February 09, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A walk in the park
• Chinese New Year
• Douglas County picks engineers for wave study
• Guard ready at home, despite deployment
• Helpers brighten kids' lives
• Huntington’s victim to climb Kilimanjaro
• Jefferson officials to weigh in on Metolius
• La Pine’s school delay — a matter of location
• Meet Lucy
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Oregon energy council to hold first meeting
• Oregon surgeon in Australian court on manslaughter charge
• Other local dogs headed to the show
• Paying to fix private roads
• Regional transit gets a boost with matching funds deal
• Still no sign of missing Corbett man
• Sun will hide behind clouds this week
• Teen hurt in suspected gang shooting
• The road to Westminster
• Toilet water is a no-no
• Western algae blooms are topic of summit
• What about fires on unprotected land?
• Woman’s body found in Willamette River
• Women’s golf pioneer Betty Jameson dies
• 25-year-old blind woman takes up skydiving
• You may like your date, but does your date’s pet like you?
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Banking plan likely to lean on Wall Street
• Cutting cable, worrying providers
• La Pine’s school delay — a matter of location
• Prosecutors targeting teens’ naughty electronic images

SPORTS

• American goes for gold in wide-open super-combi
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend skier Greene second overall at Boulder Mountain
• Blazers win at buzzer
• Cardinals’ receiver leads NFC to Pro Bowl victory
• Doubles victory gives U.S. a berth in Fed Cup semis
• Duo claim top spots for Daytona
• Elliott puts Wood Brothers back in 500
• Front-runners
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Lakers beat Cavs 101-91 to end home winning streak
• Luge
• Memo to A-Rod: No books, wagging fingers
• NASCAR teams racing to find sponsors
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL football
• On the Air
• PET CALENDAR
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Speedskating
• Stars get 4-1 victory over Predators
• Strong shootout raises Allmendinger’s hopes
• Washington ends losing streak with win at Stanford
• Watney rallies to win Buick

OBITS

• Chanteuse Blossom Dearie mixed jazz, cabaret styles
• IRS chief under Nixon, Donald Alexander, 87, rebuffed political audits
• Survivor of San Francisco earthquake dies at 106

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Afghans kill 2 Taliban, apparently in revenge
• Allied forces victorious over Japan in battle of Guadalcanal in 1943
• Architecture of a past hard time finds it is in jeopardy in this one
• Australian wildfire zone a crime scene; 130 dead
• Chanteuse Blossom Dearie mixed jazz, cabaret styles
• Ex-Iranian leader announces candidacy
• Holocaust denier out at Argentine seminary
• Illinois sludge spill contaminates river
• Iraqis say U.S. patrol killed 8-year-old
• IRS chief under Nixon, Donald Alexander, 87, rebuffed political audits
• Israeli aircraft hit 2 Gaza targets
• It’s been a contentious road so far, but the big hurdles? Still to come
• Kentucky fliers to warn of peanuts
• Sex-offender tracking efforts draw resistance from states
• Splashdown pilot describes geese hits
• Stanford shatters 20-year record for small writing
• Study denies link of pregnancy, cancer
• Survivor of San Francisco earthquake dies at 106
• Trial date is set for Iraqi shoe thrower
• Watch those Facebook rants; you could get a cyberbully label

FEATURES

• Helpers brighten kids' lives

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bale calls his on-set rant ‘inexcusable’
• Calendar
• ‘Fringe’: More than just a bromance
• Jolie speaks out for Myanmar boat people
• Lawsuit latest drama for ‘Sopranos’ actor
• Movie Times
• Plant, Krauss, Lil Wayne capture most hardware

OPINION

• Cut back state’s burden on schools
• Legislature needs to focus
• The Metolius River Basin is one of the last special places in Oregon

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Jefferson officials to weigh in on Metolius
• Paying to fix private roads
• Regional transit gets a boost with matching funds deal