June 07, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Board cuts 6 teaching positions
• Boring plus Dull equals excitement
• Boys & Girls Club opens doors at new location in Redmond
• Broken independence
• Correction
• Corrections
• Deer Ridge returns to normal operations
• Ex-con indicted in fatal golf club attack
• Farmers market season kicks off
• 2 from Prineville held in burglary
• Gardening sows pain for hands
• Grass-fed beef called the healthier choice
• Handle the kettlebell right
• Health Events
• New sex charges for former Redmond school director
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log
• Open for business on Bend's east side
• People
• Pipeline builders seek permit for underground gas conduit
• Rosenblum to take AG post this month
• Salem pear canner bows out of business
• Some Washington liquor consumers find bargains in Oregon
• State official backs DA enforcing child support
• Teacher in student sex case back in jail
• Tickets available for first lady’s speech
• Tsunami debris drifts from Japan to Newport

BUSINESS

• Across the nation, zip lines' popularity is soaring
• Bank regulators working to reduce risk at JPMorgan
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Congress may widen insurance subsidy as farmers take on risks
• Dairy will host raw milk event
• Deschutes County offers inspection reports on hundreds of local restaurants
• Dow soars on stimulus hopes
• Enterprise’s final berth
• Farmers market season kicks off
• Fetus’ DNA blueprint built out of parental samples
• Forest Service adds to air tanker fleet
• Forget the chewing gum: It may interfere with memory, study finds
• Google warns Gmail users of state-sponsored attack
• Grass-fed beef called the healthier choice
• Marinating is 1 way to reduce cancer-causing agents in grilled meat
• More bacteria found on men’s office devices
• Mt. Bachelor gets $1.2M permit
• Nasdaq tries to make amends
• New rules aim to help make (401)k fees clearer
• New study on the privately insured cites higher cost of doctor visits, surgery and drugs
• News of Record: Permits
• Open for business on Bend's east side

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Clear Lake recently stocked with rainbows
• Cycling
• Elks fall to AppleSox again
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Free Fishing Weekend: Some advice for children
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• I’ll Have Another made 4-5 favorite at Belmont
• Local takes title at Bend Ladies Invitational
• Nadal eases into semis; Ferrer next
• National League roundup
• New Jersey avoids elimination, beats L.A. on late goals
• Not so fast on that playoff system
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Pair of locals picked in draft
• Rarin’ for some rodeo
• Safety measures lead men to take greater risks
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Softball
• Spring chinook fishing closed on Deschutes
• The sun, the river
• Thunder beat Spurs, head to NBA finals
• Track & field
• Tseng ready to defend her LPGA Championship
• Well shot! Reader photos

OBITS

• Author Ray Bradbury lifted fantasy to literary heights
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Douglas R. Studwell Sr.
• Patricia Earlene Anderson
• Ronald D. Pankratz

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Douglas R. Studwell Sr.
• Patricia Earlene Anderson
• Ronald D. Pankratz

NATION & WORLD

• A college student at 9, an M.D. at 21
• ‘Band of Brothers’ honored on anniversary of D-Day
• Bank regulators working to reduce risk at JPMorgan
• Britain’s Philip said to be on the mend
• Civilian death toll rises to 24 on Afghanistan’s deadliest day
• Congress may widen insurance subsidy as farmers take on risks
• CT scans raise children’s cancer risk, study finds
• Delay possible in WikiLeaks trial
• Dow soars on stimulus hopes
• Enterprise’s final berth
• Fetus’ DNA blueprint built out of parental samples
• Forest Service adds to air tanker fleet
• Forget the chewing gum: It may interfere with memory, study finds
• Google warns Gmail users of state-sponsored attack
• Happenings
• Honda Fit gets 118 mpg, but costs add up
• If you’re NASA, what do you do with 2 ex-spy telescopes?
• Is Walker in Wisconsin a portent for Romney in November?
• Jury selected in Sandusky case
• More bacteria found on men’s office devices
• Mubarak worsens in uncertain Egypt
• Nasdaq tries to make amends
• New rules aim to help make (401)k fees clearer
• New study on the privately insured cites higher cost of doctor visits, surgery and drugs
• New Syria massacre reported as pressure mounts
• Ohio school withholds diplomas for families’ excessive cheering
• Russian protesters in line for big fines
• Safety measures lead men to take greater risks
• Should you be taking cholesterol medication?
• Study: Childhood cancer survivors face new risks
• Talks begin over Spanish bailout
• Today In History
• Train like a warrior
• Vital Stats
• Work muscles gently, intently

FEATURES

• Boys & Girls Club opens doors at new location in Redmond
• Columnist recounts intro to hunting in memoir
• Dairy will host raw milk event
• Farmers market season kicks off
• Forget the chewing gum: It may interfere with memory, study finds
• Gardening sows pain for hands
• Grass-fed beef called the healthier choice
• Health Events
• Marinating is 1 way to reduce cancer-causing agents in grilled meat
• Should you be taking cholesterol medication?
• Today In History
• Train like a warrior
• Work muscles gently, intently
• Workouts, times 2 (or even 3)

ENTERTAINMENT

• Across the nation, zip lines' popularity is soaring
• ‘Band of Brothers’ honored on anniversary of D-Day
• Business Calendar
• Columnist recounts intro to hunting in memoir
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Dairy will host raw milk event
• ‘Dallas’ reboot delivers buckets of soapy fun
• Deschutes County offers inspection reports on hundreds of local restaurants
• Local Movie Times
• Schwab venue gets noise exception
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Bulletin plays down medical facts on sugar
• Empower people who are in habit of doing right thing
• Energy plan may be unrealistic distraction
• Good move on Bowman Dam
• Issue fit kids permits to obtain flavored milk
• Lower speed near school
• Pay freeze for 911?
• Second thoughts on capital gains

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Honda Fit gets 118 mpg, but costs add up