8 Duke routs Georgia Southern 97-54
• Now at 20 wins, Love into Hall of Fame light
• On the Air
• Play the right golf balls in winter
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Strong play at Tradition leads Haas to Schwab Cup title
• Tony Blasius: Sunriver Meadows, Woodlands courses

OBITS

• Author Joe Hyams wrote biographies of Hollywood stars

FEATURES

• A few tricks can help ease chore of letter writing
• Devotees of holiday craft bring bazaar scene to life
• Fraudulent online coupons likely to cost retailers millions
• Let’s Make a Space at Cascade Village
• People On the Move
• The craft crawl

OPINION

• Anti-fat plan flawed
• Don’t close up Drake Park
• End wild horse bailout
• Flashback Cruz
• Good horses don’t get sent to processing plants
• Green jobs
• Keep it open
• Obama’s election

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Brush fire extinguished in northeast Bend
• Street closures canceled in Bend