November 03, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A dream home straight from the drawing board
• Airlines ratchet up holiday surcharges
• Al Gore’s ‘green’ profits put him back in the spotlight
• Alexie unplugged
• Algae advisory lifted at Haystack Reservoir
• Bard thrives at Shakespeare festival
• Bay Bridge reopens, but may need more repairs
• Bend Community Center to host benefit
• Bend florist hosts food drive for Saving Grace
• Bend Table Tennis now offered every week
• Clinton qualifies her praise of Israel
• Correction
• Death notices
• Deschutes to handle Culver man’s case
• Developers are facing foreclosure on former Bachelor lot
• Donations help group assist with home heat
• EPA issues ultimatum on toxic waste
• Former Crook County employee charged
• Game on!
• Gay rights activists seek new vote
• Handcuffed La Pine man tries to run
• Harlem Ambassadors to give slam dunk show
• Have you voted?
• HBO gets inside Obama campaign
• House Republicans are crafting health insurance alternatives
• In Iowa, Obama fans begin to doubt
• Itzin to return for another round on ‘24’
• Karadzic again skips war crimes trial
• Leno would return to ‘Tonight’ if NBC asked
• Light a luminaria for cancer survivors
• Malvin Charles (Chuck) Eldred
• Mel Gibson welcomes 8th child, a baby girl
• Movie Times
• N. Korea threatens to expand nuclear arsenal
• News of Iran-Contra affair breaks in 1986
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log
• Newton hints latest show may be last
• Obama warns Afghan president to end government corruption
• Pakistani cities hit by bombings
• Pet adoption event slated for Saturday
• Police did little about reports of violence, says neighbor of suspect
• Program to help clothe high schoolers in need
• Reunited Phish living a more serene life
• School can be haven for homeless kids
• Sen. Telfer a friendly foe in fight over taxes
• ‘Slumdog’ kids’ truancy threatens trust fund
• Software firm can stay at Bend airport
• Sting: Obama was ‘sent from God’
• Tainted beef cited in illnesses, deaths
• Tax breaks cost state more than predicted
• Ted Danson wants WTO to save fisheries
• Toys for Tots seeks volunteers, donations
• Vets clinic to restore some flags it removed
• Well, shoot! Installment 5: The Dark
• Your teacher caught the flu?

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Developers are facing foreclosure on former Bachelor lot
• Donations help group assist with home heat
• FDA denies Merck’s proposal for new drug
• Ford back in the black
• Game on!
• GAO: Full recovery of auto bailout unlikely
• Getting the most mileage for your rental car buck
• It knows where you are, and what you’re looking for
• Jobless aid, housing credit in relief bill
• News of Record: Deeds
• Prices at the pump taking a breather
• Rates fall at weekly Treasury auction
• Sick workers facing a dilemma: Lose money or endanger others?
• Software firm can stay at Bend airport
• Stanley Works to buy rival Black & Decker
• States consider fraud suits against mortgage lenders
• 3 strong economic reports lift hopes for recovery
• That ‘free’ credit report may end up costing you each month
• U.S. Supreme Court scrutinizes adviser pay at mutual funds

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Be sure to light up your bicycle
• Clippers beat Wolves, end winless season start
• C.O. Swimmer earns scholastic honor
• Coaches needed for middle school hoops
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• 50-K world champ
• Kings earn win over Coyotes
• Like father, like son
• Local girls instrumental in Oregon All-Stars win
• Local men’s rugby club mauls competition
• Madras golfer passes his first test at Q-School
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• One-wheel wonders
• Outlaw boys, girls secure playoff wins
• Park and rec volleyball has a few spots left
• Phillies still alive after win
• Redmond set to battle Sheldon after play-in game win
• Saints remain perfect, beat Falcons
• Warming to the Yankees: A betrayal
• World's fastest man adopts fastest feline

OBITS

• Inventor said he saw ‘Nessie’
• Lionel Davidson wrote thrillers
• Michael Goldsmith raised ALS awareness

FEATURES

• A dream home straight from the drawing board
• A new fall favorite, just don't forget the bacon
• Add color with kale
• An apple tart, easily altered for other fruits
• Calendar
• Currants vs. raisins in recipes
• Decorating for fall? Look no further than your trusty garden
• Don't fear the eggs
• Lining up the winter squashes
• Recipe Finder
• Some Facebook friends’ pics aren’t for everyone
• Vets clinic to restore some flags it removed
• Wax myrtles: An excellent native choice for nearly any region
• Weapon of ‘zero tolerance’
• What the marketing means on egg labels

OPINION

• Health care in the U.S. a personal responsibility, not a right
• Homeowners pay all
• Kulongoski’s legacy: boondoggle economy
• No coin toss
• No more taxes
• No to bond
• Time is running out to vote