January 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Albany debating its 2-dog limit
• Cascade Bancorp posts loss of $24.2M
• Cessna cuts 120 more jobs in Bend
• Choosing home
• Colville, Beaverton
• Comments accepted for trails near Crescent
• Coos Bay considering 4-day week for schools
• Coos Bay short of cash to buy closed rail line
• Correction
• Countrywide will modify Oregon loans
• Details revealed in Redmond utility case
• Dismal economic reports pound stocks
• Dispatches
• Don’t forget behind the ears
• Family Calendar
• GO! Magazine
• High court to hear Klamath water issues
• High Desert Museum owlets going to B.C.
• Home improvement: time to do it yourself?
• Home scavenger hunt brings adventure indoors
• Image: to judge or not to judge
• Lamb-eating cougar killed in Linn County
• Magazine ranks local beer in world’s top 25
• Memorial planned for shooting victim
• More kids in local pre-K program - but funding is a concern
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Stolen vehicles, Pets
• Obama request to delay detainee trials is denied
• Palin: New PAC doesn’t imply presidential run
• Puppies rescued from mill now healthy
• Restaurant Guide
• Simpson is new state fire marshal
• Slide into homelessness comes suddenly, census finds
• soldiers killed in Iraq
• Story times, library youth events for Jan. 30-Feb. 5
• This reunion’s gone to the dogs
• Wind company picks architects for office

BUSINESS

• Alaska Air Group posts $75 million loss
• Amazon stock soars on profit and outlook
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Bancorp posts loss of $24.2M
• Cessna cuts 120 more jobs in Bend
• Countrywide will modify Oregon loans
• Details revealed in Redmond utility case
• Dismal economic reports pound stocks
• Dispatches
• Electric-car evangelist sees a battery-powered future
• Ford posts $14.6B loss
• Home improvement: time to do it yourself?
• Jobless-benefit claims reach a record high
• Magazine ranks local beer in world’s top 25
• New-home sales drop 14.7% in December
• Recalls
• Slide into homelessness comes suddenly, census finds
• Think twice when ignoring those pesky pop-up offers

SPORTS

• A ride in the park
• College basketball
• Does Pittsburgh defense rival the Steel Curtain?
• Donations allow Meissner grooming to continue
• Dry River Canyon east of Bend to close Feb. 1
• Events Calendar
• Federer tops Roddick in Aussie semifinals
• Kings beat Blackhawks 5-2
• Magic romp in Eastern showdown with Cavaliers
• Mickelson struggles in Arizona; two lead after 65s
• NFL football
• Oden becoming a force for Portland
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond wrestling takes CVC dual
• Rules for safe rafting could change
• Scoreboard
• Skyliner Sno-park
• Snowshoeing at Crater Lake National Park
• Summit boys take city invitational
• Sweeney gets minor league deal with Mariners
• Washington State beats No. 14 Arizona State

OBITS

• Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu creator Helio Gracie dies
• Elise Mudd Marvin, generous donor to colleges, symphony
• Jacobson loved her pupils, and the West
• Oregon’s Wendell Wyatt, former GOP congressman

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• David Anthony Mazi
• Death notices
• Edward Tuttle O'Connor
• Mary Ann Zeigler Eckberg

NATION & WORLD

• A million-plus face long, icy wait for power to return
• Afghans’ presidential vote delayed 4 months
• Area snowpack isn’t what it was
• Army’s record rate for suicides passes civilians’
• Blagojevich ousted
• Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu creator Helio Gracie dies
• DEA agents forced out of Bolivia for first time
• Elise Mudd Marvin, generous donor to colleges, symphony
• Iraq orders Blackwater security firm to leave
• Is Alaskan volcano set to erupt again?
• Koreans said to clone dogs using stem cells
• ‘Lone Ranger’ premieres on radio in 1933
• Madam gets 6 months in case linked to Spitzer
• Mideast tensions spur outburst at economic forum
• Obama slams bankers over bonuses
• Senate OKs expanding children’s health care
• Space detectives delve into mystery of missing carbon
• Spy for Russia kept working from Oregon cell, U.S. says

FEATURES

• Correction
• Little storybook piglet gets big TV show
• New vaccine could offer a better shot at fighting flu
• Planning ahead
• Senate OKs expanding children’s health care
• Slide into homelessness comes suddenly, census finds

ENTERTAINMENT

• A new CD from Blackflowers Blacksun
• ART EXHIBITS
• Children, young adult books get recognized
• CTC to hold auditions for upcoming show
• David Bowers returns with a new album
• Family movie guide Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Happy feet
• Hawaiian-style barbecue
• Here’s what’s showing on Central Oregon movie screens.
• Heritage Theatre seeks singers
• Laughter is the best medicine
• Local artist to be featured on OPB
• Local studio holds bookmaking class
• ‘Madagascar’ sequel an African adventure
• Michelle Obama’s brother says he’s writing a book
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Summit hosts Tweak Bird, Kandi Coded
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The Commercial Underground
• The following movies were released to DVD on Jan. 27.
• ‘The Office’ offers worthy ‘Stress Relief’ after Super Bowl
• The Tragedy of truth
• The work of a hero
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Warsaw Poland Bros invade Silver Moon

RESTAURANTS

• Hawaiian-style barbecue

OPINION

• Good decision
• Harley helpers
• Stop Obama
• Support wind farm
• Survey will likely find more homeless this year than last
• Time to relax solar mandate

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Comments accepted for trails near Crescent