May 15, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Accelerating the vision
• Adopt Me
• AG candidates trade last-minute political barbs
• Bend diabetic to serve 1 year for fatal crash
• Business Calendar
• Data center trouble downs state sites
• Eagle Point students return to class
• Embattled official’s son crusades against Lincoln County officials
• GOP kills civil union proposal in Colorado special session
• Hospitals coordinating critical care
• Industrial land plan clears a hurdle
• La Pine man accused of abuse
• Lane fire prevention program facing cuts
• Missing Bend man found
• Neighbors recall days leading up to woman’s suspicious asphyxiation
• New leader for Bend-La Pine
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log
• OSP: Stop nets 60 pounds of pot
• Pagination Test
• 2 petitions under way to help build casino near Portland
• Portland dog saved from sinkhole
• Portland lands a coveted flight route
• Potato truck crash closes I-5 lane
• Public school golf programs tee up at the chopping block
• Redmond tech center to break ground soon
• Renew your dog’s license — or get one
• RPA geography teacher honored
• St. Charles leader honored
• Suit accuses blogger of defamation
• Where to drop off your ballot today
• Your Pet

BUSINESS

• A voice processor that listens, then harmonizes
• Accelerating the vision
• Bank bosses said to ignore red flags
• Best Buy founder, chairman resigns
• Business Calendar
• Colleges begin to confront higher costs and student debt
• Community Calendar
• Dumpling cart finds big appetites in Bend
• Facebook IPO shares a tough buy for small investors
• Fiscal woes boomerang in California
• Industrial land plan clears a hurdle
• Instead of ruining computers, heat could soon power them
• Judge strikes down union rule
• News of Record: Deeds
• No severance for Yahoo CEO
• No sign of shareholder revolt against Dimon
• Obama, Romney scrap over jobs
• Portland lands a coveted flight route
• Questions over what NPR, writer Sedaris call nonfiction
• Redmond tech center to break ground soon
• St. Charles leader honored
• Washington city opens park to seasonal workers
• What happened at JPMorgan? And should you care?

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bike committee seeks member
• Closing time? Many ninth-inning pitchers already demoted
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cougs hold off Buffs in nonleague softball
• Cycling
• Football
• Former trainer testifies against Clemens
• Heat’s Bosh out indefinitely
• Hockey
• House of horseplay
• Local umpires to officiate at state
• Major League Baseball
• NASCAR nation: Stop hating on Danica
• National League roundup
• Nordic skiing
• On the Air
• Pets Calendar
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rangers shut out Devils in East finals opener
• Summit, Bend, Crook County all in mix at state tourneys
• Summit boys in contention in Class 5A
• Swimming
• Thunder blow out Lakers by 29 to start semifinals
• Youths

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Heymann’s best-selling biographies were often disputed
• Kelly Nicole Goff
• Lou Carolyn Shive

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Kelly Nicole Goff
• Lou Carolyn Shive

NATION & WORLD

• A voice processor that listens, then harmonizes
• Afghan market blast kills at least 7
• Amputees' once-unthinkable choice eases as artificial limbs improve
• Bank bosses said to ignore red flags
• Bedridden postal worker tells of noxious package from Yemen, but USPS is mum
• Best Buy founder, chairman resigns
• Colleges begin to confront higher costs and student debt
• Facebook IPO shares a tough buy for small investors
• Greek president pitching plan for new government
• Heymann’s best-selling biographies were often disputed
• In Mexico, a struggle to ID headless bodies
• Instead of ruining computers, heat could soon power them
• Judge strikes down union rule
• Jury deliberating in faith-healer trial
• No severance for Yahoo CEO
• No sign of shareholder revolt against Dimon
• Obama, Romney scrap over jobs
• Pakistan suggests NATO restart supplies
• Palestinian prisoners end hunger strike
• Portland lands a coveted flight route
• Private sector’s space race heats up with rocket bound for space station
• Questions over what NPR, writer Sedaris call nonfiction
• Syrians defy government to aid those trapped by fighting
• Today In History
• Washington city opens park to seasonal workers
• What happened at JPMorgan? And should you care?

FEATURES

• Dirty work or dress-up, the sunflower is ready
• Dumpling cart finds big appetites in Bend
• Eggs made easy, for a crowd
• In the kitchen with ... Bend-o Bento
• Keep it simple; keep it smart
• Navigating the nursery
• Oregon Encyclopedia Project grows
• Pancakes that aren't so flat (artistically)
• Portland lands a coveted flight route
• RPA geography teacher honored
• St. Charles leader honored
• Super charred soup
• Today In History
• When selling a house, paint should be spiffy

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Dumpling cart finds big appetites in Bend
• Local Movie Times
• Oregon Encyclopedia Project grows
• Questions over what NPR, writer Sedaris call nonfiction
• Saying farewell with grace, humor
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Be more respectful of others’ opinions
• ‘Obamacare’ will create overburdened health care system
• Police should ditch officer volunteer incentive program
• Questions answered on landfill gas project
• Telfer cares
• The Bulletin endorsements
• Why not cover Merkley?
• Why pay for public relations?