September 15, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Baccalaureate program meeting scheduled
• Bend man under fire from city's garbage companies
• Business Calendar
• Commissioner candidates discuss job creation, roads
• Correction
• Corrections
• Council makes bid on Evergreen Elementary
• Deschutes deputy DAs to form union
• Don't have a cow ... have a water buffalo
• Dudley focuses on jobs during tour of COCC
• Economy in the spotlight as Stiegler, rivals vie in Bend debate
• Going to bat for their flying friends
• Klug speaks to local cancer survivor network
• Lightning sparks house fire in Bend
• Merit semifinalists announced
• Mill City fire levels City Hall, hurts clerk
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Playboy: Best college course is at OSU
• Police recover stolen tools, car parts
• PremierWest gets Nasdaq extension
• Prescribed burn slated near Wickiup Dam
• Rangel wins primary despite ethics charges
• Regional housing projects get funds
• RV, boat show this weekend
• Teen Feats
• The dirt on local water buffalo
• Utilities in reverse

BUSINESS

• August retail sales up 0.4%, best results in 5 months
• Business Calendar
• Cooking up savings in the office kitchen
• Council makes bid on Evergreen Elementary
• Crisis in Greece forces young to emigrate
• Deschutes deputy DAs to form union
• Directors of failed banks remain in high demand
• Don't have a cow ... have a water buffalo
• Frame without the fortune
• Google to launch social networking feature this fall
• High-fructose corn syrup may get sweetened name
• Keeping your work references relevant
• Making employees happy is key to business success
• Marz Bistro is purchased by owner of Blacksmith
• New Bend brewery will be 10th in region
• Oregon’s jobless rate flat at 10.6%
• PremierWest gets Nasdaq extension
• Regional housing projects get funds
• Review: Photos get home before you do
• RV, boat show this weekend
• Senate should OK food safety bill
• The dirt on local water buffalo
• Top sellers
• Twitter makes its website more user-friendly
• Unemployment creates new role, and pain, for community colleges
• Utilities in reverse
• Wellness plans working out for companies

SPORTS

• Appeal of chasing the Triple Crown is its elusiveness
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bush forfeits 2005 Heisman Trophy
• Coach says Dixon stays as Steelers QB
• College
• Cowgirls top Bears in tight IMC match
• Falling rates
• FedEx Cup all about big money, complaints
• Football
• Horse found by sheriff's office
• Major League Baseball
• Maverix takes on Northwest’s best
• Nadal: ‘Don’t know if I’m going to win another’
• On the Air
• OSU ranked again, preps for Louisville
• PGA EUROPE
• Prineville golfer wins flight at Oregon Super Senior Championship
• Schedule about to get much tougher for Pac-10
• Sisters tops Madras in volleyball
• Week 1 takes all the air out of the football
• Widgi Creek raises nearly $1,500 during Patriot Golf Day

OBITS

• Craig Douglas Smith
• Death notices
• Lyn (Fields) Baxter
• Michael Burn, 97, writer and adventurer, dies
• Muslim modernist dies at 82

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Craig Douglas Smith
• Death notices
• Lyn (Fields) Baxter

NATION & WORLD

• August retail sales up 0.4%, best results in 5 months
• Bachelet to lead U.N. women’s agency
• Crisis in Greece forces young to emigrate
• ‘Dream big,’ Obama urges in back-to-school speech
• Eiffel Tower subject of bomb threat
• High-fructose corn syrup may get sweetened name
• India’s protests are cherished — and cursed
• Iran releases 1 American hiker
• Italian police seize Mafia-linked assets
• Japan’s prime minister survives effort to oust him
• Khrushchev visits the United States in 1959
• Negotiations snag on settlement issue
• ‘Plethora of errors’ cited in bid to have conviction tossed
• Recent egg recall part of an ongoing salmonella mystery
• Senate should OK food safety bill
• States’ suit over health reform likely to advance
• Tea party wins key victory in Delaware race
• Too old to serve? Not this infantryman
• Unemployment creates new role, and pain, for community colleges
• U.S. ponders Karzai’s role in fight against corruption

FEATURES

• A little sugar, a little spice in ‘Top Chef’ spinoff
• Cooking up savings in the office kitchen
• Flirt with the 1950s
• Frame without the fortune
• Google to launch social networking feature this fall
• Khrushchev visits the United States in 1959
• Klug speaks to local cancer survivor network
• Recent egg recall part of an ongoing salmonella mystery
• Review: Photos get home before you do
• RV, boat show this weekend
• Teen Feats
• Wellness plans working out for companies

ENTERTAINMENT

• A little sugar, a little spice in ‘Top Chef’ spinoff
• Community Calendar
• Cooking up savings in the office kitchen
• Flirt with the 1950s
• Frame without the fortune
• Marz Bistro is purchased by owner of Blacksmith
• Movie Times
• New Bend brewery will be 10th in region
• Review: Photos get home before you do
• Top sellers
• TV series throws spotlight on Portland

OPINION

• Betty Roppe for Prineville mayor
• Limited economy, not 6 percent pickup, is what ails Oregon
• Replace Wyden
• Vote for DeBone
• Wyden’s a maverick