September 03, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Back to school notes
• Be safe on the road
• Democrats take their turn on stage
• Labor Day closures
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Nice weather likely for holiday
• Portland Red Lion damaged in fire
• Schools in Beaverton kick off with 130 fewer licensed staff
• Sensing an opportunity
• State focusing on financial literacy
• Trails of history in Cascades
• Washington seeks answers about Hanford delays
• Wellshot
• ‘What have you been up to?’

BUSINESS

• American companies brace for Greece to exit eurozone
• Sensing an opportunity
• Watson in the palm of your hand

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Bend man wins Sunriver race
• Bend’s Bak wins Oregon Wine Country Half Marathon
• College football
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Cyclocross
• Football
• Hamlin wins second straight Cup race
• 2 hurt during monster truck rally
• Increase in sportsmen a good sign
• Lonely at the top? Not on South Sister
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• ‘No brainer’ to play in MLS youth academy
• On the Air
• Oosthuizen races out to big lead in Boston
• Ready for more
• Roddick beats Fognini to postpone retirement
• Scoreboard
• Sisters tired of being state runner-up
• Soccer

OBITS

• Deaths of note from around the world
• Moon founded Unification Church

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan villagers protest vengeful militias
• Alpine flowers might hold clues to climate change
• American companies brace for Greece to exit eurozone
• Before the convention, 7 questions
• Boehner proves a mighty fundraiser
• E-book may shed light on SEAL author
• Envoy defends Assad’s place – for now
• Focused on productivity, workers skip holidays and vacations
• 2 hurt during monster truck rally
• Intruder kills boy, 6, wounds girl, 12
• 200K await relief in Issac’s wake
• Microscopic mites found encased in Italian amber
• Moon founded Unification Church
• News presenter wears veil in Egypt
• No murder charges as yet for miners
• Obama’s will to win is in overdrive as he heads to Charlotte
• Peterson trial: Closing arguments Tuesday
• Ryan takes back marathon claim
• Sewers get clogged arteries, too
• Suits seek to halt Southern Oregon timber projects
• Tables turn for Muslim cleric in blasphemy campaign
• Today
• U.S. moves subtle in Israel, Iran tensions
• Washington forms group to manage tsunami debris
• Zoos, aquariums struggle with ways to discuss climate change

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• PBS is going back to the neighborhood

OPINION

• An offensive lesson from the State Department
• IDs validate elections
• Increase in sportsmen a good sign
• Need more info on jail
• Need to manage burning
• Today’s Republicans unabashedly a party of strivers
• Veterans group strives to be a good neighbor