August 27, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A chance to explore outdoors
• Bend gardener will have you seeing green
• Bend home prices drop in second quarter
• Bend solar company at Denver convention
• BendBroadband says it's exploring options for future
• Bend-La Pine board supports COCC bond
• Bush changes course, makes last-minute rules
• Calendar
• Clinton: Obama is my candidate
• Clooney, Pitt to walk red carpet for charity
• Correction
• Corrections
• Crystal clear water – lots of it
• Death Notices
• Deschutes wants to hear your ideas about land use
• DioGuardi joins ‘Idol’ judges
• Diplomat in Pakistan escapes gun attack
• Ellis Island leads focus on immigration
• Exploring outdoors: Camp lets kids be kids
• For Obama, a challenge to clarify his message and define himself
• Get charged-up, untangled and organized for return to school
• Haley Joel Osment to make Broadway debut
• Hurricane Gustav makes landfall in Haiti
• In Crook County, school leaders have plans for a breakout year
• Israelis reportedly building in West Bank
• Karen Lorraine Johnson
• Krakatoa explodes, kills thousands in 1883
• La Pine clinic assistant can keep his license
• Men weren’t ‘true threat’ to Obama
• Morning swim
• N. Korea threatens to resume nuclear efforts
• New off-road trails planned for Crescent region south of La Pine
• News of Record: Police Log and Bend Fire Runs
• Obama, McCain trade barbs
• Oregon again leads in SAT scores, but there’s not much improvement
• People On the Move
• Redmond City Council race isn’t short on candidates
• Ride the River shuttle is free on Thursday
• Russia recognizes independence of Georgian breakaway regions
• SDCs could double to fund parks
• Spa ... aaah
• Suicide bomber in Iraq kills 25 police recruits
• Texting can pay off at Fred Meyer
• Wildfire update

BUSINESS

• ‘Anxious’ to open ballet studio in Bend
• Bend gardener will have you seeing green
• Bend home prices drop in second quarter
• Bend solar company at Denver convention
• BendBroadband says it's exploring options for future
• Bush changes course, makes last-minute rules
• Business Calendar
• Candidates address builders’ conference
• Citigroup to pay $18M in credit card suit
• Consumer outlook up more than expected
• Corrections
• Crafty site connects buyers, local artists
• 4-day workweeks have benefits, but it might not work for everyone
• Deschutes wants to hear your ideas about land use
• FAA communication error delayed flights
• Fall fashion tiptoeing into stores
• FDIC says 117 banks, thrifts are in trouble
• Fed: Despite inflation, rates aren’t too low
• Ford plans to boost production of Focus
• Hundreds detained in Mississippi plant raid
• Jury awards Mattel $40 million in lawsuit
• Machinists balk at Boeing’s second offer
• Models-turned-moguls find success
• Multiuse beauty products help save time, money
• People On the Move
• Prices tumble in June, but decline is slowing
• SDCs could double to fund parks
• Small ambitions pay off at Honda
• Spa ... aaah
• Texting can pay off at Fred Meyer
• The perfect piece of sweetness
• Top entertainment sellers
• 5 trends from the World Shoe Association show
• U.S. sees increase in health coverage
• Who is responsible for Internet security?
• Wind energy bumps against a static grid
• Work abroad: U.S. companies embrace trend

SPORTS

• Awbrey Glen member fires course record
• Baseball to start using instant replay Thursday
• Browns’ Anderson returns to practice
• Former Blazer Duckworth dies
• Fundraising Patriot Golf Day begins Friday
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hall of Famer Yastrzemski leaves Boston hospital
• Harbaugh looks to lead Stanford to next level
• Home on the green
• Ivanovic rallies, avoids upset at U.S. Open
• LPGA will require players’ proficiency in English in ’09
• On the Air
• Organizers close in on attendance for 2008 Tradition
• Phillies rally to beat Mets and reclaim first
• Rehearse with a purpose
• Seahawks trim roster to limit

OBITS

• Former Blazer Duckworth dies
• Tad Mosel wrote scripts during golden age of TV
• Thomas Weller won Nobel for research of polio virus
• William Hertz once chaired Hollywood Walk of Fame

FEATURES

• Bend gardener will have you seeing green
• Fall fashion tiptoeing into stores
• Get charged-up, untangled and organized for return to school
• Models-turned-moguls find success
• Multiuse beauty products help save time, money
• People On the Move
• 5 trends from the World Shoe Association show

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Anxious’ to open ballet studio in Bend

OPINION

• Among scientists, there is little debate about evolution
• Glue that can gum up a candidacy
• Hardy’s party pulpit
• OSU-Cascades wastes goodwill