August 31, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A little insight on teachers’ views
• Angler-author compiles fishing data across Northwest
• Bend Red Cross volunteers help Isaac victims
• Bend Roots Revival and digital vigilantes
• Central Oregon group wins grant
• Central Oregon School Directory
• Charity on wheels
• Correction
• Cost for Deschutes County jail expansion coming next week
• Dispatches
• Double the fun
• Family calendar
• Going once...
• Help ease their new school anxiety
• Hover much?
• Labor Day closures
• Man arraigned on abuse charge
• Man pleads guilty to urinating in reservoir
• Medical pot advocates meet with new attorney general
• News of record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon chairman thanks delegation
• Residents air fears on vets' home
• Restaurant Guide
• Romney strikes chord with Bend delegates
• Roseburg crash kills Bend cyclist
• Semper fi
• Share portraits with The Bulletin
• State rolls out skill mandates
• Story times and Library youth events
• Stress plays role in girls’ obesity
• Terrebonne pilot injured in crash
• Tony Smiley
• Tribal casino expansion could bring in 200 jobs
• Well shot! Reader photos

BUSINESS

• Amazon’s Kindle Fire sold out as new model is expected
• Buffett ups contribution to his children’s charities
• Business calendar
• Carlyle to buy DuPont unit
• Charity on wheels
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Foreclosure sales decline sharply
• Honda will get a boost from fuel-economy rule it criticized
• Investors lured back into real estate
• Retail sales rise most since March
• Spanish PM seeks to reassure markets

SPORTS

• Adventure sports calendar
• American League roundup
• College athletics
• Cycling
• Golf
• League deserves penalty for arrogance
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• NFL asks U.S. judge to toss concussion lawsuits
• On the air
• One more Pac Am for Oregon golfer
• Preps
• Ravens poised to take step forward
• Roddick to retire after U.S. Open
• Sunriver hosts race series
• The Several Lakes Loop
• Tournament within a tournament in Boston
• Venus struggles, suffers second-round loss

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Jeffrey William Marcy
• Judith A. Clifford
• Sawka was dissident, artist in many mediums

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jeffrey William Marcy
• Judith A. Clifford

NATION & WORLD

• Australia searches for boat survivors
• Beard earns contempt citation
• Cheating scandal rocks Harvard
• Court blocks Texas voter ID law
• Defense: Shooting suspect made call before attack
• Driving: How old should be too old?
• Federal probe of CIA ends with no charges filed
• More rain; water keeps rising
• Romney: Restore America’s promise
• Sawka was dissident, artist in many mediums
• Scottish anglers find world’s oldest message in a bottle
• Twitter becomes terrorists’ new recruiting tool
• Wildfires sweep across Montana
• Yale president plans to retire

FEATURES

• Bend Red Cross volunteers help Isaac victims
• Managing a clothing allowance for girls
• Semper fi
• Young game programmers could be key to future development of U.S. industry

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art Exhibits
• Atelier 6000 fall classes are in the works
• Back From The Dead plays Maragas party
• Bend Roots Revival and digital vigilantes
• Black Butte Ranch welcomes nelo
• CTC holds auditions for ‘It’s Only Money’
• Dixieland rules La Pine this weekend
• DJ Wicked goes all vinyl at Blacksmith
• Double the fun
• Explosive fun for all
• Heavenly hopes
• Moon Mountain Ramblers visit Elk Lake
• Movie Times * For the week of Aug. 31
• Music & movies
• Out of town
• Painting stitches
• Parents’ guide to movies
• Planning ahead
• Ricki Lake is ready to talk again
• The Nature of Words festival tickets on sale
• Tonight: Estocar, The The The Thunder
• Tony Smiley
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Heavenly hopes

OPINION

• Balyeat is gold standard
• ‘Charade’ turns off voters
• Corn is food, not fuel
• Ethanol waiver good for food prices
• Event center shouldn’t cramp OSU-Cascades
• Remembering the class of ’65: We’re not done yet
• Taxes pay for services