August 01, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• As crews battle fires, 12 more reported
• Awbrey Hall Fire: 20 years later
• Births
• Brennan — Romero
• Calendar
• City awaits state ruling, anticipates tighter UGB
• Fired up to toast 100 years of history
• Goyne — Stephens
• Homeless in Oregon, looking for a place to park
• Inmate crews clean Bend’s medians - and deputies slow speeders
• Johnson
• Lessons from a large fire, fears of fading memory
• Lewis — McKee
• 2 months later, where is Kyron Horman?
• News of record: Deeds
• Relief for those under water
• Roberts — Hall
• Rural Oregon jails seeing increase in female inmates
• Shed damaged in north Bend fire
• Shot Bend developer’s condition is still critical
• Volunteer Search
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• City awaits state ruling, anticipates tighter UGB
• Cornell connection big for Bend
• For chronic care, try turning to your employer for help
• Laid off but working hard? Take a day off
• News of record: Deeds
• Relief for those under water
• Retrace your food’s steps

SPORTS

• A really long relay
• Auto racing
• Bend's Decker competes in SuperRally event
• Boxing
• Carroll all smiles in Seahawks’ debut
• Concussion law: Enough to keep youth athletes from worse injury?
• Couples, Langer tied for lead
• Cycling
• Elks lose at home again
• Former big-league manager is back where he started
• It’s all in the family
• Lessons learned from the seniors at Sahalee
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Plenty of action as trade deadline comes to a close
• Roethlisberger practices with Steelers’ starters
• Skateboarder Sheckler uses ’teacup’ to win more bling
• Tennis
• Tseng has three-shot lead at Women’s British Open

OBITS

• Alice Lou
• Death notices
• Eric Moen
• Lawrence M. (Larry) Valley
• Willem Breuker, composer and bandleader, dies at 65

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alice Lou
• Death notices
• Eric Moen
• Lawrence M. (Larry) Valley

NATION & WORLD

• Afghanistan strategy’s fresh focus: counterterrorism (targeted killings)
• Cleaning up in Gulf, squabbling on land
• Clintons celebrate a wedding; a town elbows its way in
• Crews gain ground on fire north of L.A.; homes safe
• Death toll could reach 3,000
• Immigration policy aimed at those with military ties
• Missouri health care referendum seen as test for tea party leaders
• Mistaken as Iranian martyr, then hounded
• MTV debuts on this day in 1981
• 2nd House ethics probe centers on link to bank
• No political settlement before fall, Iraqis predict
• Tilting to the right
• Two Afghan towns, one success story
• Willem Breuker, composer and bandleader, dies at 65

FEATURES

• For chronic care, try turning to your employer for help
• Laid off but working hard? Take a day off
• Mature behaviors can lower stress in relationships
• Napa of the north
• News of Record: Reunions
• Retrace your food’s steps
• This Ford Mustang is a new-age pony
• Trends in totes: Bags can do double duty
• Washington woman loses about $15,000 to ‘grandma scam’

ENTERTAINMENT

• A revolutionary hero that time forgot
• Best-sellers
• Big Easy is anything but for Anna Pigeon
• Collection of essays is a humorous look at travel
• Come, follow the Oregon wine trail
• Community walks to raise awareness of all forms of abuse
• Cornell connection big for Bend
• Harvard professor fills Warburg bio with spice
• Movie Times
• Seattle’s SoDo area subject of beautiful photo-history book
• Stones said to be in talks for a new tour
• Sustainable dinner to help send locals to Terra Madre conference
• The modern seafood dilemma is dissected

OPINION

• Cornell connection big for Bend
• Deciding what"s out of bounds
• How the climate bill failed in D.C.
• Oregon’s secret investment deals
• Retardants are important
• The good news and bad news
• Two Afghan towns, one success story
• U.S. is more than likely lost in a maze in Afghanistan
• Why do we despise Congress?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Low mileage doesn’t mean you should skip maintenance
• This Ford Mustang is a new-age pony