September 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend-La Pine charter school has new home
• Chaplain killed grew up in Oregon
• Coast sees swell of jetty repairs
• Correction
• Deschutes Sheriff’s Office gets a $450K makeover
• Dispatches
• Family illness brings Gills back to Bend
• Football team can’t find cause of player ailments
• Getting ready for the kids
• La Pine mulls animal control options
• Man dies from fall
• Motorcycle rider dies at motorsports park
• Natural gas pipeline firm sues over delays
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• parents as partners in teaching
• Parents funding 45% of college education
• Restaurant Guide
• Secrets in the ICE
• Sheriff’s employee on leave after taking cash
• State lacking in technical training, Oregon labor commissioner says
• Tax-exempt status at risk for nonprofits
• Umatilla prosecutor says he is innocent of alleged sex crime
• Woman in acid attack recounts agonizing pain

BUSINESS

• Beef recall heats up fight over standards
• Burger King agrees to $4B purchase offer
• Deschutes Sheriff’s Office gets a $450K makeover
• Discounts help bolster back-to-school sales
• Dispatches
• Higher health insurance costs being passed on to workers
• Mortgage rates dip
• Oil rig fire causes anxiety, but no spill
• Regulators failed to see, stop problems, Bernanke says
• State lacking in technical training, Oregon labor commissioner says
• Summer season finishing strong
• The school of sustainability

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Adventure sports Scoreboard
• Adventure weekend slated for Redmond
• An Outlaw in the backfield
• Basketball
• Bradford is perfect for Rams in win over Ravens
• C.O. teams are set to kick off seasons
• Cycling
• Federer beats heat; U.S. teen pulls upset
• Golf
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Soccer
• Sports
• Steelers’ Leftwich hurts knee, Dixon could be new QB
• Still competitive
• The ‘crime spree’ of Nats’ Morgan about to end
• The show must go on
• USA Gymnastics to sanction cheerleading
• Woods looks to keep going in FedEx Cup

OBITS

• Arlene Rae Purvis
• Frank Gabriel Phillips
• Jack Edward Reynolds

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Arlene Rae Purvis
• Frank Gabriel Phillips
• Jack Edward Reynolds

NATION & WORLD

• Beef recall heats up fight over standards
• Clinton calls on leaders to work for a ‘future of peace’
• Extremists send their message to Mideast negotiators
• Germany wrestles with its own immigration debate
• Hurricane Earl smacks North Carolina
• King Richard crowned in 1189
• Measures of progress reevaluated
• Mortgage rates dip
• Regulators failed to see, stop problems, Bernanke says
• Wyden claims true, if slightly off the mark

FEATURES

• Activity can offset genetic tendency to obesity, study finds
• Beef recall heats up fight over standards
• Family illness brings Gills back to Bend
• King Richard crowned in 1189
• Most minor drinkers visiting ERs are male
• Think the answer’s clear? The doctor says: Look again
• Will divorce fix it?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A good change
• Art exhibits
• Atelier 6000 teams up with Nature of Words
• BEAT holding auditions for ‘Rent’
• Bridging divides
• Burger King agrees to $4B purchase offer
• Catching on
• Dr. Seuss’ Cat tosses hat in TV ring
• Family Calendar
• Film loses some speed
• Furry creatures unleashing fury: What"s more fun for the fam?
• ‘Machete’ slices through its plot
• Master craftsmen
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Performing Arts Showcase tonight
• Planning ahead
• Portland bands play in Bend
• Rise Up gets ready for concert, fashion show
• Salgado closes Black Butte series
• Seattle’s TJ Grant makes the rounds
• Story times, library youth events for Sept. 3-9
• Talks, classes, museums and libraries
• The mobster reality
• The school of sustainability
• Twice the opera
• Upcoming concerts
• Warm your little one up to school with fun books

RESTAURANTS

• A good change

OPINION

• Abbreviations A-OK for political parties
• Saying goodbye to a longtime pediatrician isn’t easy
• Unsuitable place for DMV office
• Why Huffman belongs in U.S. Senate

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A unique opportunity to be an automotive time traveler