August 19, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend Duck Store to move across town
• Bend marketing firm sold to Va. company
• Bend roundabout to reopen Aug. 25
• Bend transients’ cook fire starts brush fire
• Business Calendar
• Charging stations expand to rural sites
• Climber rescued from site of teen’s fatal fall
• Dispatches
• Dungeness crab haul is 2nd-most valuable
• Homeless program draws ire
• Man who threw rocks at girls is released
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon businesses get energy grants
• Police explode suspect device in Portland park
• Restauraant guide
• Salem shutters cancer patient’s garage sales
• Signup ends today for government class
• Summit 1031 partner loses CPA license

BUSINESS

• Bend Duck Store to move across town
• Bend marketing firm sold to Va. company
• Bottoms up at Bend Brewfest
• Business Calendar
• Customers feeling the effects of Verizon strike
• Dispatches
• 3 European nations seek collateral on bailouts
• Family Calendar
• HP may spin off PC business
• IBM pursues computer chips that mimic brains
• Local X-TAPs and beers of note
• Manufacturing camp introduces girls to new career opportunities
• Oregon businesses get energy grants
• Summit 1031 partner loses CPA license

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beaver fans can buy prime parking pass for OSU games
• Eugene’s Quinney tied for lead in Wyndham
• Mixed martial arts
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Pac-12’s commish, those connected to USC react to Miami investigation
• Playing in Oregon, Norway’s Pettersen talks about tragedy in her home country
• Portland honors Sabonis after his Hall of Fame enshrinement
• President of UCI thinks ‘golden era’ is on tap for cycling
• Roller hockey tournament this weekend in Bend
• Tennis

OBITS

• Death notices
• Edie Wasserman, 95, fervent philanthropist
• Gualtiero Jacopetti, ‘Mondo Cane’ filmmaker
• Marian Ruth Wright
• Pierre Louis Inghels

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Marian Ruth Wright
• Pierre Louis Inghels

NATION & WORLD

• After fatal attacks, Israel bombs Gaza
• Analysts ratchet down ’11 auto sales forecasts
• Assad must go, Obama says
• Cancer’s secrets come into sharper focus
• Cloudy with a chance of bubbles
• Convertible sales slip as car buyers opt for more glass
• Critics target Obama’s vacation
• Customers feeling the effects of Verizon strike
• Deadly twin blasts rattle British Council
• Drug found to extend the lives of obese mice
• Edie Wasserman, 95, fervent philanthropist
• 3 European nations seek collateral on bailouts
• Gualtiero Jacopetti, ‘Mondo Cane’ filmmaker
• Hitler given sole executive power in 1934
• IBM pursues computer chips that mimic brains
• Indian activist wins right to fast in public, prepares to leave jail
• Libyan rebels seize control of oil refinery
• Manufacturing camp introduces girls to new career opportunities
• Obama moves to regain mantle of campaigner
• Oregon businesses get energy grants
• Perry, Romney offer a stark contrast on jobs
• Protesters question cost of visit
• Russian democracy, dead at 20
• Turkish warplanes hit Kurdish targets in Iraq
• U.S. automakers slipping in consumer popularity
• White House to suspend many deportations

FEATURES

• Bottoms up at Bend Brewfest
• Day care change can be toughest on the parents
• Hitler given sole executive power in 1934
• Local X-TAPs and beers of note

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art exhibits
• Bend’s old standby
• Bottoms up at Bend Brewfest
• City Hall seeks artists for new show
• Explore a twisted new world
• Family Calendar
• Family in brief
• Jared Mees and band come to McMenamins
• Jay Tablet celebrates b-day with BBQ, show
• Kindergartners invited to area library events
• Kottonmouth Kings in Dirtball’s home turf
• Local X-TAPs and beers of note
• Munch & Movies returns!
• Museum event set for Saturday evening
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Plenty to see and hear at Angeline’s Bakery
• Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside return
• Story times, library youth events for Aug. 19-25
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The Ramblers are living the GoodLife
• This week: Things to do
• Up for a drive? See Blame Sally in Kimberly
• Upcoming concerts
• Welcome the Flask home from Warped
• What are the stars watching? Betty White, Michael C. Hall and others reveal their must-watch shows

RESTAURANTS

• Bend’s old standby

OPINION

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Analysts ratchet down ’11 auto sales forecasts
• Bend roundabout to reopen Aug. 25
• Convertible sales slip as car buyers opt for more glass
• U.S. automakers slipping in consumer popularity