January 23, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend council makes appointments
• 4 brothers to pay $150K in fishing fines
• Business Calendar Business calendar
• Competition tests students’ knowledge of Constitution
• Deschutes DA receives national scholarship
• Deschutes Market overpass work begins
• Dispatches
• Drivers to see red (and green) at Yew Avenue interchange
• Experts link warming, tree death
• Factory Stores losing one, keeping another
• Family Calendar
• Frustrated passengers get Big Macs after delay
• Fundraising pays off for 9 area nonprofits
• Gain some insight on parenting with classes
• GO! Magazine
• Groups fight Oregon National Guard deployments
• It might be the perfect time to ask for a lower loan rate
• Jeld-Wen trims staff
• 500 jobs, maybe more
• La Pine to discuss comprehensive plan
• Land use planners eye wind and water
• Man arrested in altercation
• Man sentenced for bank robbery
• Mayor scandal divides Portland
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Stolen vehicles, Pets
• Obama to keep BlackBerry
• OHSU to cut at least
• Oldest ex-major leaguer bill Werber dies
• OSU gets a grant to study ‘dead zones’
• Our family blog.com
• Panel proposed to probe market crisis
• PlayCafe offers parents a night off
• Prineville holds volunteer day
• Restaurant Guide
• Shot through ceiling wounds woman
• State board drops investment fund from college savings plan
• State lawmakers target metal theft
• Staying in shape in a tough economy
• Story times, library youth events for Jan. 23-29
• Study: Antarctica is warming, reversing previous research
• Teachers honored with grant awards
• There’s not much left to cut, Bend officials say
• What does the stimulus have for Oregon?
• Working Wonders hosts classes
• Young adult books tell real tales of inspiration

BUSINESS

• Clinton takes reins at State Department
• Deal nears to delay digital TV transition
• 3 deep sea fish are actually 1, it turns out
• Dispatches
• Downturn catches up with Microsoft
• Ex-Merrill Lynch CEO resigns from BofA
• Factory Stores losing one, keeping another
• Get up and DANCE
• Google exceeds 4th-quarter forecasts
• Home construction hits record lows
• Interactive and customized: Just call them iDashboards
• It might be the perfect time to ask for a lower loan rate
• Jeld-Wen trims staff
• Land use planners eye wind and water
• Panel proposed to probe market crisis
• Recalls
• Sony expects $3B loss
• Staying in shape in a tough economy
• There’s not much left to cut, Bend officials say
• What does the stimulus have for Oregon?

SPORTS

• Ban nearly over, Landis can’t wait to race again
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavs knock off Cal
• Bend wrestling wins in IMC
• Bruins edge Cougars in Pac-10 play
• Celtics beat Magic in battle of NBA’s elite
• Cycling
• Djokovic beats Delic, Venus Williams out
• Ducks lose seventh straight
• Events Calendar
• Figure skating
• Go slide behind a kite
• Golf
• Hyzer Pines Disc Golf Course
• Love for Rudy, Oden sleeps in
• Magic’s Howard sets NBA All-Star voting record
• NFL football
• NHL hockey
• On the Air
• Perez moves to 20 under par after two rounds
• prep Scoreboard
• Reality TV offers spot on Cowboys
• Redmond suffers its first CVC loss
• Ricketts picked as winning Cubs bidder
• Rider set to try double back flip on snowmobile
• Riding the wind
• Scoreboard
• Skiing
• Skyliner Sno-park
• Swimming

OBITS

• David ‘Fathead’ Newman played jazz saxophone for Ray Charles
• Late Supreme Court Justice Byron White’s widow dies
• Lobbyist James Range, 63, championed the environment
• Rothschild was former chairman of family-owned merchant bank

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Marjory Solms McKinney

NATION & WORLD

• A detainee released, ready to fight
• Accusations traded as Kennedy bows out
• Blagojevich could turn to the courts
• 2 cities, 2 worlds on Texas border
• Cluster of nominees confirmed
• David ‘Fathead’ Newman played jazz saxophone for Ray Charles
• Experts track new computer invader
• For Cuba and U.S., making up is hard
• Hasty withdrawal risky, Crocker warns
• Inaugural music was recorded
• Late Supreme Court Justice Byron White’s widow dies
• Lobbyist James Range, 63, championed the environment
• Moon rock from 36 years ago could help solve an old debate
• Nashville rejects ‘English First’ bid
• New York Gov. Franklin Roosevelt announces bid for president in 1932
• Pay equity bill passes Senate
• Rothschild was former chairman of family-owned merchant bank
• Rwanda arrests Congo rebel leader
• 2 sentenced to death in China milk scandal
• U.N. to raise funds for Gaza repairs

FEATURES

• Arthur Miller play opens at CTC
• Competition tests students’ knowledge of Constitution
• Darn! My kids are cursing
• Local artworks on sale at Bend gallery
• planning ahead
• Slow economy closes Kebanu gallery’s doors
• Staying in shape in a tough economy
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Theater hosts workshop for kids
• This week
• What does the stimulus have for Oregon?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A.M. Interstate set to unveil new material tonight
• ART EXHIBITS
• Arthur Miller play opens at CTC
• Brandon Johns to play CD-release show
• Di Meola shows off his tango side
• Family movie guide Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Food like you get on the ranch
• ‘Friday Night Lights’ has new hope for survival
• Get up and DANCE
• GOOD TIMES AHEAD
• Here’s what’s showing on Central Oregon movie screens.
• Hide the children! It’s Guttermouth time!
• Local artworks on sale at Bend gallery
• Local bands are out and about this week
• Music releases
• Oscar nominees
• Out of town
• planning ahead
• Portello begins live music series Saturday
• Quilting VOYAGE
• Rappin’ cowboy gallops into Bend
• Slow economy closes Kebanu gallery’s doors
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• ‘The Express’ works for fans and non-fans of football
• THE REBIRTH OF DA VINCI
• Theater hosts workshop for kids
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• WiiWare’s offerings
• Yami Bolo’s reggae follows a higher calling

RESTAURANTS

• Food like you get on the ranch

OPINION

• Appoint Don Leonard
• Bad choices
• Book Crook County schools banned is a good, worthwhile read
• Bush united Democrats
• Council should pick Tom Pickell
• No accountability

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend council makes appointments
• Deschutes DA receives national scholarship
• Deschutes Market overpass work begins
• Drivers to see red (and green) at Yew Avenue interchange
• La Pine to discuss comprehensive plan
• Man arrested in altercation
• Prineville holds volunteer day
• Teachers honored with grant awards