May 29, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A lesson in remembrance
• Age Wide Open
• Building services targeted
• Conservative group attracts controversy — and 22 lawmakers
• Couple has business model nailed down
• Downtown Ashland may be off-limits to repeat offenders
• For sale: home with a violent past
• La Pine dispute ends peacefully
• Memorial Day service focuses on Vietnam veterans
• Morrow juries to use video conferencing
• News of Record: Deeds
• Plan for homeless haven upsets church’s neighbors
• Saxon's heist was the last for brazen jewel thieves
• Saxotech Pagination Example
• Search resumes for missing pilot
• Sheriff IDs driver in fatal accident
• Standoff ends in apparent suicide
• Students forge link with Coast Guard ship
• Swimmer rescued at Hagg Lake
• Tsunami debris cleanup to rely on volunteers
• University considers Redmond campus
• UO study links water, healthy food choices
• Well shot! Reader photos

BUSINESS

• Banks won’t need rescue, PM says
• Building services targeted
• Business Calendar
• Chasing online word of mouth
• Couple has business model nailed down
• For sale: home with a violent past
• Goodbye to Windows Live (and whatever it meant)
• Homebuilders see signs of a recovering market
• Kraft Foods names company
• Labor board member resigns
• News of Record: Deeds
• RIM losing senior executive
• Startup airlines face big hurdles
• U.S. winds down longer benefits for the jobless
• Wyden set to assume leadership role on key committee

SPORTS

• A sweet history
• Almost out for the season, Devils’ Zajac in Cup finals
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Before London, shooter serves in war zone
• Bend, Summit to play in semifinals
• Boxing
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling
• Fencing champ won a record 39 Olympic and world medals
• In a tough economy, club members learn to swing more than just an iron
• James scores 32 as Heat run past Celtics in Game 1
• Kickball
• Lacrosse
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• No. 1 Azarenka overcomes terrible start to win at French
• On the Air
• Soccer
• Stevens wins Boise race, stakes claim to U.S. Olympic berth
• Tennis
• Track and field

OBITS

• Deaths elsewhere
• Fencing champ won a record 39 Olympic and world medals

NATION & WORLD

• Annan arrives in Syria, seeking to salvage peace
• Babies’ hunger to learn shows ‘Goldilocks effect’
• Banks won’t need rescue, PM says
• Border Patrol roils Olympic Peninsula
• Britons embrace all things Windsor, eager for queen’s diamond jubilee
• Cancer ruling could put strain on 9/11 fund
• 5 Dictators with mommy issues
• Doctor’s family calls trial a sham
• Greek stocks soar on pro-bailout party’s poll gain
• In Afghanistan, patching troops together one ache at a time
• Japan’s former premier condemns nuclear power
• North Korean farmers report drought; aid unlikely
• Obama highlights end of Iraq war
• Stark choices as Egypt heads to runoff
• U.S. winds down longer benefits for the jobless
• Wyden set to assume leadership role on key committee

FEATURES

• A fresh crop of new gardening books
• Age Wide Open
• Burn off night's chill
• Can you freeze red wine?
• Lap pools and hot tubs offer fitness, relaxation
• Lock the lid, embrace the green
• Mayonnaise: oil, egg and a drop of magic
• ‘Preppers’ do their best to be ready for the worst
• Preserve some style with unusual jam jars
• Protecting your fabric from stains and more
• Saffron makes a paella sing
• YouTube offering original home design channels

ENTERTAINMENT

• Contact us
• Deaths elsewhere
• Library offers e-reader talks
• Local Movie Times
• ‘Looking’: An unflinching view of a wandering mind
• Ranger profiles historic cabins
• Science Pub focuses on stress
• Scout out woodpeckers

OPINION

• Bend Chamber sets right example for OSU-Cascades
• Parenting is a tough job, but community resources can help
• State energy program needs to be efficient
• Technology tethers college students to Mom and Dad