September 09, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bar suspends former AG aide for 30 days
• Bend DMV to close Oct. 6 for upgrades
• Bend solar company awarded $3.1M grant
• Burglar escaped after hoax, Bend police say
• Classic meal on classic wheels
• Construction to cause various road closures
• Correction
• Corrections
• 2 county judges will step down
• Deschutes, union reach deal after contract tweaks
• Dispatches
• Driver crashes into Gilchrist Post Office
• Dry conditions heighten fire restrictions
• Familiar faces likely on 2012 ballot
• Fire damages Bend home
• Helping kids understand
• Hermiston snack plant to hire 100 workers
• Let the heat relief flow
• Man critically hurt in motorcycle crash
• 2nd person in a week dies on Rogue River
• Network addresses special needs
• New details in teen’s abuse death
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Nike releases ‘Back to the Future’ shoe; proceeds to benefit Parkinson’s research
• Recent grads express importance of college
• Redmond boardings climb 4 percent in July
• Restaurant guide
• Stretching it in Central Oregon
• Supermoms more prone to depression
• Two hurt in crash on U.S. Highway 97
• Vote on neighborhood groups tabled
• Workshops to focus on stormwater use
• Wyden: U.S. solar industry in trouble
• Your family dot com

BUSINESS

• American doctors best paid in Western world
• Bend solar company awarded $3.1M grant
• Classic meal on classic wheels
• Deschutes, union reach deal after contract tweaks
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Google buys Zagat restaurant guide
• Google discloses energy usage
• Hot summer may stunt corn crop, increase prices
• Jammin Java Corp. — chaired by Marley’s son — faces SEC probe
• 6 million lose power in Calif., Ariz., Mexico
• Plan hinges on Social Security tax reduction
• Products with military branding serve to promote, profit forces
• Redmond boardings climb 4 percent in July
• Stretching it in Central Oregon
• Weight Watchers bests local doctors in study
• Workshops to focus on stormwater use
• Wyden: U.S. solar industry in trouble

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• American League roundup
• Arizona grounded in loss to No. 9 Oklahoma State
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bike crash wiped details; GPS data filled them in
• Colts QB Manning out after another neck surgery
• Cycling
• Ducks look to improve their running game
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• Hometown kid Trumbo leads Angels’ playoff push
• Madras volleyball rallies to open with win
• Major League Baseball
• MMA ‘Brawl’ set for Saturday night in Bend
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• OSU football event Saturday in Bend
• Packers top Saints to start season, 42-34
• Play resumes, but controversy reigns in New York
• Sisters ties Mazama in state title rematch
• Swinging into the void
• Youth swim club tryouts on tap

OBITS

• Co-Speaker Roblan’s son dies after illness
• Daniel Wayne Anderson
• Death notices
• Michael Hart, 64, e-book pioneer
• Winkie Irene Jewell

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Daniel Wayne Anderson
• Death notices
• Winkie Irene Jewell

NATION & WORLD

• A new look at the moon from 2 vantage points
• Agency may declare rare plant endangered
• American doctors best paid in Western world
• Bike crash wiped details; GPS data filled them in
• Continental Congress makes term ‘United States’ official in 1776
• Court rejects payments for child porn victim
• Deficit supercommittee starts work
• Federal court tosses health law challenges
• GM works to retool ‘Chevy Runs Deep’ advertisements
• Google buys Zagat restaurant guide
• Google discloses energy usage
• Hot summer may stunt corn crop, increase prices
• In shift, Ahmadinejad calls for end to Syrian crackdown
• Jammin Java Corp. — chaired by Marley’s son — faces SEC probe
• Lee drenches Northeast; 120,000 told to evacuate
• Medical data of 20,000 patients posted online
• 6 million lose power in Calif., Ariz., Mexico
• New Libyan government struggles to establish itself
• Obama seeks to invigorate the economy, his presidency
• Plan hinges on Social Security tax reduction
• Possible al-Qaida threat to D.C., NYC investigated
• Products with military branding serve to promote, profit forces
• Texas makes headway against fires
• Trooper shovels fish heads off I-5
• VW to roll out subcompact
• Weight Watchers bests local doctors in study
• Wyden: U.S. solar industry in trouble

FEATURES

• Classic meal on classic wheels
• Continental Congress makes term ‘United States’ official in 1776
• Stretching it in Central Oregon
• Teen support: New books aim to help baffled parents
• Weight Watchers bests local doctors in study

ENTERTAINMENT

• A clean-cut pursuit of pop stardom
• A play to think on
• Art exhibits
• ‘Avenue Q'
• Casting call Saturday for upcoming film
• Cool cat books for young cool cats
• Early-bird ticket price set for ‘Hard Times’
• Family Calendar
• Finn Riggins & Tartufi
• Ice cream, instruments at school open house
• Joan Osborne
• ‘Madden’ fumbles its season
• Maverick makeover
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Road warrior
• Sisters Folk Festival Highlights
• Sisters Folk Festival Schedule
• Story times, library youth events for Sept. 9-15
• The road to art begins at Atelier 6000
• This week: Things to do
• Upcoming concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Maverick makeover

OPINION

• Don’t sacrifice the real Bend for future of Juniper Ridge
• Douse the fires
• Food insecurity
• Hire surveyors, don’t appoint or elect them
• Top 10 list for the new Deschutes administrator

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend DMV to close Oct. 6 for upgrades
• Construction to cause various road closures
• GM works to retool ‘Chevy Runs Deep’ advertisements
• Man critically hurt in motorcycle crash
• Two hurt in crash on U.S. Highway 97
• VW to roll out subcompact