June 04, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Alabama set for toughest immigration law in nation
• Bend to pay $1.8M on debt for would-be city hall site
• Candle factory a guiding light for troubled youths in Oregon
• COCC hosting job fair in Redmond
• Correction
• Crook County loses appeal of $1M judgment for developer
• DA agrees to return all personnel files, e-mails
• 2 former lawyers for Tami Sawyer hit with complaint
• GL Solutions picks up Oregon contract
• Goal met. Hair off.
• In Oregon, parents are saying no to vaccination
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Pioneer Secondary Alternative
• Religion In Brief
• Road closures near COCC start June 13
• Sisters High School
• State OKs tuition increases
• What’s going up?

BUSINESS

• A clear vision for a dream house
• A stream of postcards, direct from your phone
• Bend to pay $1.8M on debt for would-be city hall site
• Bleak jobs report dampens hopes of recovery
• COCC hosting job fair in Redmond
• Crook County loses appeal of $1M judgment for developer
• GL Solutions picks up Oregon contract
• Gmail hacking draws FBI interest
• Madras Cinema 5 theater is now open
• Sony confirms latest hacker intrusion, seeks FBI investigation
• Wal-Mart unveils format for its smallest store yet
• What’s going up?
• World’s oldest Champagne sells for $78,400 at auction
• Would you like a job with that?

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• As series heads to Dallas, will Miami’s collapse carry over?
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Elks lose in WCL season opener
• Big names galore at today’s Prefontaine Classic in Eugene
• Canucks, Bruins show creativity can win Cup
• Federer ends Djokovic’s unbeaten run
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• Obama, Boehner set for golf date
• On the Air
• Opening night
• Oregon State rallies to win opener in NCAA regional
• Players ask appeals court to lift lockout
• Soccer
• Softball
• Stricker's ace lifts him to lead at Memorial
• Young players could be key for U.S. women

OBITS

• Death notices
• Dr. Jack Kevorkian, 83, backed assisted suicide
• ‘Gunsmoke’ actor James Arness dies at 88
• Pamela K. Pam Ross
• Sammy Ofer, Israeli business tycoon

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Pamela K. Pam Ross

NATION & WORLD

• A ‘Good Book," absent God, about the nature of ‘good’
• Bleak jobs report dampens hopes of recovery
• Congress backs suffrage amendment in 1919
• Edwards indicted
• Ex-Mossad chief sounds alarm on top Israeli leaders
• Gmail hacking draws FBI interest
• House rebukes Obama over Libya
• Infirm but Defiant, Mladic calls genocide charges ‘obnoxious'
• Kidnapped girl showed resilience
• Mexican volcano spews ash, but just for show
• Obama, Boehner set for golf date
• On the sidelines, a decade of steering the Democrats
• Saddam’s hometown under seige
• Sony confirms latest hacker intrusion, seeks FBI investigation
• This was a year for the tea party. Will 2012 see a religious revival?
• U.S. reassures public amid E. coli outbreak in Europe
• Wal-Mart unveils format for its smallest store yet
• World’s oldest Champagne sells for $78,400 at auction
• Would you like a job with that?
• WWII documentary honors casualties of Omaha Beach
• 44 years for Yale student's killer
• Yemen"s war intensifies

FEATURES

• A ‘Good Book," absent God, about the nature of ‘good’
• Charities collecting wheelchairs, canes
• Coffee break: Deschutes renews free rent for cafe in courthouse
• Congress backs suffrage amendment in 1919
• Goal met. Hair off.
• In Oregon, parents are saying no to vaccination
• Religion In Brief
• This was a year for the tea party. Will 2012 see a religious revival?
• U.S. reassures public amid E. coli outbreak in Europe
• World’s oldest Champagne sells for $78,400 at auction

ENTERTAINMENT

• A ‘Good Book," absent God, about the nature of ‘good’
• Budget cuts force out ‘We Deliver’ program
• Charities collecting wheelchairs, canes
• Coffee break: Deschutes renews free rent for cafe in courthouse
• ‘Gunsmoke’ actor James Arness dies at 88
• Lynch of ‘Glee’ picked to host the Primetime Emmy Awards
• Madras Cinema 5 theater is now open
• ‘Men of a Certain Age’ a rare gem
• Movie Times
• Would you like a job with that?
• WWII documentary honors casualties of Omaha Beach

RESTAURANTS

• Coffee break: Deschutes renews free rent for cafe in courthouse

OPINION

• A pay raise? Now?
• Appropriate punishment
• Caring and foreign policy
• From the Archives
• Please report suspected animal abuse to the authorities
• Smart idea: Keep tuition in school

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Road closures near COCC start June 13