July 02, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bringing the world to Bend
• Business Events Calendar
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Dog days of summer
• Driving rampage in Bend ends in arrest
• Fourth of July closures
• Kids with lesbian parents do just fine
• La Pine assault under investigation
• Lumber price spike wasn’t built to last
• New court date set for ‘Evers’ amid sentencing negotiations
• New state law addresses teacher sexual misconduct
• Parents urge stepmother to ‘fully cooperate’
• Pellet plant work begins in John Day
• Prineville man indicted for throwing co-worker off bridge
• Procedural issues merit reopening of Gore case
• Region set to receive $8.3M in tech grants
• Restaurant Guide
• Sisters gas tax opponents collecting signatures
• Study finds most kids not in summer programs
• Volunteer sentenced in theft from clinic

BUSINESS

• Business Events Calendar
• Conservation groups sue USDA over wolf plan
• Contractors need to have endorsements
• Credit still tightening, Fed governor says
• Dispatches
• Economists are on edge awaiting June jobs data
• Giant step into travel for Google
• Jobs go unfilled as workers’ skills fail to match employers’ needs
• Lumber price spike wasn’t built to last
• Pellet plant work begins in John Day
• Region set to receive $8.3M in tech grants

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Adventure Sports Scoreboard
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Elks’ winning streak ends at 10 games
• Capturing spirit of Wimbledon with pen and verse
• Correction
• Football
• Hockey
• Injured cyclist improves as details emerge on crash
• LeBron gets some visitors, and Gay gets a big contract
• Levi turns back clock on Champions Tour
• Major League Baseball
• Pair of quarterfinals on tap today
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• To be good (at) sports
• Waveloch Flow Tour returns to Sunriver

OBITS

• Death notices
• Henry Gordon Young
• Kiss band manager Aucoin dies at 66

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Henry Gordon Young

NATION & WORLD

• Alleged spymaster vanishes in Cyprus
• Amelia Earhart disappears over Pacific in 1937
• Conservation groups sue USDA over wolf plan
• Credit still tightening, Fed governor says
• 21 die in gun battle in Mexican border area
• Economists are on edge awaiting June jobs data
• Few GOP senators expected to back Kagan
• Fix immigration system, Obama urges Congress
• Insurgents attack Afghan compound
• 37 killed in bombings at shrine in Pakistan
• saying farewell to Sen. Robert Byrd
• Think money can’t buy happiness? Think again, study suggests

FEATURES

• Amelia Earhart disappears over Pacific in 1937
• Fourth of July closures
• Giant step into travel for Google
• Having a blast (and staying safe)
• Is it OK to back out of an adoption?
• Longevity tied to genetic markers, scientists find
• Motherhood: The new oppression
• Think money can’t buy happiness? Think again, study suggests
• Tibet: A case study in rapid evolution

ENTERTAINMENT

• All in the family
• Art exhibits
• Best Bets for family fun
• Breedlove Festival
• Bringing the world to Bend
• ‘Casino Jack’ is detailed but confusing
• Celebrate indie-pendence!
• Classical music lovers in for a Baroque treat
• Dive into a good book with these aquatic tales
• Family Events Calendar
• Fine folk: Anastacia, Kasey Anderson
• Happy birthday, America!
• Having a blast (and staying safe)
• Kiss band manager Aucoin dies at 66
• Last Band Standing
• Maragas Winery hosts BBQ, concert
• Meet the ‘Big Brother 12’ houseguests
• Motherhood: The new oppression
• Music releases
• Out of the blue
• Out of town
• Parents' Guide to Movies
• Pinback guys return to the Domino Room
• Planning ahead
• Power surge
• Redmond Centennial sparks art show, sale
• Salgado kicks off Picnic in the Park
• Story times, library youth events for July 2-8
• Summertime ... and the living is easy
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The apprentice strikes back
• ‘The Lightning Thief’ makes mythology exciting
• The lineup for Parrilla’s Show Us Your Spokes
• Unlocking mysteries
• Upcoming concerts
• Walk the galleries tonight in Bend

RESTAURANTS

• All in the family

OPINION

• Are cells the new cigarettes?
• Responsible pet ownership isn’t always easy or inexpensive

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• After a run of gains, car sales fall in June