September 11, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• At the Market: Arugula
• Bend OKs false alarm penalties
• Biker rally dustup sparks talk of changes
• Blaze destroys southwest Bend Home
• Boardings flat at Redmond
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Crews aim to keep blaze on forestland
• Former UO dean, boyfriend killed
• Free health clinic for kids Friday
• Gillnetting ban’s promoters now backing compromise plan
• Going Locos Tacos at Frito-Lay
• Groups try to fill free-meal void
• Industrial building proposed in Bend
• Longtime editor leaves Albany paper
• Most recent hires by state temporary
• News of Record
• News of Record: Police Log
• Paul Ryan swings through Portland to raise funds
• Pole Creek Fire shows only minimal growth
• Ranch fills seats on boards
• Riddle man jailed in shooting of elk
• Salem paper closing printing press
• St. Charles nurses picket hospital
• Sunken fishing vessel found
• Truckers might be liable for slain cattle
• U.S. 20 bridge columns toppled
• Well Shot

BUSINESS

• Boardings flat at Redmond
• Business Calendar
• Chinese iPhone maker said to use students
• Company says it, not FBI, was victim of hacking
• Fishing adventures for the whole family
• Hotels seek an edge in offering the right digital perks
• HP to cut 2,000 more workers
• Industrial building proposed in Bend
• Low interest rates benefit governments, but not savers
• Malheur Lumber mill in John Day to remain open
• News of Record
• Toys R Us plans tablet for kids

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Buckling down
• Chargers open up with win thanks to Oakland miscues
• College football
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Ducks get a reminder about complacency in win
• Football
• Hockey
• IndyCar driver has huge decision to make
• Major League Baseball
• Murray finally gets Grand Slam title
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Pac-12 awards OSU linebacker
• Shin wins marathon LPGA event
• Star safety Boyett likely done at UO
• Swimming
• Team USA well aware of stakes in Jamaica rematch

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths of note from around the world
• Paul John Miller
• Shark expert advised Spielberg on 'Jaws'

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Paul John Miller

NATION & WORLD

• A marijuana revolt?
• Ceramic shards point to ice age artistry
• Chinese leader’s absence causes talk
• Could wind power the world? Theoretically, yes, studies say
• Cuba recovers from blackout that hit 5M
• Ice threat halts Shell’s Arctic drilling
• Iraqi VP rejects death sentence
• Malheur Lumber mill in John Day to remain open
• Mow yard. Drop off kids. Take a spin on Mars.
• Shark expert advised Spielberg on 'Jaws'
• Somalia swears in moderate academic as leader
• Task force discourages routine ovarian cancer tests
• Teacher strike puts Chicago at forefront of city-union struggles
• 9th detainee dies at Guantanamo
• U.N. warns Syrian rebels over apparent atrocities
• Work to resume on Sept. 11 museum
• Yemen’s tribal militias in fierce battle with branch of al-Qaida

FEATURES

• Alliums provide color for 3 seasons
• Creamy basil dressing delights, warm or chilled
• Create a comfortable study space for kids
• Fairy gardens bring magic to your yard
• Honey cake and other Jewish treats
• Hotels seek an edge in offering the right digital perks
• 12 lessons in outdoor living
• Lofty dreams? First, a loft bed
• Pesto, passion rooted deep in Italy
• Zucchini Tian

ENTERTAINMENT

• Contact us with your ideas
• Fabric of friendship
• Local Movie Times
• Matthew Perry returns to find laughs in ‘Go On’
• Memoir-writing class planned
• OSU garden tour seeks properties
• Relief nursery plans fundraiser
• The entertaining, illuminating, oddball attraction of podcasts

OPINION

• Cheaper option for jail might be best option
• Choosing to be criminals
• Ignoring call to logic
• Opposition to veterans home reveals prejudice in community
• ‘Punished with a baby’
• Unbiased coal dust study will be critical for voters

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GM disputes claim it loses $49,000 per Volt sale
• Truckers might be liable for slain cattle