January 21, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Academics serving their communities
• Affidavit: Barista feared for life, shot robber
• Auto repair isn’t what it used to be
• Bend’s water issue heats up at debate
• Bikini barista says she chased thief onto bus
• Business Calendar
• City Council approves wetland to ease plight Prineville's water woes
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Dolphins recognize others’ voices
• Gov. Brown calls education funding ‘a civil rights issue’
• Housing Works creates fourplex for homeless
• Immunization deadline coming fast
• Many 1st-term lawmakers rejecting legislative car perk
• Merkley, Wyden support changes at dam
• More may pay SDCs
• Mountain View senior speaks language of support
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Officials resume search for body
• Park renovations to begin Monday
• Redmond changing the way it handles its city history
• Republicans call for pause on regulation
• Restaurant Guide
• Riverhouse gala raises $103,000 for charity
• Search still on for farmers market manager
• Shooting justified, grand jury rules
• Spaghetti feed raises funds for veterans
• State food stamp use reaches record level
• State mortgage program draws interest in Deschutes
• Water sources scarce in the caldera basin
• Work-at-home parents

BUSINESS

• Airbus tanker accident could complicate Air Force deal
• As debts mount, bankruptcy quietly pondered for states
• Business Calendar
• Dispatches
• E-commerce gives Google a boost
• Family Calendar
• Google co-founder to reclaim CEO post
• Housing Works creates fourplex for homeless
• More may pay SDCs
• PremierWest reports loss, reverse split
• Rates on 30-year mortgages up slightly
• Redmond changing the way it handles its city history
• Search still on for farmers market manager
• State mortgage program draws interest in Deschutes
• Wal-Mart to make its food more healthful, affordable
• Warner Music plan: Buy or be bought
• Work-at-home parents

SPORTS

• A lesson in jamming
• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Armstrong on wonder drug? Seems unlikely
• Bears-Packers tickets up to $1K on resale market
• Blazers beat Clippers, win fourth straight
• Brodeur, Devils shut down Pens
• Cross-country skiing
• Cycling
• Early ascents
• Federer, Wozniacki advance; Henin out
• Football
• Golf
• La Pine wrestling earns Sky-Em victory
• NASCAR drivers in favor of simpler points system
• Negro Leagues, majors player Crowe dead at 89
• Prep scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Skiing
• Summit defeats Bend High with pin in night's final match
• Tennis
• Thomas leads No. 20 Huskies past Arizona
• Weekley, Vegas on top of Bob Hope field

OBITS

• Death notices
• Esther Andrich
• Negro Leagues, majors player Crowe dead at 89

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Esther Andrich

NATION & WORLD

• Airbus tanker accident could complicate Air Force deal
• 3 explosions kill 50 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq
• FBI investigates bomb attempt at MLK parade
• First Kiwanis Club founded in Detroit in 1915
• Giffords’ doctor: ‘Long road ahead of her’
• Hu visits Chicago
• More than 125 arrested in huge mob crackdown
• Need to learn? Take a test
• 2 officers, suspect killed in shootout
• Oodles of doodles: On viral videos, ‘mathemusician’ makes math cool
• Panel OKs Alzheimer’s test
• Protesters demand a break with the past
• Rates on 30-year mortgages up slightly
• Return of independents lifts Obama’s standing
• Schwarzenegger sued over commutation
• Sundance kicks off in Utah
• Wal-Mart to make its food more healthful, affordable
• Woman can speak again after larynx transplant surgery

FEATURES

• First Kiwanis Club founded in Detroit in 1915
• Giffords’ doctor: ‘Long road ahead of her’
• Immunization deadline coming fast
• Mountain View senior speaks language of support
• Panel OKs Alzheimer’s test
• Wal-Mart to make its food more healthful, affordable
• Woman can speak again after larynx transplant surgery

ENTERTAINMENT

• A lesson in jamming
• Art exhibits
• Artists In residence
• Break from real news with ‘Onion’ on IFC
• Call for talent show submissions
• Cascades Academy hosts series
• Crown City String Quartet to perform
• Dela Project holds album fundraiser
• Downsizing
• Elizabeth Cook
• Family Calendar
• ‘Gods of the Arena’ premieres tonight
• Harmonic duo
• Laugh along with ‘Portlandia’ tonight
• ‘Lucci’ play held over at 2nd Street Theater
• MadHappy Lounge hosts rappers, reggae
• Make ‘Romona and Beezus’ timeless in your movie collection
• Music in Public Places set at two locations
• Oh Mickey ...
• Oodles of doodles: On viral videos, ‘mathemusician’ makes math cool
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Roots roundup: Kites, Crows, Cicadas & LJ
• ‘Shadow’ loses depth
• Story times, library youth events for Jan. 21-27
• Sundance kicks off in Utah
• Sunriver Art Faire accepting applications
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The Pimps of Joytime
• Three cheers for Cheerleaders
• Upcoming concerts
• Warner Music plan: Buy or be bought

RESTAURANTS

• Three cheers for Cheerleaders

OPINION

• Angry speech contributed to tragedy
• BETC bonanza
• How Bend can use Juniper Ridge to attract new businesses
• Wu’s bizarre behavior

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Auto repair isn’t what it used to be