October 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A trip to the chocolate factory
• Apartment project to house homeless
• Art exhibits
• Baker City suspect arrested in Portland
• Bank of the Cascades seeks to raise $150M
• Bend church hosts Agnew, Building 429
• Bend man arrested in fatal September crash
• Body found on Warm Springs reservation
• Business Calendar
• Businesses hope to hold on to lottery payouts
• Cascade Horizon Band heading to Eugene
• Chilling, thrilling reads for kids
• Complex imagery
• Deadly foam kills seabirds and puzzles scientists
• Death notices
• Deggendorfer art at High Desert Gallery
• Deschutes library board looks into adding branches
• Dispatches
• Einstein comes out ahead in 7.3 billion-light-year race
• Ethics probes to focus on two House Democrats
• Family Calendar
• FBI: Shots fired at DeFazio’s office
• Gettin' freaky with Empty Space Orchestra
• GO! Magazine
• Half of students get swine flu vaccine
• Have a hip-hop Halloween with Person People
• Have you voted?
• Hot line provides info on swine, seasonal flu
• House Democrats unveil health plan
• Howling along with the Moon Mountain Ramblers
• In ancient Mesopotamia, ritual deaths may not have been serene
• In Pakistan, Clinton doesn’t mince words
• Iran balks at nuclear deal
• Jackson County may fine truant students
• Joyce Allene Thomas Courtney
• Keep your hands handy for this spider craft
• Mad Caddies visit a small bar in Bend
• Madras sticks with park site for new City Hall
• Many schools taking the fright out of Halloween costumes
• Margaret Chrys Countie Weiss
• Medicare patients’ doctors may get a windfall
• Moon rocket’s booster damaged during test flight, NASA reports
• Mother who burned baby didn’t intentionally skip jail, judge rules
• Music releases
• Navy helicopter crashes off coast of California
• New firewood area open in the Ochocos
• Newberry geothermal projects get $30M boost
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Obama visits air base to honor Americans killed in Afghanistan
• Old, lost cat rescued by library staffers
• On local screens
• Ordeal drags on for couple captured by pirates
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• PETA urges wildlife park to end elephant car wash
• Planning ahead
• Proposed homeless cabin headed to Bend
• Qwest Wireless to end service Saturday
• Redmond’s Spirited Kitchen
• Restaurant Guide
• Return of ‘Ice Age’
• Revisit: Seasons
• Shooting victim sues OSU fraternity
• Story times, library youth events for Oct. 30-Nov. 5
• Strong, brave and true
• Survey says! ‘Family Feud’ gets lift from economy
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Teachers renew legal fight with activist Sizemore
• ‘This Is It' a tour de force for late pop star
• This week
• Training program for jobless to start
• UnBOOlievable Halloween fun for the whole family
• Upcoming Concerts
• Warm Gadget by the light of a full Moon
• What's scarier than punks and zombies? ZOMBIE PUNKS!
• Wyoming man dies in crash near Hampton

BUSINESS

• Apartment project to house homeless
• Bank of the Cascades seeks to raise $150M
• Business Calendar
• Businesses hope to hold on to lottery payouts
• Dispatches
• ELECTRIC AMBITION
• Madras sticks with park site for new City Hall
• Newberry geothermal projects get $30M boost
• Proposed homeless cabin headed to Bend
• Qwest Wireless to end service Saturday
• Recession appears to be over - but will growth last?
• Stimulus jobs overstated by thousands
• ‘Too big to fail’ reform plan criticized by FDIC chairman
• Training program for jobless to start

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Backcountry ski huts available this winter
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers QB Moevao will need foot surgery
• Bend Elks name new head coach
• Bend golfers are on outside looking in at Q-School
• Blackmar, Sluman share early Champions Tour lead
• Burnett, Yankees shut down Phils, tie series
• California picked to win Pac-10 hoops title
• Cycling
• Football
• Fun - and a game
• NBA Scoreboard
• Not too late
• Nuggets rally to top Blazers
• On the Air
• Pole Creek for firewood
• Samuelsson, Raycroft lead Canucks past Kings
• Scoreboard
• Sisters boys, girls finish second at district meet
• Steelhead Falls
• Storm girls soccer ties Cougs, earns IMC No. 2 seed
• Storm top Cougs to win IMC
• Tennis

OBITS

• August Coppola, the father of actor Nicolas Cage, dies

FEATURES

• Ali wins ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ in 1974

ENTERTAINMENT

• New dvd releases
• That winning feeling

OPINION

• Don’t kill the geese
• Get out to vote for COCC bond
• Menu labeling is a start
• Redmond schools aim at ‘outcome vacuum’
• Studded tires return
• To be a kid again for a day
• United Way fundraising contends with a tough economy