September 23, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• 2 armed men hold up Bend pizza restaurant
• Central Oregon hay in demand
• Cities conference in Bend
• COCC Crook County campus gets grant
• Construction set at Empire, Third streets
• Correction
• Corrections
• Costume swap Oct. 1
• Domo arigato, it’s a robot-o for kids
• ‘Enormous’ meth bust in Madras: 35 pounds seized on charter bus
• 6 entrepreneurs make cut for concept stage of venture conference
• Former bank manager gets 6 years for stealing funds
• It"s a woolly job, but someone's gotta do it
• Join 4-H, imagine, learn
• Make Roots Habit
• Man arrested for trespassing at Bend High
• Metro may buy site near Willamette Falls
• Mountain biker rescued
• New boat for sheriff
• News of Record: Police Log
• No help for seniors now ineligible for property tax deferral
• Options for little skiers
• Personnel costs will run over budget, state says
• Petition aims to stop pot policing in Bend
• Portland City Council backs ‘living building’
• Proposal calls for fewer roads, more trails
• Restaurant guide
• Safety sting planned along Highway 20
• SAT scores outpace state, nation
• Show off your best Halloween costume
• State regulators want increased scrutiny, public opinion on health insurance rates
• Story times, library youth events today through Sept. 29
• Suspect held in burglary and robbery
• Unclaimed iPod leads to child porn charge
• Union clashes getting costly, officials say
• Why it’s hard to fall asleep sometimes
• Wildfire near Culver grows to 300 acres
• With timber payments set to expire, new logging plan sought

BUSINESS

• Arizona man charged in Sony Pictures data breach
• Boeing loses orders for new 747-8
• Census: Americans struggling to rebound after recession
• Central Oregon hay in demand
• China trade deficit has high jobs cost
• Dispatches
• 6 entrepreneurs make cut for concept stage of venture conference
• Facebook aims to define users’ online identities
• First Solar won’t meet deadline for U.S. loan
• Hewlett-Packard hands Whitman a herculean task
• Irish economy grows more than expected
• It"s a woolly job, but someone's gotta do it
• Lawyer defends role in SEC Madoff case
• More offices letting workers choose their own technology
• Nike profit up 15 percent
• Senators call for inquiry into China’s technology ‘shakedowns’
• Stocks slip day after Fed’s stimulus news
• With timber payments set to expire, new logging plan sought

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend boys soccer tops Crook County
• Bradley takes lead in Atlanta
• Busy Cowgirls sweep Lava Bears on road
• Crossing the country on just two wheels
• Flagline Trail Fest: Race by race
• Football
• Home games abound for Central Oregon squads
• In the NFL, it’s always open season on the hurt guys
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• Northwest Pro Rodeo finals set for Prineville
• Red Sox still have edge for wild card despite flop
• Runner's high
• Runners to watch
• So long, summer
• Solheim Cup teammates are more alike than at first glance
• Spectators’ guide for the Flagline 50K
• Stewart in the thick of title race
• Wambach scores twice in U.S. women’s win in Portland

OBITS

• A. Richard Turner, expert who revealed Leonardo
• Katherine Mary Mahoney
• Kurt Sanderling, 98, led music under Soviet rule

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Katherine Mary Mahoney

NATION & WORLD

• A Hail-Mary pass as clock winds down
• A magnet for women? Try a deep male voice
• Ahmadinejad denounces U.S.; diplomats walk out
• Arizona man charged in Sony Pictures data breach
• ‘Bloody Sunday’ kin to get compensation
• Boeing loses orders for new 747-8
• Cease-fire in Yemen may be falling apart
• Census: Americans struggling to rebound after recession
• China trade deficit has high jobs cost
• Crossing the country on just two wheels
• Dozens hurt by bombs in capital of Dagestan
• Evidence of faster-than-light neutrinos puzzles scientists
• Execution offers no closure to death-penalty debate
• Facebook aims to define users’ online identities
• Falling satellite captures the popular imagination
• First Solar won’t meet deadline for U.S. loan
• For-profit colleges got $1B in veterans benefits
• Hewlett-Packard hands Whitman a herculean task
• House passes $3.7B disaster aid
• In Europe, a chorus of outrage
• Irish economy grows more than expected
• Kurt Sanderling, 98, led music under Soviet rule
• Lawyer defends role in SEC Madoff case
• Lewis and Clark return to St. Louis in 1806
• More offices letting workers choose their own technology
• Mullen says Pakistani spies are tied to U.S. Embassy raid
• New leader elected for Israel’s Labor Party
• Nike profit up 15 percent
• Perry and Romney come out swinging
• Pope warns Germans not to ignore religion
• Senators call for inquiry into China’s technology ‘shakedowns’
• Stocks slip day after Fed’s stimulus news

FEATURES

• Dispatches
• 6 entrepreneurs make cut for concept stage of venture conference
• Happily unmarried
• Lewis and Clark return to St. Louis in 1806
• Nike profit up 15 percent
• Oh, boy, Dad, it's time to talk about girl stuff
• Pope warns Germans not to ignore religion

ENTERTAINMENT

• A powerhouse on ice
• ‘Abduction’ has its moments
• Art exhibits
• Bend Roots Revival schedule
• Cat Call adds ‘Chicago’ matinee
• Celebrating roots and rhythm
• Disney series shakes up tween fashion
• Don't miss ...
• Hank III returns to Bend’s Domino Room
• It’s plein to see Indian Ford artistry
• Kartsounes at Roots and McMenamins
• Luck of the Irish
• Make Roots Habit
• Movie times
• Music releases
• Nike profit up 15 percent
• Out of town
• Parents' Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Sunriver Music Fest ticket sales see boost
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The sounds of Middle-earth
• This week: Things to do
• Upcoming concerts
• Windance house hosts Mare Wakefield

RESTAURANTS

• Luck of the Irish

OPINION

• Buy ‘Made in America’
• ‘Internet Sabbath’ can give families a refreshing break
• Only 800 benefit
• Public records law needs improvement
• Redmond kitchen open
• Taxpayers need to know more about principal
• Vote them out

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A Hail-Mary pass as clock winds down
• Construction set at Empire, Third streets