August 26, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• After Middle East trip, Merkley says he's less optimistic about Afghanistan
• Arrest in Corvallis mosque fire
• Bend Research plans new collaboration
• Bend-La Pine board members to visit schools individually
• Boy pulled from ocean released from hospital
• Cleanup of grounded barge winding down
• Crash kills driver near Madras
• Deschutes to resubmit contract
• 14 drivers are cited in safety operation
• Former officer gets extra month in jail
• G5 makes Inc. 500 list for the third year in a row
• Juniper Swim & Fitness hires new manager
• Klamath Tribes fete 25 years of restored rights
• Meeting set to discuss 3rd Street project
• Newberg hotel evacuated after blast
• Newlyweds awaken to find gifts stolen
• News of Record: Police Log
• No charges to be filed in shooting by Warm Springs officer
• Obesity, drug use are top concerns for kids
• 2 people arrested in Madras drug bust
• Portland police kill pit bull near bus stop
• Redmond School District announces interim principal
• Restaurant guide
• Search resumes for airport manager
• Several fires sparked after lightning storm
• Sisters is changing its bidding process
• Union echoes complaints against Kanner
• Valuing the invaluable
• Wanted felon leads Bend police on chase

BUSINESS

• At Apple, new CEO has a tough act to follow
• Bend Research plans new collaboration
• Buffett to invest $5B in BofA
• Deschutes to resubmit contract
• Family Calendar
• G5 makes Inc. 500 list for the third year in a row
• Juniper Swim & Fitness hires new manager
• Lager beer’s missing link located in Patagonia
• Low rates squeezing cash savers — and the economy?
• Lululemon closes Bend showroom
• Make their tea party cuter
• Mt. Bachelor to get $3.5M in upgrades
• Search resumes for airport manager
• Sisters is changing its bidding process
• Starbucks CEO debuts website to help break economic ‘cycle of fear’
• Union echoes complaints against Kanner
• You can’t go wrong with these German indulgences

SPORTS

• A stand-up adventure
• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Cycling
• End of the road draws near for coast-to-coast cyclist
• Football
• Frazar leads at Barclays as players’ focus turns to Irene
• From brink of disaster, Angels are back in playoff hunt
• Hockey
• Juniper offers preschool program
• Leipheimer wins stage, regains lead at Colorado race
• Major League Baseball
• Motor sports
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Phillies relying on role players in addition to stars and aces
• Ready to take on the world?
• Running
• Scoreboard
• Sports
• Tennis
• T’wolves’ Love exits early in beach volleyball debut
• UO’s James expects even better in 2011

OBITS

• Death notices
• Peggy Sawyer
• Shanon J. Wodskow

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Peggy Sawyer
• Shanon J. Wodskow

NATION & WORLD

• A cowboy clich
• After Middle East trip, Merkley says he's less optimistic about Afghanistan
• Astronomers saw black hole consuming star
• At Apple, new CEO has a tough act to follow
• Buffett to invest $5B in BofA
• CIA demands cuts to ex-FBI agent’s memoir on 9/11
• Explorers scramble to build vessel to reach Mariana Trench, the Earth’s deepest point
• In 1958, Alaskans vote for statehood
• In Britain, talks of limiting social media
• In reversal, GOP hammered for opposing payroll tax cut
• India to consider activist’s anticorruption bill
• Japan’s prime minister says he will resign
• 9 killed as Gaza, Israel exchange fire
• Lager beer’s missing link located in Patagonia
• Low rates squeezing cash savers — and the economy?
• ‘Nightmare’ scenario on East Coast
• Political cartoonist badly beaten in Syria
• Rebels target Gadhafi’s last strongholds
• Report: Vaccine hazards are few and far between
• Starbucks CEO debuts website to help break economic ‘cycle of fear’
• The new norm: extreme weather

FEATURES

• In 1958, Alaskans vote for statehood
• Juniper Swim & Fitness hires new manager
• Lager beer’s missing link located in Patagonia
• Lululemon closes Bend showroom
• The ‘chore war’ is not over

ENTERTAINMENT

• A look at where some locals are playing
• A stunning work of art
• Art exhibits
• Art in the High Desert
• Country comfort
• Family Calendar
• Flying high in Central Oregon
• Forsooth, it is Shakespeare !
• It takes two
• Lee Brice brings country to Bend
• Lululemon closes Bend showroom
• Mt. Bachelor to get $3.5M in upgrades
• Nathan Leigh plays The Sound Garden
• Of time and art
• Opening up
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Parrilla hosts Hurtbird, Brothers Young
• Planning ahead
• Saying farewell
• Story times, library youth events for Aug. 26-Sept. 1
• This week: Things to do
• Upcoming concerts
• Will an American beat the ‘Ninja Warrior’ course?

RESTAURANTS

• Country comfort

OPINION

• A tricky payday for strapped consumers
• All drivers should pay to use roads
• Buffett’s sacrifice only a start
• Challenges ahead are huge for Lybia’s triumphant rebels

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Meeting set to discuss 3rd Street project