July 13, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Area firefighters extinguish 3 blazes
• Body of Grants Pass teen found in river
• Business Calendar
• Extension Service’s gardens educate
• Finding a cool spot in a hot place
• Heating aid program may be audited to look for fraud
• Local forester to join national committee
• Missing Portland boy’s dad alleges stepmom had affair
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Questions of student Web use rise after allegations
• Sisters car show to be held Saturday
• Soul solutions
• Suspect in Gladstone shooting turns self in
• Teen faces adult charges in girl’s death
• Tenant’s death spurs cleanup at illegal Corvallis apartment
• Tribal police and Jefferson authorities to cooperate
• ‘Void’ beneath lane of U.S. 101 on coast
• Wallowa Mountains ranger office burns
• Watching as Bend changed and grew
• Well Shot! Installment 22: Shapes

BUSINESS

• Alcoa profit tops analysts’ estimates
• Bucking a trend, Panasonic keeps its product line broad
• EU finance ministers weigh the results of bank stress tests
• Gathering tech news at Internet speed
• Google unveils tool that will allow anyone to make Android apps
• Hefner makes surprise offer to take Playboy private
• Joblessness hitting hardest among low-income workers
• News of Record: deeds
• Questions of student Web use rise after allegations
• Small-business lending has declined, but few can explain why
• Social networking taking off on planes
• Soul solutions
• Toyota will test 2 electric-car prototypes
• Watching as Bend changed and grew
• Weyerhaeuser to pay record $5.6B dividend
• With debt piling up, a flood of lawsuits to collect

SPORTS

• AL reign: Can NL win the All-Star game ever again?
• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Bend golfer in good position at Public Links Championship
• Bend struggles, falls to Kitsap
• Big Papi wins Home Run Derby
• Community Sports Calendar
• Crooked River Roundup starts on Wednesday
• Cycling
• Debate of the best All-Star position players of all time is an ongoing one
• Hockey
• March Madness will include four first-round games
• On the Air
• On your feet and race
• Scoreboard
• Seventh-inning special: They are still belting out his 102-year-old hit
• She’s back — this time riding for a cause
• Sno-park may get off-leash dog area
• Soccer
• Tennis
• The Home Run King
• Tour de France is shaping up to be a 3-way scrap
• Watson returns with no regrets
• With expansion and contraction, neither league has the right number in its name

OBITS

• Death notices
• Doris T. Claypool
• Steven A. Swarthout

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Doris T. Claypool
• Steven A. Swarthout

NATION & WORLD

• After attacks in Uganda, worry grows over group
• Archaeologists uncover oldest document found in Jerusalem
• Believe in gravity? Better think again
• Beyond guns: NRA expands political agenda
• BP to test new cap today
• Experts blast $2 billion cut from bioterrorism funds
• First lady drops the hammer on junk food
• 400 geese euthanized in Brooklyn
• 3 get life sentences for airline bomb plot
• Israel advances conversion bill
• Israeli military finds flotilla killings justified, but errors were made
• Jogging incentive
• Lawyer wants pope’s testimony in abuse case
• ‘Live Aid’ concerts held for Africa in 1985
• Mobile music services seem to be everywhere these days
• NAACP set to denounce Tea Party alleging racism
• North Korea postpones meeting to discuss sinking of ship
• Sno-park may get off-leash dog area
• Surfing required, and maybe a fee, for online TV
• Swiss reject U.S. extradition request for Roman Polanski
• Tug mate in boat accident invokes 5th Amendment
• U.S. revises rules for drilling ban

FEATURES

• A splash of green in the pool (and it’s a good thing)
• Bust the dust: Here's the dirt on cleaning
• Calendar
• Celebrate Hump Day with tunes
• Coca-Cola Cake is sure to satisfy a sweet tooth
• Extension Service’s gardens educate
• Fava, my favorite bean
• Fruits and veggies: the new barbecue stars
• Get cat hair off your furniture
• It's lights, cameras, accent (and opinion)
• Keep it cool with these A/C tips
• Learn to accessorize your landscape with containers
• National fiddle contest recognizes Bend man
• Plan the perfect picnic
• Playing with fire
• Staying on his toes
• Switching pan sizes? Monitor your cake as it cooks
• Take a page out of Tex-Mex cookbook
• The Pottery Games benefits Empty Bowls
• These sweet onions won't make you cry
• Watching as Bend changed and grew

ENTERTAINMENT

• Celebrate Hump Day with tunes
• It's lights, cameras, accent (and opinion)
• Movie Times
• National fiddle contest recognizes Bend man
• Perseverance is key for ‘White Collar’ star Matthew Bomer
• Staying on his toes
• The Pottery Games benefits Empty Bowls

OPINION

• Central Oregon is no place for a geothermal project
• Fees for PERS
• Find a way to expand Bend Farmers Market
• Good riddance
• Home-brew silliness
• I like geese
• No war
• The right decision
• What about Kozak?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• End of the line?