July 31, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• At Boy Scouts, a call to find the way back to relevance
• Bend to consider extending deferral on building fees
• Boy on the mend after brush with death in Washington river
• Correction
• Developer shot more than once, friend says
• Donations sought for injured horse
• Facebook announces Prineville expansion
• Faith-healers held in baby’s death
• LibertyBank closed, now Home Federal
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People On the Move
• Religion in Brief
• Resale store to donate to pregnancy center
• Rockin' for 3 generations
• Seismic testing OK’d near Newberry Crater
• Stretching into sunshine
• Two juveniles hurt in skateboard incident

BUSINESS

• Bend OKs 2 building projects downtown
• Bend to consider extending deferral on building fees
• BP pulls back on cleanup; concern voiced over boom
• Britain says Google data haul harmless
• Disney sells Miramax for $660 million
• Economy is recovering, but at a slowing pace
• Facebook announces Prineville expansion
• Fish intake confounds anglers
• Leave your diet at home
• LibertyBank closed, now Home Federal
• Mosque near WTC site stirs debate
• Next try to kill Gulf well delayed, likely till Tuesday
• Parties at odds over how to replace funds if they repeal tax law
• People On the Move
• Preparing for a future with less Social Security
• Resale store to donate to pregnancy center
• Rockin' for 3 generations
• Seismic testing OK’d near Newberry Crater
• Stem-cell trial wins FDA approval
• U.S. House approves oil drilling crackdown
• Working moms may not set children back, study says

SPORTS

• Back in the saddle
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend returns home but loses league game to Cowlitz, 10-5
• Cycling
• Football
• Former Duck Masoli accepts invitation to visit Ole Miss
• Gagnon skate gold ruins White’s return at X Games
• Golf
• In revamped Pac-10, everyone likes L.A.
• Langer shoots 68, takes lead
• Major League Baseball
• New products proving Ali is still the greatest
• On the Air
• Pac-10 considering annual kickoff game with Big 10
• Querrey advances at Los Angeles tourney
• Rams, QB Bradford agree to record deal worth $50M
• Stewart takes pole for Pocono race
• Tseng in front by four at Women’s British Open

OBITS

• Character actor Maury Chaykin dies on 61st birthday
• John Aylesworth, co-creator of TV’s ‘Hee Haw,’ is dead
• Nicolas Carone, abstract expressionist, is dead at 93

NATION & WORLD

• 6,000 bikes for rent on London’s streets
• Bill Clinton emerges on eve of Chelsea's N.Y. wedding
• BP pulls back on cleanup; concern voiced over boom
• Britain says Google data haul harmless
• Cartel kingpin’s death could mean more violence in Mexico
• China sentences 3 over Uighur websites
• Economy is recovering, but at a slowing pace
• For U.S., July is deadliest month in Afghan war
• 3 Kenyans charged in Kampala bombings
• More than 400 killed in floods, Pakistan says
• More vets turn to suicide hot line
• Mosque near WTC site stirs debate
• Next try to kill Gulf well delayed, likely till Tuesday
• No Gore prosecution, Multnomah DA says
• Obama calls auto bailout a success
• Obama’s man of faith works in dual roles
• Preparing for a future with less Social Security
• Probe sends pictures of Mars in ’69
• Purity of sacred spot is disputed
• Rangel should face reprimand, panel says
• Sarkozy warns restive immigrants
• Southern California wildfire jumps aqueduct, nears homes
• Stem-cell trial wins FDA approval
• U.S. House approves oil drilling crackdown

FEATURES

• Bend OKs 2 building projects downtown
• 6,000 bikes for rent on London’s streets
• Bill Clinton emerges on eve of Chelsea's N.Y. wedding
• Leave your diet at home
• More vets turn to suicide hot line
• Mosque near WTC site stirs debate
• Obama’s man of faith works in dual roles
• Probe sends pictures of Mars in ’69
• Purity of sacred spot is disputed
• Religion in Brief
• Rockin' for 3 generations
• Stem-cell trial wins FDA approval
• The soulmate myth?
• Working moms may not set children back, study says

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend OKs 2 building projects downtown
• Community Calendar
• Disney sells Miramax for $660 million
• Free puppet shows at elementaries, libraries
• Last day for ‘Early Bird’ passes to Sisters Folk Festival, and more
• Leave your diet at home
• Movie Times
• New audio tour for museum’s ‘Sin’ exhibit
• Source: J-Lo close to ‘Idol’ deal
• The soulmate myth?
• Theater group looking to expand seeks help
• Vietnam War memorial to stop in Redmond

OPINION

• Enough geese, think gas
• ‘Evers’ is small potatoes
• From the Archives
• Redmond must take care with bond savings
• Snowmobilers should back Dutchman expansion
• Taxpayers deserve a say
• Walden’s shameful vote