July 01, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bear makes stop in Sisters
• Bend offers amnesty on parking tickets downtown
• Bend's newest bioscience facility
• Business Calendar
• Checking in on restoration of Glaze Meadow
• Correction
• County gives food vendors a fee cut
• Cyclist injured in crash is upgraded
• Fairness at issue in Deschutes zoning
• Fourth of July DUII patrol in Prineville
• Health, safety concerns have landlords banning smoking
• Holiday closures
• Home invasion sexual assault in La Pine
• Investors give Bend bank an extension
• Jonatha Brooke plays threat-free set in Roseburg
• Man given 15-year prison term after pleading guilty to stabbing
• New hours for area disposal stations
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No change expected in natural gas prices
• Oregon paint recycling program a national first
• OSHA warns of scam that seeks fee for consultation
• Pacific Power offers incentives for solar efforts
• Pin a button on this entrepreneur
• Portland police reopening 2006 Al Gore investigation
• Project Connect finds insurer to cover annual event
• St. Charles Bend clinic to extend hours
• Stay balanced
• 6 vehicles involved in southeast Bend crash

BUSINESS

• A government tug of war on energy-efficient homes
• After Katrina, FEMA trailers resurface in Gulf spill
• Airbus subsidies from Europe are ruled improper
• Bend's newest bioscience facility
• Business Calendar
• Checking in on restoration of Glaze Meadow
• County gives food vendors a fee cut
• Fairness at issue in Deschutes zoning
• Feds shut down websites offering pirated movies
• Former AIG exec defends his actions
• House passes financial overhaul
• How to spend graduation cash
• Hurricane churns oily Gulf
• Investors give Bend bank an extension
• Municipal bonds may not be as safe as they once were
• News of Record: permits
• No change expected in natural gas prices
• OSHA warns of scam that seeks fee for consultation
• Overdraft rules go into effect for new customers
• Pacific Power offers incentives for solar efforts
• Pin a button on this entrepreneur
• Private sector adds 13,000 jobs in June
• Recession’s effects felt by most adults
• U.S. debt predicted to reach 62% of GDP by year’s end

SPORTS

• A guitarist’s guide to fly-fishing
• A Place to Nest
• Armstrong, Contador set for battle
• Auto racing
• Bait fishing for browns heats up at East Lake
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend wins 10th straight
• BMX event set for this weekend in Bend, Redmond
• Central Oregon loggers win at Montana event
• Correction
• Fall chinook season on the Deschutes River opens Aug. 1
• Federer upset in quarterfinals
• Flow Tour event Friday, Saturday in Sunriver
• Fly-tying corner
• Free-agency period opens, but no moves made yet
• Golf
• Hunting and Fishiing Events Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• Mountain biker hurt in head-on crash into log
• Negro League players recognized with proper graves
• No LeBron, no problem — NHL set to begin free-agent frenzy
• Scoreboard
• Softball
• Time to step away from World Cup hysteria

OBITS

• Death notices
• Elizabeth Kailen Stephenson
• John Willis, tracker of theater and film
• Larry Dean Mitchell
• William Taylor was longtime champion of civil rights

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Elizabeth Kailen Stephenson
• Larry Dean Mitchell

NATION & WORLD

• A government tug of war on energy-efficient homes
• After Katrina, FEMA trailers resurface in Gulf spill
• Airbus subsidies from Europe are ruled improper
• Boycott overshadows Burundi elections
• Efforts to shake Kagan from script prove fruitless
• Feds shut down websites offering pirated movies
• Former AIG exec defends his actions
• Hong Kong reverts to Chinese rule in 1997
• House passes financial overhaul
• Hurricane churns oily Gulf
• John Willis, tracker of theater and film
• Kagan grilled on ‘Twilight’ leanings
• Merkel’s choice wins German presidency
• Porn actors protest stronger condom rules enforcement
• President of Philippines promises better future
• Private sector adds 13,000 jobs in June
• Push to diversify top schools is testing French meritocracy
• Report: Harvard professor’s arrest at home was avoidable
• Rethinking condoms in schools
• Spy ring a damper on improved Russian relations
• Taliban militants fail in attack on NATO air base
• U.S. debt predicted to reach 62% of GDP by year’s end
• William Taylor was longtime champion of civil rights
• Wind storm causes damage in Idaho

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Chained to your desk? You need to exercise, too
• For MS patients, a new yoga style that’s within reach
• Geneticists to study singer Ozzy Osbourne
• Get too much sun? Home remedies can ease the pain
• Health Datebook
• Health reform gives choice to children with illnesses
• Health reform law to improve care for childbearing women
• Hong Kong reverts to Chinese rule in 1997
• How to dispose of drugs
• How to fight night sweats
• Is a craving for ice a sign of anemia?
• Owner operated
• People
• Putting your diet in perspective
• Rethinking condoms in schools
• Rolling like a ball
• Salt lurks everywhere in our diets
• Sorting out the medications
• St. Charles Bend clinic to extend hours
• Stay balanced
• Strawberries, blackberries and raspberries — oh my!
• Tourette’s syndrome can be treated with medicine in serious cases

ENTERTAINMENT

• California exhibit helps kids explore trees inside and out
• Community Datebook
• Feds shut down websites offering pirated movies
• Let your kids explore nature with R.A.D.
• Madsen loves being a ‘Scoundrel’
• Movie Times
• Sarah McLachlan restarts Lilith Fair with new causes
• Women encouraged to try paddleboarding

OPINION

• Control spending first
• If only BLM had horse sense of Bend parks
• Stiegler and taxes
• Success in Afghanistan is our best chance to get out
• Vote for Conger

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cyclist in critical condition
• Cyclist injured in crash is upgraded
• Ford to pay off $4 billion in debt
• 6 vehicles involved in southeast Bend crash