September 20, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Ape for veggies
• Bend meth dealer gets 120 months
• Business Calendar
• Campus project to show solar (and tax credit) power in Oregon
• Cookies worthy of the stars
• Eat it while it’s sweet
• Health authority working out overhaul details
• Highway 26 reopened
• Kanner evaluations show praise, friction
• Kids’ pond lures adult anglers
• Little Sukie ready to play with you
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Nutrition class focuses on meals to go
• 3-pawed Julia doesn’t slow down
• Pets calendar
• Powell Butte farmer crushed by machine
• Salazar: Dam removal will cost far less
• Search for DMV location renewed
• Top of the term to ye
• Well shot! WORKSHOP: Cellphone pics
• What’s next for Newport, NOAA?

BUSINESS

• After recent discoveries, focus is on oil in the Americas
• Airbus raises forecast for commercial aircraft demand
• Authorities struggle to enforce farmworker heat laws
• Business Calendar
• Campus project to show solar (and tax credit) power in Oregon
• Cookies worthy of the stars
• 10 dead in Nevada crash shared love of aviation
• Decoding the wide variations in appraisals of a single home
• Deposits are soaring, but banks don’t want to store your dollars
• FTC proposes stronger online privacy protections for preteens
• Greece must speed up cuts, officials warn
• Homebuilder confidence falls
• How to spot a golden flimflam
• Layoff fears grow as economy falters
• Netflix split causes more customer frustration
• New online music service doesn’t quite hit the spot
• New spaceship factory completed in California
• News of Record: Deeds
• Safety at SeaWorld questioned in OSHA hearing
• Search for DMV location renewed
• Small-town chatter: online and vicious
• Solyndra investors sought for questioning
• To end a banking relationship, don’t just walk away
• Tyco splitting itself into 3 companies

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Boating
• Cancer on the run
• Community Scoreboard
• Empty tank ruins Johnson’s race
• Football
• In hard-scrabble corner of Colombia, dreams of European cycling glory
• Major League Baseball
• Manning throws two TDs to lead Giants over Rams
• National League roundup
• No. 10 Ducks bid preseason goodbye
• On the Air
• Panthers’ Newton exceeds expectations
• Prep volleyball
• "To finish is to win"
• Rodeo
• Rugby
• Running
• She’s going the distance
• Sisters grad McCaffrey gets Big Sky honor
• Stewart opens Chase with first victory of season
• Track and field
• What do we learn from conference realignment talks?
• With Tiger already a pick, U.S. captain Couples in a pickle
• Yankees’ Rivera stands alone after notching a record 602nd save
• Young stayed with Rangers, posts one of best years

OBITS

• Bob Hope’s philanthropist widow dies
• Death notices
• Jannis Carroll (Anderson) Bolken
• Katherine Mary Mahoney
• Michael Mathew Breen
• Silicon Valley semiconductor pioneer Julius Blank dies at 86
• Wanda Maxine Willson Webb
• Ziggy creator dies at 80

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jannis Carroll (Anderson) Bolken
• Katherine Mary Mahoney
• Michael Mathew Breen
• Wanda Maxine Willson Webb

NATION & WORLD

• After recent discoveries, focus is on oil in the Americas
• Airbus raises forecast for commercial aircraft demand
• Authorities struggle to enforce farmworker heat laws
• Britain announces terror arrests
• 28 dead in 2nd day of Yemen clashes
• 10 dead in Nevada crash shared love of aviation
• Decoding the wide variations in appraisals of a single home
• Deposits are soaring, but banks don’t want to store your dollars
• FBI: violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• FTC proposes stronger online privacy protections for preteens
• Gasoline prices edging lower
• Greece must speed up cuts, officials warn
• Himalayan region scrambles in quake’s aftermath
• Homebuilder confidence falls
• How to spot a golden flimflam
• In hard-scrabble corner of Colombia, dreams of European cycling glory
• Layoff fears grow as economy falters
• Martin Luther King Jr. stabbed at book signing in 1958
• Military prepped for end to ‘don’t ask’
• Military retirees may face cuts to benefits
• Netflix split causes more customer frustration
• New online music service doesn’t quite hit the spot
• New spaceship factory completed in California
• Obama drops compromise for confrontation
• Obama signals new hard line on debt relief
• Safety at SeaWorld questioned in OSHA hearing
• Small-town chatter: online and vicious
• Snakes, hunger stalk Pakistan flood victims
• Solyndra investors sought for questioning
• To end a banking relationship, don’t just walk away
• Tyco splitting itself into 3 companies

FEATURES

• A tasty tart, however messy
• Cookies worthy of the stars
• Easy tips for quality home care
• Iconic eatery serves Bend for 75 years
• Jalapenos and cumin add edge to corn
• Martin Luther King Jr. stabbed at book signing in 1958
• Mom’s peach cake tasty even to the traditionalists
• Ship cabins inspire budget home design
• Small-town chatter: online and vicious
• The Colonial vegetable patch
• Tied and true
• Tomatoes: Can with caution
• 3 toppings give super sliders extra oomph

ENTERTAINMENT

• Future rodeo queens must apply by today
• HBO doc tells history of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
• Iconic eatery serves Bend for 75 years
• Murder By Death show moves to Domino Room
• Netflix split causes more customer frustration
• New online music service doesn’t quite hit the spot
• Prehistoric beaver teeth found near John Day Fossil Beds

RESTAURANTS

• Iconic eatery serves Bend for 75 years

OPINION

• Americans deserve better
• Central Oregon needs a unified economic recovery strategy
• Elections are bought
• Redistricting process does not need fixing
• Rethinking Trust a sad necessity
• Wear alert bracelets
• Why aren’t birds adapting?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Gasoline prices edging lower