April 13, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A community, according to plan
• Attorney General defends confidentiality
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Census got you stumped? There’s help
• Correction
• Corrections
• 2 dead in car crash
• Democrats counting on experience in race for governor
• Deschutes in running for grant
• Eugene compiling student race data
• Ferrari stolen
• Finley Butte Road to close Thursday
• Gubernatorial forum to be held in Bend
• Investment firms pampering officials
• Man sentenced to life for murders in homeless camp
• Mentor program seeks volunteers
• Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser walk slated
• News of Record: DEEDS
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Park area proposed south of Sunriver
• Salmon panel set
• Scientists don’t like NOAA salmon plan
• Seeing stars? In Oregon and far beyond, ‘culture matters’
• Sisters residents arraigned in burglary, antler theft
• State offices set to close Friday
• Teacher job fair turnout lower than last year
• Veterans office opens in Sisters

BUSINESS

• A community, according to plan
• Adobe, facing criticism from Apple, updates popular software suite
• Ads on screens outside the home can reach larger audience than those on prime-time
• Advertising to enter the stream on Twitter
• Bank profits dimmed by loan loss reserves
• BBB warns of e-mails
• Business Calendar
• Conan O'Brien finds new late-night home: TBS
• Cultivating a market in India
• Dow tops 11,000
• Downtown Redmond restaurant relocates
• Drugmakers’ databases ’more translucent than transparent,’ critics say
• Economic committee waits on declaring end to recession
• Energy companies to merge in $1.6B deal
• Fliers wage battle of the bags
• Greece’s aid terms may be ‘red herring’ amid recession
• Growers face biggest wheat glut in 8 years
• In Poland, a tragedy unites a nation
• In-flight food, no longer free, tries to be tasty
• Lehman’s ‘alter ego’ helped conceal its risks
• Microsoft dives into hardware with social-networking phones
• Mine blast probe awaits recovery of final 9 bodies
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Palm said to tap Goldman, Quattrone to find a buyer
• Park area proposed south of Sunriver
• Seeing stars? In Oregon and far beyond, ‘culture matters’
• Teacher job fair turnout lower than last year
• The Washington Post is awarded 4 Pulitzers; New York Times gets 3
• You can learn to be financially fit

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend to bid on mountain bike nationals
• Blazers beat Thunder 103-95 without Roy
• Blazers guard Roy has torn meniscus, may miss playoffs
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Football
• Golf
• Gymnastics
• Hockey
• Little League
• Major League Baseball shining stars of seattle
• Mickelson’s emotional victory a win for golf, too
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Parr helps lead Storm to tournament title
• Pole Pedal Paddle
• Prep Scoreboard
• Roller derby
• Rugby
• Running
• Scoreboard
• Snowboarding, skiing
• Summit boys roll to golf victory
• Swimming
• Ties to cleats... Name tags to ski boots
• Track and field
• Will it be Pens-Wings No. 3? NHL Stanley Cup playoffs set to start

OBITS

• Death notices
• ‘Grandmother of Solidarity’ dies in crash with Polish president
• Meinhardt Raabe, 94, famous munchkin dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A masterpiece lost ... and found
• BBB warns of e-mails
• China close to backing sanctions against Iran
• Cultivating a market in India
• Economic committee waits on declaring end to recession
• Government to arrest ousted Kyrgyz leader
• ‘Grandmother of Solidarity’ dies in crash with Polish president
• Greece’s aid terms may be ‘red herring’ amid recession
• Gubernatorial forum to be held in Bend
• Hate-crimes judge killed in Moscow
• In Poland, a tragedy unites a nation
• Meinhardt Raabe, 94, famous munchkin dies
• 38 militants die in Pakistan gun battle
• Mine blast probe awaits recovery of final 9 bodies
• N. Ireland leaders condemn bombing
• Olympic equestrian’s case calls attention to HIV laws
• Oxygen tank bursts during Apollo mission
• President pressured for response to sinking of patrol boat
• Researchers discover ancient urban center
• Sea life may hold key to a glue that can mend people
• State offices set to close Friday
• The Washington Post is awarded 4 Pulitzers; New York Times gets 3
• Tide turns in favor of Thai political protesters
• U.S. troops kill 4 Afghans on bus
• Vatican publishes its abuse case procedures

FEATURES

• A brunch menu to ring in the spring
• Charms of the loser lettuces
• City of Bend seeks arts nominations
• Drugmakers’ databases ’more translucent than transparent,’ critics say
• Feudbook
• Fliers wage battle of the bags
• Grow colorful vegetables in containers
• Learn to smooth out all your ironing woes
• Now’s the time to start thinking pumpkins
• Olympic equestrian’s case calls attention to HIV laws
• Oxygen tank bursts during Apollo mission
• Sea life may hold key to a glue that can mend people
• Spring cleaning: rooted in our grimy history
• Sweet memories of this pie from a reader's childhood
• Tea time, now and forever
• The Washington Post is awarded 4 Pulitzers; New York Times gets 3
• Vatican publishes its abuse case procedures
• Ways to serve more than dinner at your table
• With lessons, be the garden guru you always dreamed of
• You can learn to be financially fit

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ads on screens outside the home can reach larger audience than those on prime-time
• City of Bend seeks arts nominations
• Conan O'Brien finds new late-night home: TBS
• Downtown Redmond restaurant relocates
• ‘Glee’ returns tonight
• Movie Times
• New home for theater
• Researchers discover ancient urban center
• Tina Fey, her Sarah Palin impression return to ‘SNL’

OPINION

• A tip for voters
• Dislike cartoon
• How Zimbabwe became one of Africa’s greatest failures
• Listen to public
• Massage benefit
• Obama understands