February 04, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• ‘Affordable’ retailer joins Cascade Village
• Bend park district offers piano class
• Cancer survivors scholarship available
• College scholarship deadline looms
• Correction
• Crab feed to benefit St. Thomas Academy
• Crook County Court to make more cuts
• DUII arrests double on Super Bowl weekend
• Experts test life raft in investigation of Seattle boat that sank
• Father and son share a tractor ride
• Kids in the hall
• Meetings soon on banning Metolius resorts
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Obama camp fends off GOP complaint that the massive bill does too little
• OSU gets grant to test nuclear reactors
• Redmond enterprise zone may add Sisters
• 2,600 same-sex couples are registered in state
• Shevlin put on fast track for cleanup
• Sisters High student arrested after fight
• 6 state managers put on leave amid inquiry
• The Shire, under bank ownership, is for sale for $1.3M
• ‘Tribal’ alliance aids Earth
• ‘Tribes’ learn how to help Earth survive
• Two arrested after car hits parked cars
• With new deal, Lancair is flying high
• Woman found guilty in killings at ranch
• Woman sentenced in gold theft, now will testify against husband

BUSINESS

• ‘Affordable’ retailer joins Cascade Village
• Auto sales skid again
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Disney profits drop, miss expectations
• Dow Chemical posts $1.55B quarterly loss
• Employees working hard to look busy
• Eugene company joins recall of peanuts
• Father and son share a tractor ride
• For bailout recipients, plans to curb executive pay
• How to hold on to your money this tax season
• Itching for a remedy?
• Meetings soon on banning Metolius resorts
• Mets, Citigroup say naming deal is still on
• Motorola’s loss suggests industry high-water mark
• Obama camp fends off GOP complaint that the massive bill does too little
• OPB set for switch
• Pending home sales jumped in December
• Pier 1 reviews stores
• Redmond enterprise zone may add Sisters
• The Shire, under bank ownership, is for sale for $1.3M
• Thousands of jobs lost in new round of layoffs
• Top sellers
• Track down those fleeting nickels, dimes
• Wells Fargo cancels posh Vegas retreat
• With new deal, Lancair is flying high
• Your gratuity guide

SPORTS

• Cavaliers top Raptors, remain perfect at home
• Cowgirls defeat Buffs in IMC play
• Crooked River Ranch: Jeff Robinson
• Eaton honored after shining in heptathlon
• First foal of the year at Terrebonne ranch
• Golf Scoreboard
• La Pine girls improve to 18-2
• Late breakaway lifts Canucks to win over Hurricanes
• NBA basketball
• NFL football
• No. 3 Tar Heels hit 16 threes, roll past Terps
• No-shooting zone to be expanded
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rice not interested in being Pac-10 commissioner
• Scouting services often miss best recruits
• Staying the course
• Summit wins fifth straight
• Swimming
• Torrey Pines is nothing like we saw it last year
• USA Cycling picks Bend for national championship race
• Vonn wins gold in super-G at worlds

OBITS

• Fuller’s ‘Habitat’ helped thousands own homes

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Juanita Nita Mae Barks O'Rourke
• Laura Ruth Short
• Margaret "Peggy" Teresa Roggy Boyd
• Roene Ruth Mooney

NATION & WORLD

• Eugene company joins recall of peanuts
• 11 former detainees possibly in terror cells
• From first frump to fairly foxy
• Fuller’s ‘Habitat’ helped thousands own homes
• Hamas: 1-year truce for open borders
• In Koreas, tensions ignite anew
• Iran’s first satellite is a challenge for Obama
• Key U.S. base in Kyrgyzstan likely to close
• NASA urged to forget moon, focus on Earth
• New jungles, new debate on old rain forests
• Obama admits mistakes in Daschle’s nomination
• Octuplets’ mom missing out on regular showering of gifts
• ‘Our Town’ opens on Broadway in 1938
• Popular president hits a rough patch in first few weeks
• Thousands of Minnesota Senate ballots get 2nd look

FEATURES

• Bargain hunters take skills online
• Eugene company joins recall of peanuts
• Landmark hotel closes in the Columbia Gorge

ENTERTAINMENT

• Batman goes Bale-istic on ‘Terminator’ crew
• Calendar
• Donna, Kelly reunite on ‘90210’
• Ex-manager sues Spears, parents
• France ‘knights’ Harry Potter author
• ‘Lost’ romance reignited for Sawyer and Kate?
• Movie Times
• OPB set for switch
• Springsteen, Phish head Bonnaroo lineup
• Top sellers

OPINION

• ‘Buy American’ does not belong in stimulus
• City Council was hijacked
• Federal government should hurry up and help sick veterans
• Measure 11’s flaws
• Stop development
• When everything is a ‘stimulus’