August 10, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bring your pooch to Doggie Dash
• Calendar
• Clear skies, warm and dry this week in Central Oregon
• Columbia River fish checked for contamination
• Deschutes eyes energy grants
• Dog responding well to cancer drug
• Eugene airport seeks to remove bird ponds
• Expect some delays on U.S. 97 at night
• Federal officials to map hot spots on Idaho rivers
• For state’s small dairies, slow economy hits hard
• Hornets, rats all in a day’s work – but it’s not pest control
• Lobbyist’s latest cause could cost state - and Deschutes
• McKenzie Pass Highway reopens
• Meet Nut Meg and Baby Dog
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Pets calendar
• Shark sighting prompts warning
• State fines company after driver’s death
• Wolf hybrids scrutinized after baby snatching
• wreckage recovered from midair collision
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Deschutes eyes energy grants

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Dixon earns record-setting IRL victory
• Elks end regular season with loss
• Football
• Golf
• GolF Scoreboard
• Gritting it out
• Hockey
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Players thriving in 40s, but not in majors
• Racing Scoreboard
• Rain postpones Cup race
• Roddick falls to del Potro in final
• Scoreboard
• Tiger rallies to win at Firestone
• Vijarro edged in a playoff

OBITS

• Anne Wexler, 79, political operative and lobbyist, dies
• Singer Willy DeVille, 58, leader of Mink DeVille

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Eleanor Shank Clore

NATION & WORLD

• Anne Wexler, 79, political operative and lobbyist, dies
• At least 40 killed in Iraq bombings
• Clinton praises Angola, urges reform
• Effort to end crisis in Honduras overcomes hurdle
• Fire season brings plenty of blazes, but few big ones
• Gas tax proposals top agendas in Sisters, Madras
• LaBiancas are killed by Manson cult in 1969
• Mornings now start with Twitter, texts
• North Korean leader ‘in full control’ of nation, American official reports
• Obama arrives in Mexico for summit
• Plan to limit executives’ pay hits snag
• Typhoons pummel China, Taiwan, Japan
• U.S., Pakistan believe Taliban leader’s dead

FEATURES

• In a culture of constant scrutiny, there’s a backlash against life lived online
• Web sites, take note: Technological gadgets aren’t just for guys

ENTERTAINMENT

• Barbra Streisand to play N.Y. club show
• Ben Stein dropped as NYT columnist
• Gary Sinise puts Denver park in the spotlight
• Hasselbeck clan welcomes baby Isaiah
• Late-night crown still up for grabs
• Movie Times
• Nora Ephron’s got something on her mind
• Stepping up their game
• Tom Sizemore accused of domestic violence

OPINION

• Healthy Kids program must work as promised
• Rethinking North Korea, with sticks instead of diplomacy
• Support Merkley’s worker rights bill

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Expect some delays on U.S. 97 at night
• McKenzie Pass Highway reopens