August 28, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• 'Absolutely amazing'
• At the market: Padron Peppers
• Clear afternoon in Bend
• Clear skies may be ahead
• Clearwater mayor salutes Oregon delegates
• Criminal cases
• Fundraiser walk set for Sept. 8
• Giving software a third dimension
• Group appeals water project permit
• Group pushes Halsey mills to resolve discharge issues
• Local program seeks applicants
• Local volunteers head to the Gulf
• Montessori first in Bend to provide class up to 2nd grade
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log
• Northwest states seek to end ‘redundant’ wolf protections
• Portland archbishop apologizes to alleged abuse victim
• Portly passengers pose problem for Portland tour boats
• Running out of time
• Scouts douse blaze at abandoned campsite
• Seniors get out the vote
• Some Oregon delegates not sold on Romney
• Teens sentenced in high school fire
• Toughened by a hard campaign
• Unexpected evictions rough in current rental market
• Upcoming
• Warrant issued for accused sandwich thrower
• Well shot! Reader photos

BUSINESS

• A fast-moving tech exec has his head in the cloud
• Best Buy, founder reach agreement
• Burger boom in Baghdad as fast food finds fans
• Business Calendar
• Giving software a third dimension
• Hertz to buy Dollar Thrifty
• IBM pays $1.3 billion for software maker
• Local program seeks applicants
• New York Times to sell About.com
• News of Record: Deeds
• Price of gas goes up ahead of Isaac

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• And baby makes three
• Club sign-ups through Thursday
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sprots Scoreboard
• Defending IMC champs to rebuild in 2012 season
• Division known as I-AA debates new name
• Fitness
• Football
• Golf
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Pac Am set to tee off in C.O. today
• QB Young most notable vet cut
• Sharapova, favorites ease through to 2nd round
• Soccer
• Softball
• Track and field
• Triathlon
• Wilson excited for chance to be Seahawks starter

OBITS

• Death notices
• Obits

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska pursues shale oil in effort to fill pipeline
• Beasley’s research changed way world treats hepatitis B
• Cargo ship designers turn to wind to reduce costs, emissions
• Death toll rises to 48 in Venezuelan refinery blast
• Flurry of quakes rattles California
• Much quiet amid the storm
• Protesters a soggy island in a sea of special police
• So long, Stennis
• Some assembly required
• Taliban beheads 17; 2 NATO troops killed
• U.S. opposes French calls for Syrian rebels to form government
• WAITING FOR THE STORM
• Warm Arctic summer melting sea ice at record-breaking pace, say scientists

FEATURES

• A classic take on gazpacho, and one with a nuevo twist
• A green initiative of a different sort
• 'Absolutely amazing'
• Bring enough snacks for the whole class
• Bring the underwater world inside
• Foolproof dough gives you pastries to savor
• Gardeners may also cultivate a love of books
• Growing admiration for bonsai
• Redmond pair had a vision for home with a view
• Savor the taste of Umami Ketchup
• Seniors get out the vote
• Veggie hot dogs have smoky appeal
• When friends make bad guests
• You'll be sweet on this sour-cream poundcake

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend Roots Festival postponed
• Community Calendar
• ‘Crazy Eights Author Tour’ set
• Local Movie Times
• Picnic for vets
• Rodeo queen tryouts on tap

OPINION

• Cutting back operations at post office seems reasonable
• Don’t force beliefs
• Elect Knute Buehler
• Extend 19th Street
• Improve the bus system
• Local schools address athlete concussions
• Low numbers not necessarily bad numbers

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend Roots Festival postponed