December 01, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend contractor’s 2nd petition denied
• Bend Council race undecided as recount extends into Day 2
• Cascade Bancorp sets special meeting
• Celebrate the holidays with Pomegranate
• Drones may be tested in our skies
• Eugene teacher accused of UO campus assaults
• For Bend camper maker, Chinese order is a first
• Help someone in need through a Tree of Joy
• Ice rink scheduled to open by Dec. 30
• La Pine man waives murder trial by jury
• Nashelle to host holiday trunk show
• News of Record: bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• No charges against barista who killed man
• ODOT employee arrested in car theft
• Portland area hit hard in recession
• Prineville DMV closing for repairs
• Programs for Oregon’s disabled facing more cuts
• Rabid fox cases jump to 7 in Jackson County
• Ramsay prevails in recount
• Sheriff suspends river search for missing man
• SOU upholds ouster of disabled woman
• State fines chemical disposal company
• These chains were made for drivin'
• Vigil shows support for Muslims after fire
• Volunteer Search Dec. 5, 2010
• Why Oregon lags in personal income
• Write-a-thon planned for Human Rights Day

BUSINESS

• A race to go solar before grants expire
• Beauty house calls even in the wee hours
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Bancorp sets special meeting
• Celebrate the holidays with Pomegranate
• Climate institute warns of effects of warming across Oregon
• Couple leaked inside data about mergers, suit says
• December is no time to put job hunt on hold
• Drones may be tested in our skies
• Europe launches antitrust investigation into Google
• Expiration of jobless benefits could be tough blow
• For Bend camper maker, Chinese order is a first
• Gifts that keep giving
• Help someone in need through a Tree of Joy
• Ice rink scheduled to open by Dec. 30
• More bartenders being shaken up by job-related injuries
• Nashelle to host holiday trunk show
• News of Record: bankruptcies
• Portland area hit hard in recession
• Programs for Oregon’s disabled facing more cuts
• Ward off the ghost of debt
• When do executive perks go too far?
• Why Oregon lags in personal income

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend’s Broken Top braces for changes
• Blazers fall to 76ers, drop fourth straight
• Civil War is Pacific Northwest's quirky rivalry
• Cycling
• Football
• For some athletes, training starts early — really early
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hockey
• How should LeBron handle the villain role?
• Kane, Toews lead ’Hawks past Blues
• Looking back on 2010 at Meadow Lakes Golf Course
• NBA Scoreboard
• NHL already has been full of surprises: some good, some bad
• No. 23 UW cruises to win over Long Beach
• On the Air
• Poulter’s blunder the latest in bizarre rulings during season
• Rockies shortstop Tulowitzki gets $157M, 10-year deal
• Team with losing record could end up winning in ‘NFC Worst’
• Time to ride
• U.S. Olympic medalist returning to health
• Winter competition begins today
• Winter sports
• Woods tries to close with first win of year

OBITS

• Death notices
• Frank Pennock
• Louise Sophie Rakestraw
• Marian Bellinger Cochran
• Roberta Alice (Bobby) Dyer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Frank Pennock
• Louise Sophie Rakestraw
• Marian Bellinger Cochran
• Roberta Alice (Bobby) Dyer

NATION & WORLD

• Air war ramped up over Afghanistan
• California landfill fined for improper handling of chemicals
• China bars U.S. from American geologist’s appeal hearing
• Date set for nuclear talks between EU and Iran
• Debt commission struggles to win political support
• Diplomats describe a vexing ally: Pakistan
• Drug violence drives Juarez residents across the border
• Egypt’s ruling party wins nearly all seats
• Expiration of jobless benefits could be tough blow
• French, British Channel Tunnel diggers meet up in 1990
• Man and climate combine to erode Cancun’s beaches
• Nursing home worker admits to 11 killings
• Pakistan might give 5 Americans life terms
• Pentagon finds little risk in repeal of ‘don’t ask’
• Russian president raises specter of a new arms race
• Searing heat will become routine, U.N. weather agency predicts
• Senate OKs food safety overhaul
• Supreme Court hears arguments on California prison overcrowding

FEATURES

• Beauty house calls even in the wee hours
• Calendar
• More bartenders being shaken up by job-related injuries
• Painting a winter wonderland
• Programs for Oregon’s disabled facing more cuts
• Teen feats
• Ward off the ghost of debt

ENTERTAINMENT

• Braugher isn’t just getting older, he’s getting wiser
• Calendar
• Depp: Disney hated his Captain Sparrow
• Douglas optimistic about recovery
• Kardashians want out of debit card deal
• Keys, Gaga to sign off Twitter for charity
• Zuckerberg interviews George W. Bush

OPINION

• Build a memorial
• Delay city project
• Keep ballots secret
• Try vouchers
• Wage freezes good first step
• WikiLeaks founder ignores the value of relationships, community