July 06, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Arson damages Ashland stadium
• Budget cuts jeopardize programs for children
• Burned home subject of suit
• Business Calendar
• Cannon blast seriously injures Washingtonian
• Congolese refugee in Springfield strives to help orphans of war
• 1 dead, 1 seriously injured in crash after police chase
• Fire at senior center displaces 80 residents
• Fireworks spark small fires in Bend
• From field to table
• Girl, 2, hospitalized after attack by dog
• Hair today, Gulf tomorrow
• Here are Ming and Bumper.
• Hey, that’s crossing the line!
• Holiday fires damage 2 houses in Bend
• Interchange program seeks host families
• Merrill won’t run again in Sisters; 2 others will
• Miss out on Pacific Power’s solar offer? Try October
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log
• North Umpqua River project creating jobs, fish habitat
• Pets calendar
• Say hello to Jack, the Siberian Husky.
• School bonds go farther than expected
• Senate president calls special session unlikely
• St. Helens police look into suspicious fires

BUSINESS

• BP said to consider selling oil fields
• Burned home subject of suit
• Business Calendar
• 3-D gadgets, no glasses required
• Dutch Bros. recipe: coffee and positivity
• Flop after flop, Microsoft struggles to stay relevant
• For fans, work takes a back seat to action on the field
• From field to table
• Hedge fund fraud suspect kills himself
• Jeans are changing along with boomers
• Looking for your own economic recovery? Learn how to haggle
• Miss out on Pacific Power’s solar offer? Try October
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oil now hitting all Gulf states, officials say Recovery effort falls vastly short of BP’s promises
• Opinions split on ending Saturday mail delivery
• Retailers try to lure customers with their own stimulus plans
• School bonds go farther than expected
• Slow Food organization to host sustainable dinner
• Sony Music broadens definition of a record company
• Sweet ’n’ fast — dessert in a flash
• Virgin America finds a challenging market for startup airlines
• Yahoo will rely on readers to steer the news

SPORTS

• Armstrong joins spills in crash-filled second stage
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Being a parent or a star: two fast-closing windows for Kerr
• Bend Elks lose heartbreaker on road to Kelowna
• Biking
• Catch local riders in action at this weekend’s High Desert Omnium
• Changes to the Chase the right thing for NASCAR
• community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Ex-Red Wings, Blackhawks hockey player Bob Probert
• Football
• Hockey
• Laid-back polo in the country
• Major League Baseball
• Multisport
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Paddling
• Rafa, Serena pull away from the rest at Wimbledon
• Running
• Scoreboard
• Shooting
• Soccer
• South American surprise to take on Netherlands in semis
• Stage:
• Stoudemire agrees to sign with Knicks

OBITS

• Clement Finch, ‘Mr. Iron,’ a pioneer in hematology
• Death notices
• Ex-Red Wings, Blackhawks hockey player Bob Probert
• Jean Helen (Jones) Gerke

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jean Helen (Jones) Gerke

NATION & WORLD

• Can you be too calm? Maybe, studies suggest
• China urged to release American geologist
• Clement Finch, ‘Mr. Iron,’ a pioneer in hematology
• For fans, work takes a back seat to action on the field
• For gun owners, a permit from Utah is a hot ticket
• For Wyden's challenger, Merkley's win serves as a model
• Heat wave threatening to turn Northeast, South into an ‘inferno’
• Hedge fund fraud suspect kills himself
• Horses dragged buggy driver as he tried to stop rampage
• Indonesian company accused of clearing rain forests
• Israel eases Gaza import limits
• Kandahar is key to victory in Afghan war, McCain says
• Komorowski wins Polish presidency
• Leftist activist slain in Philippines
• NYC struggles to recover unused campaign funds
• Oil now hitting all Gulf states, officials say Recovery effort falls vastly short of BP’s promises
• Opinions split on ending Saturday mail delivery
• Retailers try to lure customers with their own stimulus plans
• Stranded by a strike in india
• U.S. won’t forget Georgia, Clinton vows
• 167 workers are killed in blasts on a North Sea oil rig in 1988

FEATURES

• A modern home that catches the eye
• Bring out the ‘sweet' in this beet
• Calendar
• Composting with worms
• Creamy dressing works with salads or as a dip
• Dry beans: Out of the pantry and into your dinner
• Dutch Bros. recipe: coffee and positivity
• 101 fast recipes for grilling
• From field to table
• Jeans are changing along with boomers
• Keep your garden tools in top trimming form
• Looking for your own economic recovery? Learn how to haggle
• Make it and take it — recipes that travel well
• Seeking a gelatin substitute
• Slow Food organization to host sustainable dinner
• South American verbena offers rugged beauty
• Sweet ’n’ fast — dessert in a flash
• Trumpeting the lovely lily, lover of hot summer days
• What to do when something smells
• 167 workers are killed in blasts on a North Sea oil rig in 1988

ENTERTAINMENT

• Classic cars cruise into Redmond’s centennial
• 3-D gadgets, no glasses required
• Dutch Bros. recipe: coffee and positivity
• For fans, work takes a back seat to action on the field
• Free museum admission for active duty military
• Jeans are changing along with boomers
• Movie Times
• Quilts from Uganda at Sisters quilt show
• Slow Food organization to host sustainable dinner
• Sony Music broadens definition of a record company
• Sweet ’n’ fast — dessert in a flash
• Unlike his ‘Warehouse 13’ character, Rubinek has a life
• Well, shoot!

OPINION

• Badly served by Cascades East Transit
• Portland guards academics
• Reset Cabinet’s generous target
• To combat terrorism, it helps to acknowledge the obvious

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Classic cars cruise into Redmond’s centennial
• Toyota recalls about 92,000 cars in Japan