July 27, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend knitting shop relocates to West Side
• Bend Parkway fire scorches two acres
• Bend stores holding summer sidewalk sale
• BMC rejoining Central Oregon Independent Practice Assn.
• Business Calendar
• Buying from bins can save bucks
• Cascade Bancorp posts $2M profit
• COCC hopes parking lot additions will ease traffic
• Correction
• Corrections
• Deschutes with a view
• Final Bend union approves contract
• Last 3 flea markets scheduled in Bend
• Neighbors hope death of cyclist serves as a wake-up call
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• NOAA grants sea lions a reprieve
• On patrol in Afghanistan: the unsuspecting gnome
• Police release accident information
• Police warn of wildlife on roadways
• PV Powered helps parent company earn profit
• Roundabout reroute off to a smooth start
• RV battery thefts likely isolated, police say
• Warm Springs man killed in shooting
• With Wu leaving, the field to replace him takes shape
• Wu will leave House after debt cap crisis

BUSINESS

• Babbitt calls GOP plan ‘giveaway’ of public land
• Bend framer holding clearance sale
• Bend knitting shop relocates to West Side
• Bend stores holding summer sidewalk sale
• BMC rejoining Central Oregon Independent Practice Assn.
• Business Calendar
• Buying from bins can save bucks
• California utility opposes practice of water banking
• Cascade Bancorp posts $2M profit
• Cloned trees shown to adapt
• Community Events Calendar
• Consumers more confident in July
• Correction
• Facing obstacles, GOP delays vote on debt plan
• Final Bend union approves contract
• Fox to limit next-day streaming on Hulu
• Housing mania hits default central, USA
• Last 3 flea markets scheduled in Bend
• Law on foreign bribes is murky
• Lightening a heavy workload with help of a virtual assistant
• McDonald’s to trim fat in Happy Meals
• Meetings indicate British officials’ links to Murdochs
• PV Powered helps parent company earn profit
• Solar cells thin as a piece of paper offer renewable energy promise
• U.S. Postal Service may close 10% of its retail locations
• Warren to leave consumer post
• What a good rsum can and can’t achieve

SPORTS

• A warm chair
• American League roundup
• Aspen Lakes
• Baseball
• Bend South moves on at state tourney
• College sports
• Elks win nonleague contest in 11 innings
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Jeret Peterson, 29, Olympic silver medalist, kills himself
• Kerr looking for victory on Carnoustie links
• Locally
• Locked-out Love headed to a new court
• LPGA TOUR
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• New boss, old QB
• On the Air
• Oregon’s woes loom over Pac-12’s media debut
• Scoreboard
• Small step leads to large boast from amateur golfer
• Source: Seahawks bringing in new QB
• Swimming
• Utah, Colorado officially arrive

OBITS

• Athena Marie Wolff
• Beatrice Jennie Pray
• Dan Peek, 60, of rock band America
• Daniel Hemperly Heierman Sr.
• Death notices
• Jason Lee Mooney
• Jeret Peterson, 29, Olympic silver medalist, kills himself
• Milton Gwirtzman, author and confidant to Kennedys

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Athena Marie Wolff
• Beatrice Jennie Pray
• Daniel Hemperly Heierman Sr.
• Death notices
• Jason Lee Mooney

NATION & WORLD

• Babbitt calls GOP plan ‘giveaway’ of public land
• California utility opposes practice of water banking
• Cheating revelations may undermine efforts to improve education
• Cloned trees shown to adapt
• Consumers more confident in July
• Facing obstacles, GOP delays vote on debt plan
• Fox to limit next-day streaming on Hulu
• Housing mania hits default central, USA
• In 1940, Bugs Bunny debuts in ‘A Wild Hare’
• Land mines slow Libyan rebels’ march toward Tripoli
• Law on foreign bribes is murky
• Lightening a heavy workload with help of a virtual assistant
• McDonald’s to trim fat in Happy Meals
• Meetings indicate British officials’ links to Murdochs
• Milton Gwirtzman, author and confidant to Kennedys
• Mubarak refuses to eat, says doctor
• Negotiators nearing deal on fuel economy standards
• Solar cells thin as a piece of paper offer renewable energy promise
• Some Vermont workers object to plan to ax bottled water
• Suspect in Norway attacks is probably ‘insane,’ lawyer says
• U.S. Postal Service may close 10% of its retail locations
• Warren to leave consumer post
• What a good rsum can and can’t achieve
• Wu will leave House after debt cap crisis

FEATURES

• BMC rejoining Central Oregon Independent Practice Assn.
• Bright colors popular again
• Buying from bins can save bucks
• From ‘Dr. Claw’ to Cooking Channel
• In 1940, Bugs Bunny debuts in ‘A Wild Hare’
• McDonald’s to trim fat in Happy Meals

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend framer holding clearance sale
• ‘Burn Notice’ actress Anwar has ‘hard time’ with show’s violence
• Community Events Calendar
• Dan Peek, 60, of rock band America
• Fox to limit next-day streaming on Hulu
• Having a hand in pop art
• McDonald’s to trim fat in Happy Meals
• Movie Times
• Paul expects heads will roll in AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’

OPINION

• Californians merit blame
• Staxx Bros. defend lyrics
• Tax the wealthy
• 9th U.S. Circuit’s harmful discharge
• The sound of a healthy and vibrant downtown
• Today is the right day for Oregonians to quit smoking
• Votes on balanced budget

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend Parkway fire scorches two acres
• COCC hopes parking lot additions will ease traffic
• Highway 20 reopened in both directions
• Negotiators nearing deal on fuel economy standards
• Neighbors hope death of cyclist serves as a wake-up call
• Police warn of wildlife on roadways
• Roundabout reroute off to a smooth start