May 21, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• 10 Barrel Brewing finds room to expand in northeast Bend
• Bend housing charity awarded $80K grant
• Bend seeks members for economic panel
• Budget woes stifle use of leased lodge
• COCC students elect 2 new Executive Council members
• Correction
• Devoting his life to Risky Recoveries
• Man who murdered jogger in ’82 up for parole
• Manager, mayor of Bend say focus is on economy
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Outdoor marijuana grow destroyed
• Paralyzed in 2006 hit-run, Portland man walks again after first-ever procedure
• People on the Move
• Police on hunt for 2 jewelry thieves
• Religion in Brief
• Removal of sea lions challenged by Humane Society
• Revenue surge ups pressure to undo cuts
• State to pay for DA’s defense against lawsuit
• Traffic safety push begins Monday
• Union, advocacy groups rally against call for cuts
• Warm Springs man killed in rollover
• Whisnant initiative spurs scrutiny of job vacancies

BUSINESS

• 10 Barrel Brewing finds room to expand in northeast Bend
• Bend housing charity awarded $80K grant
• Budget woes stifle use of leased lodge
• Community Calendar
• In Spain, protesters rally a battered nation
• Partner in well to pay $1.1B to BP for spill
• People on the Move
• Redmond woman finalist in national bread competition
• Regulators find flaws in new reactors
• Shell to spend $10B on natural gas rig
• The harrowing lives of housekeepers
• Whisnant initiative spurs scrutiny of job vacancies

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend's Horner leads Tour of California, but Armstrong doping talk dominates
• Bend’s Vijarro in the mix at regionals
• Culver softball ends its season with a loss
• Culver’s Funk repeats as Class 2A pole vault champ
• Cycling
• Ducks win opener at regionals
• Football
• French Open draw is announced; Nadal set to face Isner in first round
• Hockey
• it’s PPP day
• Lending a helping hand
• Major League Baseball
• McIlroy, McDowell to meet in World Match Play
• MLB Roundup
• No. 2 Beavers win opener over Trojans
• No more sneaking up on rivals for Animal Kingdom
• On the Air
• PPP crowns a new king
• Prep Scoreboard
• Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage dies at 58
• Scoreboard
• Series of youth clinics set to start
• Sharks beat Canucks 4-3, trail series 2-1
• Summit and Crook County players still in hunt for state titles
• Summit boys, girls in lead after first day of 5A meet
• Tennis
• Washington State rallies to beat UO

OBITS

• Death notices
• Eugene Thomas Stone
• Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage dies at 58

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Eugene Thomas Stone

NATION & WORLD

• A band of brothers, renewed in a flag
• Boy accused of drugging teacher who yelled at him
• Charles Lindbergh completes solo flight across Atlantic in 1927
• Deadline passes for U.S. forces
• Embattled Japan utility chief resigns
• Final space shuttle launch set for July 8
• Gas prices painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Illegal immigrants’ children face hardships, study says
• In Spain, protesters rally a battered nation
• Lying ban unconstitutional, bogus war hero asserts
• Netanyahu rules out Israeli withdrawal to 1967 borders
• Obama praises CIA for bin Laden death
• Obama, Romney lead in fundraising
• Obama’s stance on Israel could cost him Jewish votes, analysts say
• Pawlenty to enter race on Monday
• Regulators find flaws in new reactors
• Report: Climate-change aid difficult to track
• Shell to spend $10B on natural gas rig
• Strauss-Kahn is released, but turned away from apartment
• The harrowing lives of housekeepers
• Thousands across Syria defy brutal crackdown
• Women’s health hinges on help with housework, study suggests

FEATURES

• At apocalypse central, preparing for what happens — or doesn’t
• Bend housing charity awarded $80K grant
• Charles Lindbergh completes solo flight across Atlantic in 1927
• Devoting his life to Risky Recoveries
• Faith healer has 86 wives — and counting
• ‘History Pub’ to be held at McMenamins
• John Paul II statue decried as ‘ugly’
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Redmond woman finalist in national bread competition
• Religion in Brief
• Who is doomsday prophet Harold Camping?
• Women’s health hinges on help with housework, study suggests

ENTERTAINMENT

• A band of brothers, renewed in a flag
• Community Calendar
• ‘History Pub’ to be held at McMenamins
• In D.C., Central Oregon WWII vets receive a ... Heroes' welcome
• Movie Times
• Redmond woman finalist in national bread competition
• When Jeong was on ‘Hangover II’ set, the doctor was in
• Winfrey still wound up as ‘Oprah’ winds down

OPINION

• Can you DIY without your dad?
• Don’t change speed limits
• From the Archives
• Give Greenlick his official state dirt
• Illegal means no license
• ‘Save the planet’ and the spotted owl have killed the jobs
• Teachers work for children

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A $30,000 car? That’s just average
• Gas prices painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Manager, mayor of Bend say focus is on economy
• Traffic safety push begins Monday
• Warm Springs man killed in rollover