June 22, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A collision course with fun
• A local swallow colony gets its very own dirt pile
• Area of timber wars shows signs of peace
• Boat sinks near Florence; 2 rescued
• COCC’s land plans are a step closer with today’s hearings
• Collapsible pet bowls make traveling easier
• Expect minor delays from local roadwork
• Fido’s got a birthday? Grab the ‘pupcakes’ and candles
• Great white sharks apparently hunt a lot like Hannibal Lecter
• If you live in Bend’s core, free parking may be over
• Lewis & Clark chief to step down early
• Man arrested in La Pine after woman stabbed
• Meet Tino
• New book full of tips, tricks for pet owners
• New Oregon museum marks opening
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• North Portland fire kills 1, injures 2
• Oregon House passes Metolius resort ban
• Party-goers, pagans and a wedding — it’s summer solstice at Stonehenge
• Savings match to buy homes, fix businesses or new homes
• This week will warm up, but chill may return
• Water resources agency struggling in Oregon
• What do you suppose this deer was thinking?
• With tricycle, Google Maps takes its Street View feature onto foot and bike paths
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Amid tension, Iran actually buying more from the U.S.
• COCC’s land plans are a step closer with today’s hearings
• If you live in Bend’s core, free parking may be over
• Oregon House passes Metolius resort ban

SPORTS

• After Griffin, draft is wide open
• Auto racing
• Autocross events are on tap at Hoodoo
• Barnes forges big lead, but falls back to the pack
• Baseball
• Baseball Hall starts a new tradition
• Cycling
• Franchitti goes 2-for-2 in Iowa
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• In Dallas, lots of questions after rough 2008
• Kahne holds on for 1st road course win
• Like Federer, Venus seeks her sixth Wimbledon title
• Major League Baseball
• Many mouths to feed
• On the Air
• Pee wee rodeo group to host fundraiser
• Pets calendar
• Racing Scoreboard
• Redmond golfer tops at Mirror Pond
• Scoreboard
• Sisters’ Erickson shines in all-star basketball series
• Soccer
• Summit’s Schueler receives state Gatorade award
• Tiger and Phil could salvage this Open yet
• Top spin
• Vettel wins British Grand Prix in 1-2 Red Bull finish

OBITS

• German sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf, 80
• Wayne Horvitz, 88, top labor mediator
• White House cleaner Emma Gray worked under 6 U.S. presidents

NATION & WORLD

• A measure of calm on Iran’s streets but not in its politics
• Air India plane crashes into ocean near Ireland, killing 329, in 1985
• Budget crisis threatens schools
• German sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf, 80
• Growing the next generation of farmers
• Hurricane center names first storm of summer
• In a giddy Greenland, mighty steps taken toward self-rule
• New nuclear detectors said to be little better
• New U.S. leader to limit Afghan airstrikes
• North Korea threatens to harm the U.S. if it comes under attack
• NTSB: Water on rails at derailment site
• States struggle on budget plans in new economy
• Thai insurgents recruit from Islamic schools
• 6 Twitter lessons learned as Iran erupts in protests
• U.S. presses China on Internet
• U.S. seeks Iraqi bomb victims by using dogs
• Wayne Horvitz, 88, top labor mediator
• White House cleaner Emma Gray worked under 6 U.S. presidents
• With tricycle, Google Maps takes its Street View feature onto foot and bike paths
• Your phone can surf the Web, but should you during meetings?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adam Lambert tunes expected this summer
• Book takes aim at Smith’s ‘Bel-Air’ years
• Calendar
• Hints of the future in ‘Grey’s’ contracts
• Jon and Kate could call it quits tonight
• Movie Times
• Quaids, hospital settle overdose claim
• Settlement deadline set in Freeman lawsuit
• ‘The Philanthropist’ opens a door to rest of the world
• Whitford, Kaczmarek are divorcing

OPINION

• Find a route to better bus service
• Iranian uprising has come out of nowhere to stir a whirlwind
• Life without static? Digital television might promise more than it delivers
• The death of the beer tax

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Expect minor delays from local roadwork