October 19, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A night of the blues
• Boys & Girls Clubs closing a Bend spot
• Burning to begin near Odell Lake
• Call-in time listed for Pole Creek was off
• Correction
• Data center wins design award
• Deadline nears for costume contest
• Developers plan to put up 2 new apartment buildings
• Eugene council asks for details on possible homeless village sites
• House candidates tout rural backgrounds
• HPV vaccine not affecting behavior
• Imprisoned killer pleads guilty to 4th murder
• Later life divorce
• My student continues to disobey the dress code
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Noise ordinance needs immediate adjustments
• Nonprofit assists the disabled
• Oregon one of 3 states voting on pot legalization
• Power outage affects almost 5K
• Restaurant Guide
• Search continues for missing Gresham woman
• State denies water permit for mine
• Teen cited for hitting woman
• Tumalo Falls road to reopen soon
• Yard debris recycling discount

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Data center wins design award
• Developers plan to put up 2 new apartment buildings
• Dispatches
• Gas prices start slow decline
• Google dives after data leak
• Newsweek ends print edition
• Obama’s job-creation record largely mixed, economists say
• Return of the Saw Mill

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• AL
• Cardinals one win from World Series after rout of Giants
• Cauley fires 62 for lead in Georgia on PGA Tour
• 49ers defeat Seahawks 13-6 in defensive duel for NFC West lead
• Highly motivated
• ‘Jogglers’: 3 beanbags and ready to run
• Madras volleyball wins, stays in title race
• No. 2 Oregon runs past Arizona State, 43-21
• Sports in Brief
• Storm tie Cougars to claim IMC title
• Summit ex-coach files suit for firing
• Tebow could step in at RB for Jets
• Tigers complete sweep of Yanks

OBITS

• Carol Ann Groomes
• David Leroy Sears
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• MaryEllen Seevers Melton
• Ovshinsky created hybrid vehicle battery
• Wendell Pitts

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carol Ann Groomes
• David Leroy Sears
• Death notices
• MaryEllen Seevers Melton
• Wendell Pitts

NATION & WORLD

• A night of humor — after day of campaign criticism
• Appeals court strikes down marriage act
• Attu’s last survivors remember WWII invasion
• Benghazi suspect scoffs at U.S., Libya
• Horses tied to drug trade up for auction in Oklahoma
• Iron-dust scattering experiment in Pacific alarms marine experts
• Judge can order Fort Hood suspect to shave beard, appeals court rules
• Obama’s job-creation record largely mixed, economists say
• ‘The secrets are out’: Boy Scout files released

ENTERTAINMENT

• A night of the blues
• A rootsy, twangy Thursday night
• Adventure Galley returns to Bend
• Art exhibits
• Art for the hungry
• ‘Borgen:’ A political drama with a woman in power
• Dispatches
• Event calendar oct. 19-25
• Family Calendar
• Get heavy tonight at The Horned Hand
• Going out
• GoodLife hosts Halloween party
• ‘Jogglers’: 3 beanbags and ready to run
• Movie Times * For the week of Oct. 19
• 'NBA 2K13' rebounds online
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Ravin’ about ravens with Edgar Allan Poe
• 'Seven Guitars'
• Sound Garden hosts ukulele master
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Support for ban on smoking in Bend core
• Symphony goes into the wild
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Upcoming Concerts
• Viscosity etching exhibit opening at A6

RESTAURANTS

• Support for ban on smoking in Bend core

OPINION

• Abuse of the truth
• Balyeat best for judge
• Give Rosenblum a full term as attorney general
• Lacking objective reporting
• Noise ordinance needs immediate adjustments
• Save a dog by adopting one from a local shelter this month

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Old-school hot rods find new fans