February 10, 2013

LOCAL & STATE

• Another fire rips through Bend’s downtown in 1913
• Around the State
• Bend couple celebrates 79 years together
• Births
• Crownover—Martinez
• Deeds
• Foreclosures flood the courts
• House fire in southeast Bend
• Online education expanding in region
• Planning downtown housing
• Salmon carcasses set to be recycled as nutrients for streams
• Shanahan—Brouillette
• Slate's Explainer: Why Doesn't the Postal Service Make Money?
• Snowmobiler injured in crash
• Year of the Snake at reptile store

BUSINESS

• As India gains strength, so does its coffee
• Automakers score big with Super Bowl commercials
• ‘Check engine’ light might mean a disaster, or not
• Deeds
• Foreclosures flood the courts
• Honing survival skills with iPhone in hand
• No business like snow business
• Not quiet or quick, but it scoots over snow
• Planning downtown housing
• Publish hacked material or not?
• The most wanted gun in America

SPORTS

• A snowy Super Bowl is nothing to fear
• Beavs prep for Buffaloes today
• Bighorn sheep don't come cheap
• Community Sports calendar
• Competitors hit the trails for Great Nordeen race
• Madras boys win district swim title
• Mavericks down slumping Warriors
• NBA Scoreboard
• Northeast storm disrupts sports
• On the Air
• Oregon snaps 3-game skid
• OT goal lifts Wild over Predators
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond sends 15 to state
• Snedeker, Hahn tied at Pebble
• Sports in Brief
• Summit's girls narrowly beat Bend to take a 12th straight title
• Summit's Tommy Brewer sets two individual records to lead the boys to a district team title
• Wisconsin upsets No. 3 Michigan in OT

OBITS

• Adam Albert Kuss
• David Andrew Ryder
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Gordon Priday (Samuel Gordon Priday)
• Howard Bovers
• Jon Edward Nee
• Karlin helped design keypad of modern touch-tone phone
• Mary "May" Sargeant
• Rhonda Mary Slavkovsky
• William Ernest Ernie McCormack

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Adam Albert Kuss
• David Andrew Ryder
• Death notices
• Gordon Priday (Samuel Gordon Priday)
• Howard Bovers
• Jon Edward Nee
• Mary "May" Sargeant
• Rhonda Mary Slavkovsky
• William Ernest Ernie McCormack

NATION & WORLD

• A ‘call to action’ on jobs, energy, immigration
• Blizzard finds Northeast well-prepared
• Drowned in a stream of prescriptions
• Fugitive’s case reopened
• German fascination with degrees and titles claims latest victim
• Many 2011 budget cuts, but little real-world effect
• Medicaid expansion finds allies in GOP governors
• Obama channels Bush on secrecy
• Piece of Alamo history is returned, somewhat grudgingly
• Publish hacked material or not?
• Today
• Washington Week
• World Briefing

FEATURES

• Another fire rips through Bend’s downtown in 1913
• ‘Baby shower’ to assist families
• Bend couple celebrates 79 years together
• Charity seeks permanent home
• Contact us with your ideas
• Couple honored for longevity of marriage
• Enchanted desert
• Fundraiser set for paralyzed man
• Hood River: Ski, sip, chill
• Packing for cold-weather travel
• Today

ENTERTAINMENT

• Beliefs collide as a family’s move South causes friction
• Best-sellers
• 3 books examine Dickens’ love life
• David Morrissey rules as The Governor
• How to blend natural and human creations
• Humor, mystery work well

OPINION

• Bighorn sheep don't come cheap
• Bill would enhance and redefine DUII enforcement
• Demand Abedini’s release
• Drones have the least negative effects
• Drowned in a stream of prescriptions
• Forest closed at night
• Guns and bullets
• Immigration reform is incoherent
• It’s a federal highway
• Keep parents informed on immunizations
• Machiavelli and the drones
• Progressive income tax is more than just a bad idea
• The evil that purrs nearby — and stalks its prey
• The power, possibilities of youth