January 27, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• After woman dies from exposure, officials remind us to stay put
• Apply now for Bend’s street vendor lottery
• Area unemployment rates jump
• At Home With … Bill and Tiffany Keale
• ‘Big Chainring’ award nominations sought
• Board to consider program cuts
• Breedlove cuts jobs
• Fence-making made easy
• Forest officials mapping legal off-road trails
• Former city manager of Redmond convicted
• Home sales increase
• in downtown Bend lots
• It’s a regular Monday for Portland’s mayor
• Leak causes diesel
• Les Schwab trims 25
• Linn County rail line to get needed rehab
• New pay stations soon
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Portland officer rescues woman from burning home
• Redmond drafting anti-steroid policy
• spill on Willamette River
• Stimulus may bring $18M to our schools
• Suspect’s note gives no motive in downtown Portland shooting
• The woman returns home with no diagnosis
• Umpqua foundation announces awards
• Whisnant pushing bill to mandate vision exams for children

BUSINESS

• Amgen reports gain
• Apply now for Bend’s street vendor lottery
• Area unemployment rates jump
• Boss, I need a bigger screen. For work efficiency, of course
• Breedlove cuts jobs
• Broad swaths of lost jobs
• Business Calendar
• Fence-making made easy
• Gates says foundation will boost spending
• Green growth may be key to economic development
• Home sales increase
• In Wyeth, Pfizer sees a future in biological drugs
• Kellogg testing new cereal box shapes
• Les Schwab trims 25
• McDonald’s posts profit
• Netflix earnings rise
• News of Record: Deeds
• Senate unanimously OKs digital TV delay; House may vote today
• Some climate damage already irreversible, new report finds
• Stimulus may lose family planning funds
• Treasury bill rates rise
• Walgreen’s new CEO is a company veteran

SPORTS

• An alternative energy source
• Auto Racing
• Backcountry group hosts ski film festival
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers beat Roadrunners
• Bend cyclist poised to shine in what could be final pro season
• Boys baseball club seeks players
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling
• Disabled war vets hit the slopes
• Football
• Fundraiser set for Meissner trail groomer
• 5K champion
• Mt. Bachelor offers deals to drive traffic
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 4 Oklahoma beats Oklahoma State 89-81
• On the Air Sports in Brief
• Roy leads Blazers past Clippers 113-88
• Scoreboard
• Skiing
• Taking the long and slow road home... in the water
• Track
• U.S. faces steep decline in women’s figure skating

OBITS

• Baroness de Reuter, last survivor of news service founding family
• Boy hurt on Disneyland ride 8 years ago dies of injuries
• James Swett, 88, downed 7 planes in WWII attack

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Darren Patrick Tooley
• Death notices
• William O. (Okie Bill) Wallace

NATION & WORLD

• Baroness de Reuter, last survivor of news service founding family
• Boy hurt on Disneyland ride 8 years ago dies of injuries
• British broadcasters won’t air Gaza appeal
• Copter crash in Iraq kills 4 Americans
• EU pulls Iranian group from terrorist list
• Forest officials mapping legal off-road trails
• High court increases harassment shield
• Iceland’s leaders resign under pressure
• Illinois Senate begins trial as governor hits TV shows
• James Swett, 88, downed 7 planes in WWII attack
• Minnesota recount trial hits a snag
• More off-label cancer drugs fall under Medicare coverage
• Mormon warehouses: an index for anxiety
• New war crimes court opens with trial
• Recalls
• Senate OKs Geithner as treasury secretary
• Washington eagle released after care
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born in 1756

FEATURES

• A homey treat for all tastes
• Aretha’s hat gets a lil’ r-e-s-p-e-c-t
• At Home With … Bill and Tiffany Keale
• Cash concerns spur a run on collector’s items
• Feeling at a loss when
• For meat, take it slow
• From humble origins, chocolate chip cookies rise to stardom
• Getting the small things right
• Heating your outdoor living room
• How to go buffalo
• Master the salad mix
• pairing up shirts, ties
• Problems with pests, in and out
• Recipe Finder
• Redmond drafting anti-steroid policy
• Save money by buying big flavor
• Start planning your 2009 garden now
• State grant could improve health care access in area
• The woman returns home with no diagnosis
• Turn your leftovers into dessert dishes
• What you can drink during the big game
• Whisnant pushing bill to mandate vision exams for children
• Whole-grain cooking for the health conscious

ENTERTAINMENT

• Backcountry group hosts ski film festival
• Bend Film Makers Club to gather Saturday
• Calendar
• Contractors file liens against Perry’s home
• Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ is Broadway bound
• John Rich keeps marriage under wraps
• KPOV spices things up with new disc jockeys, local shows
• Meet the new teams on ‘The Amazing Race’
• Movie Times
• Paramedic charged in Travolta extortion plot
• Prince Harry’s ex tells of
• Prince Harry's ex tells of split on Facebook
• Seven months of Proust

OPINION

• Black unjustly punished
• Commute Black’s sentence
• Don’t kill the lights on power line plan
• Foster kids are far better off with relatives than with strangers
• Home energy ratings should be voluntary
• Oregon’s birthday
• Sam Adams speaks

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Forest officials mapping legal off-road trails