September 07, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A singular shredder
• Administrator finalists to visit Bend for round 2
• Ashland council votes against GMOs
• Bend High students set goals for year
• Bend hiker rescued from South Sister
• Canal power moving forward
• Correction
• Culture & care
• Cyclist injured on Funner Trail
• Daily tantrums not the norm
• Delegates say Obama llifting Central Oregon
• Education secretary makes a visit
• Election calendar
• Equipment problems halt Billy Chinook search for drowned man
• Facebook friend persuades fugitives in child porn case to give selves up
• Family calendar
• Father dies trying to save son
• Gorge residents begin to flee as wildfire spreads in Washington
• Grants Pass vineyard a family effort
• Jail expansion on agenda today
• Man gets 2 years for meth ingredient
• Masters of the road
• News of record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Nurses set to picket at St. Charles Bend
• 3 Occupy Portland protesters on trial
• Pedestrian traffic sting in Redmond
• Picture books that win your vote
• Pot growers sentenced after holding teen by force
• Redmond wants city manager by Nov. 1
• Restaurant Guide
• Share portraits with The Bulletin
• Story times and library youth events
• Study: Marriage affects drinking
• Walk Woody's road with Jimmy LaFave & friends
• X-rays may aggravate genetic breast cancer disposition

BUSINESS

• Amazon unveils new Kindle Fire models
• Bushels for brewing
• Business Calendar
• Canal power moving forward
• Central Bank unveils bond program
• Dispatches
• German economy forecast to shrink in 3rd, 4th quarters
• Hillsboro firm keeps jobs here
• Properties moving quickly as buyers take to market

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Airing it out
• American League roundup
• Beavers ready to play first game a week late
• Boating
• Climbing
• Correction
• Cycling
• Djokovic wins, reaches semifinals
• Ducks’ Thomas makes the most of his touches
• Football
• Former Ravens, Browns owner Modell dies; legacy depends on perspective
• Madras shuts out Redmond in boys soccer
• Major League Baseball
• McIlroy in tie for lead; Woods one behind
• National League roundup
• Redmond rivalry opens with a Ridgeview victory
• Riders hit the road for second day of nationals
• Soccer
• Tennis
• UO nears random drug testing

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Former Ravens, Browns owner Modell dies; legacy depends on perspective
• Songwriter, singer South known for ‘Games People Play’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Airport terminals upgrade to first class
• Archaeologists search for Richard III in parking lot
• Hurricane poised to hit Bermuda
• Japan said to be ready to buy islands in dispute with China
• Judge finds bishop guilty in abuse case
• Judge says suspect must shave
• Peterson convicted of murdering wife
• Petition aims to protect wolves
• Report says U.S. health care system wasting $750 billion every year
• Scientists can measure mass of 1 molecule
• U.S. to Iraq: Look for arms on Iran flights to Syria

ENTERTAINMENT

• A singular shredder
• Are you ready for some football?
• Art Exhibits
• Black Beast Revival plays Liquid Lounge
• Bushels for brewing
• Casey Neill & the Norway Rats return
• Dispatches
• Event calendar Sept. 7-13
• 'Fighting with Demons' zine release show set
• First Friday Gallery Walk exhibits are plentiful
• Going out
• Horned Hand hosts a bit of everything
• ITW holds auditions for 2 upcoming shows
• Librarian pens book about early literacy
• Mediocre McMenamins
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of Sept. 7
• Music releases
• Necktie Killer wraps Music in the Canyon
• 5 new shows you have to watch
• Out of town
• Parents’ guide to movies
• Planning ahead
• Songwriter, singer South known for ‘Games People Play’
• The White Buffalo is back in town
• Thriller theater
• Upcoming Concerts
• Updating 'Richard III'
• Walk Woody's road with Jimmy LaFave & friends

RESTAURANTS

• Mediocre McMenamins

OPINION

• Canola leads to conflict
• Compression hurts tax revenue
• Eating organic food offers benefits other than nutrition
• Medicare plan requires seniors to pay more — and that’s good

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Canadian auto union members set to strike
• Ford unveils 15 cars for Europe
• GM struggles to stay out of the campaign