June 22, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A plan to get kids outdoors
• Bend doctor dies in bike crash
• Blaze damages Bend home
• Brothers will be sent to Mexico
• 2 bull elk ramble onto Highway 26
• Bus service gets new operator
• Business Calendar
• Clarke says he only witnessed slaying
• Climber survives fall on Mount Hood
• Correction
• Eaton leads decathlon four events
• High-profile case is settled
• Hiker rescued in Central Oregon
• Homebuilding activity is flat outside of Bend
• Hunger strike hits Day 20
• Is my teen ready for an unsupervised camping trip?
• Is shyness problematic?
• McKenzie Pass opens for season
• 2 measures in the works share 1 goal: Legalize marijuana
• New chief named at John Day Fossil Beds
• Property handler accused of theft
• Redmond clinic planned with $650K U.S. grant
• Remains found in forest identified
• Restaurant guide
• Roundabout work starts Tuesday
• Some will receive insurance refunds
• Southern Oregon leaders urge calm in public radio battle
• The return of Leftover Salmon

BUSINESS

• As fire threat grows, aircraft fleet shrinks
• Bite of Bend
• Business Calendar
• Debate rages over fire retardant toxicity
• Existing home sales dip in May
• Family Calendar
• Homebuilding activity is flat outside of Bend
• How ‘green’ are wind turbines?
• Low risk of downturn this year, data show
• Moody’s slashes ratings of 15 big banks
• Shoe importers push to eliminate U.S. tariffs

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Arizona beats FSU, reaches CWS finals
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend falls to Kitsap, 11-7
• Football
• Journeyman takes lead at Travelers with hole-in-one
• LeBron lifts Heat to title
• Locals reach OrAm quarters
• Major League Baseball
• Many reasons behind the growing number of no-nos
• MLB roundup
• On the Air
• Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival
• 1-2 punch: Felix, Gay go for spots on track team
• Rangers just want Oswalt to help
• Reigning Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival champions
• Scoreboard
• Send your kids to water camps
• Soccer
• Spectators' guide to the Pacific Crest
• Sunriver shindig
• Swampy Lakes to Bend
• Terrebonne roper Cardoza among cowboys at Crooked River Roundup
• Want to try a tri?
• With fears about safety, sport faces uncertain evolution

OBITS

• Bryan Keith Ihrig
• Death notices
• Everett Wade Reynolds
• Robert J. Kircher
• Sports artist Neiman worked on 5 Olympics

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Bryan Keith Ihrig
• Death notices
• Everett Wade Reynolds
• Robert J. Kircher

NATION & WORLD

• A tricky situation for the president
• Adopted son offered to testify; says Sandusky abused him, too
• As fire threat grows, aircraft fleet shrinks
• Bali bomber given 20-year sentence
• Brown, Calif. lawmakers reach final budget deal
• ‘Congress’ a word many candidates are avoiding
• Debate rages over fire retardant toxicity
• Egypt on edge as election results delayed again
• Existing home sales dip in May
• FCC ruling skirts constitutionality
• Greenpeace calls for saving Arctic
• Hospital urged for Norwegian killer
• How ‘green’ are wind turbines?
• In another High Desert, ‘living free’ has its limits
• Low risk of downturn this year, data show
• Moody’s slashes ratings of 15 big banks
• New chief named at John Day Fossil Beds
• No school, but plenty of work
• Poll: Romney closes gap on Obama
• Shoe importers push to eliminate U.S. tariffs
• Sports artist Neiman worked on 5 Olympics
• Syrian pilot flies to Jordan, defects
• Tesla to deliver its first sedan

FEATURES

• A matter of taste
• Bite of Bend
• In another High Desert, ‘living free’ has its limits
• No school, but plenty of work
• Redmond clinic planned with $650K U.S. grant

ENTERTAINMENT

• A matter of taste
• Art exhibits
• Back on top
• Bite of Bend
• BOOKPLATE auction set at Atelier 6000
• Born to sing country music
• Cheap Time! Y La Bamba, Bobby Bare Jr.
• Dining at Bend’s Barrio
• Event calendar: June 22-28
• Family Calendar
• Feeling blue?
• Going out
• It's a circus out there
• Jared Paul speaks spoken word
• Last Band Standing
• Miscellaneous music stuff to hear and do
• Movie times
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Reigning Pacific Crest Weekend Sports Festival champions
• Spectators' guide to the Pacific Crest
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• ‘That’s My Boy’ is just pathetic
• The return of Leftover Salmon
• The summer lineup at Angeline’s Bakery
• Theater classes are coming up
• Tommy Emmanuel’s guitar wizardry
• Upcoming concerts
• Well shot! Reader photos
• Words & music

RESTAURANTS

• Dining at Bend’s Barrio

OPINION

• Bend needs a solution to police log issue
• E-readers, traditional books go hand in hand
• Obama didn’t save auto jobs; he exported them to China
• Pizza outlets should post calorie counts

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bus service gets new operator
• McKenzie Pass opens for season
• Roundabout work starts Tuesday
• Tesla to deliver its first sedan