September 17, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Adopting ... and adapting
• Beanbag shooting of girl followed policy, police chief says
• Bend lands global meeting for company
• Business Calendar
• Car seat safety event to be held in Madras
• Company recalls crab meat products
• Correction
• Deschutes Sheriff’s Office logging more search hours
• Dispatches
• Folk magic
• Klamath Basin getting $10M in aid
• Kyron’s parents tell Oprah his stepmom was involved in his disappearance
• Local vendors have new place to sell at Bend Indoor Markets
• Man pleads guilty to election fraud
• Missing woman found in Washington
• New charges in Salem murder case
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No stopping
• Otter’s in good hands
• Pets can get low-cost vaccines, microchips
• Police: Acid attack self-inflicted
• Police seek help finding Bend woman
• Police seek suspect after car is stolen from camper at gunpoint
• Portland buys iconic sign
• Rental demand grows
• Restaurant Guide
• Sheriff cites arson in Mill City blaze
• Small businesses closer to getting help with credit as bill advances
• State agencies facing 8% cuts
• Trash hauler’s bid to get franchise exemption denied
• Winds fuel Cougar Mountain Fire

BUSINESS

• Bend gets up to 2.5 million visits a year, study shows
• Bend lands global meeting for company
• Bright spots shine in 2 reports
• Business Calendar
• Congress wants tougher stance on China’s currency practices
• Dispatches
• Local vendors have new place to sell at Bend Indoor Markets
• Oregon farm income drops 41 percent in ‘09
• Rental demand grows
• Small businesses closer to getting help with credit as bill advances
• Study examines sledding injuries
• Teaching kids about money will pay off
• U.S. study sees cost of child care on the rise
• 30-year mortgage rate rises for week

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Adventure Sports Scoreboard
• Basketball
• Beavers RB Rodgers is looking to turn it up a notch at home
• Boxing
• Bush: Giving up Heisman not an admission of guilt
• ‘Claw and antlers’ signal good for Texas Rangers
• Complete the catch, eliminate the gray area
• Cycling
• Drag boat races cut short on Haystack
• Football
• Golf
• It’s time to hit the trail
• Jeter a cheater, or just an actor?
• Madras’ Ceciliani wins minor-league award from Mets
• Major League Baseball Rounding third...
• On the Air
• Oregon rebuilds tarnished reputation in offseason
• Panthers beat Cowgirls in volleyball
• Pay-to-play assistance may come up short
• Summit rebounds, blasts Redmond
• Tennis
• Washington golfer takes control of PNGA Mid-Am

OBITS

• Claudia Scott Cushman
• Death notices
• Inventor of The Club anti-theft device dies
• Irene Marie Hensley

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Claudia Scott Cushman
• Death notices
• Irene Marie Hensley

NATION & WORLD

• Abbas ready to continue peace talks
• ‘Barefoot Bandit’ reward as elusive as Washington fugitive
• Boy Scouts shield abuser files used to vet volunteers
• Bright spots shine in 2 reports
• Census: Poverty jumped in 2009
• Chroniclers of the bomb
• Congress wants tougher stance on China’s currency practices
• New GM CEO expects it will take several years for U.S. to sell its stake
• Pope critical of church abuse crisis
• Roma, on the move, test ‘open borders’
• Senate panel OKs nuclear arms treaty
• Study examines sledding injuries
• Study on former pimps finds that most endured abuse as children
• U.S. sees its bloodiest day of fighting at Civil War Battle of Antietam in 1862
• 30-year mortgage rate rises for week

FEATURES

• Chroniclers of the bomb
• Father-son bonding key to boys’ growth
• Pope critical of church abuse crisis
• Study examines sledding injuries
• Teaching kids about money will pay off
• U.S. sees its bloodiest day of fighting at Civil War Battle of Antietam in 1862
• 100 years young

ENTERTAINMENT

• A Hollywood has-been
• ‘Alpha’ has heart, but little energy
• An early welcome for autumn
• Art exhibits
• Bend gets up to 2.5 million visits a year, study shows
• Bend Roots kicks off, town-wide, Thursday
• Catch up with ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’
• Chroniclers of the bomb
• D.R.I. brings crossover to Bend
• Family Calendar
• FEED ME!
• Folk magic
• Guitar wiz Keaggy is in La Pine, Redmond
• Lots of changes ahead for ‘Clone Wars’
• McMenamins picks up the live music pace
• ‘Nerve’ casting call set for next week
• No stopping
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Roads closed
• Ruby Dee rockabillys into Silver Moon
• Story times, library youth events for Sept. 17-23
• Thai variations
• The right direction
• Two local artists picked for exhibitions
• Upcoming concerts
• 100 years young

RESTAURANTS

• Thai variations

OPINION

• A ‘post-partisan’ presidential pick
• Carey made difference
• Get rid of Wyden
• Leash dogs
• Recession has brought customers to area thrift stores
• Wyden carousel

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Dog cast out as car falls, rolls 1,100 feet into water
• Fiat shareholders OK plan to spin off industrial unit
• New GM CEO expects it will take several years for U.S. to sell its stake
• Roads closed
• The 3,000-mile oil change is pretty much history