November 01, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A corgi known by many names
• Anti-coal group stages ‘zombie’ march on banks
• Assault suspect falls into police custody
• Bend gets a $2.2M billing surprise
• Bend High teen, ‘a wonderful kid,’ dies in car crash
• Cain denies harassment, but his responses vary
• Car break-ins over weekend
• Chilly, dark days to follow Northeast storm
• Consumers still spending
• Deschutes ready to OK land study
• Fertilizer spill slows I-5 near Tualatin
• Filmmaker Michael Moore visits Occupy Portland
• Firm buys BOTC loan portfolio
• Heater fire damages home
• Helping hands for growing population of feral cats
• Hillsboro’s ‘Moss Man’ arrested in Michigan
• Hit-and-run civil lawsuit to await results of criminal trial
• Less driving in Eugene; what’s driving the dip?
• Little kitten needs more than mittens
• Man held in alleged sniper attack plot
• Natural gas bills to decline
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Officials voicing concerns over BLM proposal
• Parents get 75 months in newborn’s death
• Patient vintners rewarded with late ‘miracle harvest’
• Pets Calendar
• Police seek Madras shooting suspect
• Prescribed burns slated this week
• Ranch dogs photo gallery
• ‘Smartest, toughest dogs'
• Stiegler seeks seat on circuit court bench
• The studs go on

BUSINESS

• Car break-ins over weekend
• Co-authoring content-sharing law secures Wyden a Pioneer Award
• Consumers still spending
• Deschutes ready to OK land study
• Entrepreneur brings thriving coffee concept from Australia
• Filling a tall order
• Firm buys BOTC loan portfolio
• Google pushes further into the TV landscape
• Missing funds prompt inquiry
• Natural gas bills to decline
• New Sony headset will provide a more personal 3-D experience
• News of Record: Deeds
• N.Y. Fed didn’t push for concessions in AIG deal, GAO says
• Our numbers are growing, but what about our resources?
• Patient vintners rewarded with late ‘miracle harvest’
• Prescribed burns slated this week
• Solyndra auction brings out the bargain hunters
• Twitter and TV get close

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers coach is moving forward with own players
• Cards’ La Russa smart enough to go out on top
• Chicago’s OT goal leads to win over Nashville
• Chiefs win in OT after Chargers’ late fumble
• Coach says Seahawks frustrated by 2-5 start
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Ducks’ dominance takes bite out of rivalry
• Football
• Game week arrives for Alabama-LSU
• Hockey
• Iron will
• NFL sets new mark for 20-point comebacks with five this season
• On the Air
• Prep sports
• Running
• Sabathia stays with Yankees
• Snow sports
• Softball

OBITS

• Adell Eloise Black
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• John Jack L. Graham
• Joyce Clifford utilized ‘primary nursing’ to expand role of nurses in treatment

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Adell Eloise Black
• Death notices
• John Jack L. Graham

NATION & WORLD

• A study aims to pinpoint why we hate certain sounds
• A tumor is no clearer in hindsight
• Airstrike kills Somali refugees
• 76 arrested in drug ring traced to U.S. from Mexico
• Catholic groups growing more irate at Obama
• European crisis claims first significant casualty in U.S.
• FBI videos detail activities of Russian spies
• Happenings today
• Jackson doctor undecided on taking the stand
• Joyce Clifford utilized ‘primary nursing’ to expand role of nurses in treatment
• NATO ends 7-month Libya campaign
• Palestinians gain full UNESCO status
• Raucous trial is a test of Haiti’s legal system
• Syria is accused of kidnapping 4 dissidents
• Tensions mount in Kyrgyzstan vote
• Today
• Updating the military ration
• Washingtonians to vote on privatized liquor

FEATURES

• Chilled treat
• Community Calendar
• For fall, chefs tuck in to squash
• In California, an Eden of self-creation and dreams
• Roasted garlic's many guises — all good
• Take care to pick the proper plant for fall pruning
• The farmhouse at the end of the rainbow
• To Greece in a casserole shortcut

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Entrepreneur brings thriving coffee concept from Australia
• Filling a tall order
• Local Movie Times
• Poinsettia sales help youth choir
• Shakespeare festival role taking teen to California
• Walsh would rather forget

OPINION

• Americans Elect a novel idea, but Congress is the better target
• Bend can afford to help out
• Bend-La Pine taxpayers would fund necessities
• Privatized team sports may work for Redmond
• 9-9-9 should be 99.9