January 04, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Advocates fear slaughter of Nevada’s mustangs
• Agencies plan next move with dock
• Around the State
• Autistic kids may try to wander off
• Bend plans to harvest City Hall runoff
• Cold temps keep plumbers busy with frozen pipes
• Default filings dry up
• Fire-bomb suspect linked to anarchists
• Jessie is one sweet mama
• Moms’ response to crying studied
• 2 more bus crash victims identified
• New judge to take the bench
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No shuffle in House leadership
• North Korea cracks down on knowledge smugglers
• Park district hopes users will help pay
• Pets Calendar
• Rescue team seeks volunteers
• Restaurant Guide
• Scent of exclusivity lingers at spa for dogs
• Teen charged after police discover ‘Drivin drunk’ post on Facebook
• Tilly loves snow — and everyone!
• Too Cold To Play? No Way!
• Upcoming
• Vancouver partners build ‘escape pod’ for disasters
• Wyden town hall tour continues in Central Oregon

BUSINESS

• Al-Jazeera’s push into U.S. homes
• Builders tailoring homes to suit needs of multigeneration families
• Default filings dry up
• Dispatches
• Google, FTC reach agreement
• Lessons learned from made-in-USA house
• Park district hopes users will help pay
• Short-sale relief extended
• Tepid holiday sales for Barnes & Noble
• Wyden town hall tour continues in Central Oregon

SPORTS

• Art of trash talking nearly extinct
• Cowboys knock off Cougars in dual match
• Gilchrist girls post first league win
• Knicks stop Spurs’ win streak in romp
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 3 Arizona rallies to win in OT, stays unbeaten
• Season starting, Stricker ‘retires’
• Sports in Brief
• Tide and Irish run, defend their way to BCS title game
• Wild-card round can be ticket to Super Bowl

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Faye Estelenne Hall
• Rodney D. Prewitt
• Ronald L. Cronen
• Tarbotton was known as effective activist for environment

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Faye Estelenne Hall
• Rodney D. Prewitt
• Ronald L. Cronen

NATION & WORLD

• A means to find Earhart – if one has the money
• Al-Jazeera’s push into U.S. homes
• At a Philadelphia courthouse, the mob lives on
• Back to school for Sandy Hook kids
• Briefing
• Changes in D.C., but familiar battles brew
• Detainee issue flares
• Diverse Congress
• For those with HIV, smoking is worse?
• Google, FTC reach agreement
• Inaugural knick-knacks, now on sale
• Long-term care panel created
• No shuffle in House leadership
• Science says you won’t be the person you expect
• Short-sale relief extended
• So what if you are overweight?
• The ubiquitous sweetener that may make us overeat
• Today in History

FEATURES

• Activities Calendar
• Builders tailoring homes to suit needs of multigeneration families
• Cool toys that don’t have a screen
• Financial abuse of Oregon seniors is all too common, experts say
• Gain an edge in the pursuit of happiness
• Long-term care panel created
• Rescue team seeks volunteers
• Science says you won’t be the person you expect
• Support groups, agencies lend hand
• The ubiquitous sweetener that may make us overeat
• Today in History
• Too Cold To Play? No Way!
• Volunteer Search Nov. 4, 2012
• Women face challenges of caring for 2 generations

ENTERTAINMENT

• A flair for innovation
• Activities Calendar
• Al-Jazeera’s push into U.S. homes
• Art Exhibits
• Bundle up for First Friday Gallery Walk!
• Cool toys that don’t have a screen
• Creative choreography
• Dispatches
• Downhill Ryder
• Event calendar Jan. 4-10
• Family Calendar
• Fertile Ground
• Film is an imperfect drama
• Gettin’ heavy with Weatherside Whiskey
• It's the ultimate team
• Looking Back, Looking Ahead
• MadHappy vibe at the Astro Lounge
• MoWo, Pool Party at The Sound Garden
• ‘Not Fade Away’ feels dated and sketchy
• On cable, balance shifting in women’s favor
• Out of town
• Parents’ guide to movies
• Picture books worthy of an award
• Planning ahead
• Say hi to the Dirty Hand Family Band
• Story Times and library youth events
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• A flair for innovation

OPINION

• Make a resolution to get a flu shot — and soon
• Putting guns in schools is not a recipe for safer kids
• Scoring the media on coverage of the Newtown massacre
• Study on weight, death risk requires careful reading