August 11, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A fine day for water play
• An island of color
• Area food summit to be held at COCC
• Area home prices fall
• Average gas price tops $3
• Barbecue to benefit scholarship fund
• Bend tech company gets $15M investment
• Bend-La Pine overhauling substitute system
• Bid to save Eugene stadium fails
• County tourism rises
• DEQ backs cap of Sunriver asbestos site
• Enjoy A Taste of Redmond on Saturday
• Florida man sought in state for woman’s disappearance
• Free weekend at Deschutes forest
• Lithia adds dealership
• Middle school heads trade places in fall
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pronghorn faces lawsuit as state tries to recoup $1.8M loan
• Regional committee supports 10-lane Columbia River span
• Science of summer fun
• Sisters Recycling Center reduces hours
• State reaches deal to sell school for blind for $6M
• Stock up on antiques in Sisters this weekend
• 19th Street extension project loses $5.6M earmark

BUSINESS

• A giant wind power project that everyone can support
• Area home prices fall
• Bend tech company gets $15M investment
• Business Calendar
• County tourism rises
• Couples who are business partners need special skills to thrive lovingly
• Enjoy A Taste of Redmond on Saturday
• Fed to buy debt to fight slowdown in recovery
• Government says its initial investigation finds no new Toyota issues
• In the doghouse, indeed
• Lithia adds dealership
• Long tarmac delays down in June
• Netflix to pay nearly $1B for movie streaming rights
• New digital magazine will be mobile-centric
• Popular TV series puts vintage stores in ‘Mad' scramble
• Pronghorn faces lawsuit as state tries to recoup $1.8M loan
• Stock up on antiques in Sisters this weekend
• Struggling stations looking to BP for plan to rebuild the brand
• Taming of the shoes
• Teleconference or travel? Each has advantages
• Top sellers

SPORTS

• A local Tradition
• Auto racing
• Azinger commits to Tradition
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend golfer wins tournament for assistant pros
• Bend triumphs in playoff opener
• Crosswater Club earns more praise
• Cycling
• Football
• Football officials meet in Bend
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hockey
• Jacobsen down, but not out of Tradition
• Major League Baseball
• M’s fired manager tries to stay above fray
• On the Air
• Prineville golfer gets hole-in-one at every par 3 at Meadow Lakes
• Prognosis is good after Mickelson reveals arthritis
• Redmond course may get new manager
• Registration open for girls volleyball
• Ryo Ishikawa: A ‘prince’ who wants to rule golf
• Scoreboard
• Second to none? Southeastern Conference will try to take fifth straight national title
• Shaq’s plan: 6 teams, 6 titles in 20 seasons
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Track and field
• Woods thought he would have hit bottom sooner

OBITS

• Blanche Winifred McKay
• Death notices
• Ex-Sen. Ted Stevens, 86, helped transform Alaska
• Joseph Andrew Moore
• Louise A. Wirtz Johansen
• Richard Dick Fitzner
• Robert Aitken, American Zen master, dead at 93

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Blanche Winifred McKay
• Death notices
• Joseph Andrew Moore
• Louise A. Wirtz Johansen
• Richard Dick Fitzner

NATION & WORLD

• Attackers kill 2 guards at Afghan guesthouse
• Bennet wins in Colorado, McMahon in Connecticut
• death toll in china mudslides passes 700
• Ex-NASA chief injured in crash that kills 5
• Ex-Sen. Ted Stevens, 86, helped transform Alaska
• First inmates arrive at Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay in ’34
• Ice island a hazard to Arctic shipping
• Ill-served convict picks exile over possible execution
• New EPA limits will cost jobs, cement plants say
• Portugal’s rapid makeover
• Rise in Afghan civilian casualties laid to insurgents
• Robert Aitken, American Zen master, dead at 93
• Russian fires raise fears of radioactive smoke
• State secures federal funds for schools, Medicaid
• U.S. winning allies by saving flood survivors in Pakistan
• Watchdog group works to expose fake veterans

FEATURES

• Calendar
• In the doghouse, indeed
• Long tarmac delays down in June
• Popular TV series puts vintage stores in ‘Mad' scramble
• Teen Feats
• Top sellers

ENTERTAINMENT

• Look who’s back: The original talking head
• Movie Times
• Top sellers

OPINION

• Big bridges, urban egos
• Ellsbury gives back
• Embrace renewable power
• Enough name-calling
• Government fiat
• Israel’s critics should learn about real life in Middle East

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• 19th Street extension project loses $5.6M earmark