September 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agility competition to be held in Bend
• 4 arrested in La Pine vehicle break-ins
• Bagel Stop kitchen catches fire in Bend
• Bend street maintenance funding tight
• Brush fire ignites in southeast Bend
• Calendar
• Deschutes jail remodel slowed, but issues remain
• Dog helps woman lick a potentially fatal brain injury
• Expect no major delays as projects wind down
• Gator found in Clark County has new home
• GO! Magazine
• Grass seed growers hurting and optimistic
• It's bath time, doggone it
• Martha Stewart site has new pet adoption search engine
• Meaningful goodbyes
• Meet Tiny
• Mirror Pond parking lot beating suspect jailed
• New light-rail line opens in Portland
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Oil spill at duck race in downtown Bend
• Pets calendar
• School districts grapple with uncertainty
• Some clouds will help cool things down a bit
• State workers ratify contract with furloughs
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Facebook: 65M users employ mobile devices
• Grass seed growers hurting and optimistic
• $100M-plus broadband map is running into cost questions
• Twitter keeps it simple with new terms of service

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Brawn takes top two spots at Italian GP
• Clijsters wins U.S. Open in return from retirement
• College short of cash? Just add sports
• Cycling
• Football
• Happy feet on trails Happy feet on trails
• Heating up the Reservoir
• It’s an easy win for Woods
• Local baseball family takes game across globe
• Major League Baseball
• Michigan returns to AP Top 25
• On the Air
• Racing Scoreboard Reservoir Racer
• Rams no match for Seahawks in opener
• Summaries
• Track and field
• Vickers steps up to claim Chase berth

OBITS

• Emmy-nominated ‘Naked City’ actor Paul Burke dies
• Larry Gelbart, 81, comedy genius behind ‘M*A*S*H’
• Norman Borlaug, ‘Green Revolution’ founder, dies at 95

NATION & WORLD

• Body in wall is feared to be Yale student
• China moves to escalate trade battle with U.S. after tire tariff
• Dozens of Taliban said to be killed in Afghanistan
• Elevator shaft fall kills 6 Hong Kong workers
• Forget the health care quick fix and consider the variables
• In the Southwest, protracted drought turns eyes to Mexico
• Inquiry intensifies into Illinois fundraiser death
• 4 killed in missile attack in Pakistan
• Modern technology puts a past ideal of education in reach
• Obama plans Wall Street reform pitch
• Princess Grace of Monaco, 52, dies in 1982 after a car crash
• Rep. Wilson says he won’t apologize again
• Study: New drug fights flu as well as Tamiflu does
• Top aide to Iranian opposition leader freed
• U.S. soldier held in shooting death of contractor in Iraq

FEATURES

• Forget the health care quick fix and consider the variables
• Grass seed growers hurting and optimistic
• Study: New drug fights flu as well as Tamiflu does

ENTERTAINMENT

• Audrina Patridge gets restraining order
• DUCKS take to the WATER
• Elton John wants to adopt Ukrainian child
• Hefner says divorce delayed due to kids
• Is there trouble in Oprah's TV kingdom?
• Movie Times
• Robert Redford picks Savannah for film
• ‘Vampire Diaries’ stars arrested in photo stunt

OPINION

• Forget the health care quick fix and consider the variables
• Signature spies report from field
• We need reform, not reformation

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Expect no major delays as projects wind down