September 20, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A flurry of activity in enterprise zone
• A pond of pride
• Allergy miseries reach unusually high levels
• Aspirin-clopidogrel combo is no better to prevent strokes
• B3 can help fight bacteria
• Beginners: Reaching your running goal isn't hard
• Bend City Council OKs tax breaks
• Bend motorcyclist injured in crash
• Bend nonprofits win 2 grants
• Buehler proposes election finance reforms
• Cancer: Hispanics’ new No. 1 killer
• ‘Centeredbeing’: Taking your downward dog to work
• Changing our anthem on exercise
• COCC shows off new health, science buildings
• Community Datebook
• Containment efforts move forward on Central Oregon fires
• Correction
• Crooked River cleanup Sunday
• EDCO hires Crook County manager
• Eugene seeks to fine hosts of wild parties
• Folks go nuts for coconuts
• Girls’ night out for senior citizens
• Health Events
• Health People
• How to buy a daughter
• Merkley, Wyden push water bill at hearing
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Officials say air quality in Sisters worse than smoky hookah bar
• Our waistlines expand steadily
• Pendleton cracks down on unlicensed taxi cabs
• Portland draws college graduates despite lack of jobs
• Proven ways to lose weight, with or without the fad diet
• Seniors seek mediation in dispute with Bend park district
• Tax windfall from pot legalization could go up in smoke, skeptics say
• The right fit
• Wahlberg to talk fitness online
• 7 ways to prevent sick days
• Website offers help for homeowners
• Well shot! Reader photos

BUSINESS

• A flurry of activity in enterprise zone
• After teachers strike, doubts about implications
• Bend City Council OKs tax breaks
• Boeing retiree dreams of flying ‘Bathtub’ plane
• Business Calendar
• COCC shows off new health, science buildings
• Derelict vessels cause boatloads of trouble
• Drugmakers enter joint effort to streamline research
• EDCO hires Crook County manager
• Housing recovery gains momentum
• HTC unveils Windows 8 smartphones
• Japan backs off goal to halt nuclear power
• Merkley, Wyden push water bill at hearing
• Mother Jones enjoying the spotlight after breaking the ‘47 percent’ video
• News of Record: Permits
• Seeking revenue, post office to deliver more junk
• T-Mobile names chief executive
• Using the most affordable child-care option: grandparents
• Verizon, unions reach deal
• Website offers help for homeowners

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Bulls are becoming more vocal for archers
• Cheating scandal dulls student pride in Harvard athletics
• Couples elected into Hall of Fame
• Fly-fishing festival set for Sunriver
• Fly-tying corner
• Good time for targeting trout on Metolius
• Home on the range
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• McIlroy and Woods set to meet again, with more at stake this time
• National League roundup
• No. 3 Oregon’s young offense feels prepared for Pac-12
• On the Air
• Peak condition
• Penalties by replacements, regular refs about the same
• Plenty of time for drivers to get back in title hunt
• Scoreboard
• SEC good at top, not so much on bottom
• Sisters events to change locations
• Some trails closed due to wildfire
• Sports in Brief
• Unbeaten Redmond uses balanced attack
• Washington duo wins in Sunriver

OBITS

• Adele Olsen Hartford
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Henry Masahiro Yoshihara
• Larry Robert Gooding
• Shelburn Dale Ayres
• Train was head of EPA, former judge

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Adele Olsen Hartford
• Death notices
• Henry Masahiro Yoshihara
• Larry Robert Gooding
• Shelburn Dale Ayres

NATION & WORLD

• After teachers strike, doubts about implications
• Arctic ice shrinks to all-time low
• Boeing retiree dreams of flying ‘Bathtub’ plane
• Campaigns stay quiet on climate change
• Derelict vessels cause boatloads of trouble
• Endangered frogs in California begin to bounce back
• Extremists become bigger players on front lines of Syrian civil war
• French cartoons spark Muslim outrage
• Housing recovery gains momentum
• Inquiry urges disciplinary reviews
• Japan backs off goal to halt nuclear power
• Mother Jones enjoying the spotlight after breaking the ‘47 percent’ video
• Newman’s new single jabs at GOP
• Panetta: U.S. focus on Asia is not a threat
• Today In History
• Train was head of EPA, former judge
• Washington makes it harder to skip shots

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Last-season premiere of ‘The Office’ tonight
• Local Movie Times
• Newman’s new single jabs at GOP

OPINION

• No help from Republicans
• On Mirror Pond, cost should be first concern
• Prison isn’t a deterrent
• Redmond water deposit is unfair to renters
• Reports on St. Charles raise questions about motive
• Senior center dispute should be about services