October 01, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Ads your ads could work like
• Artist covers violent portion of mural at state school
• Authentic search engine optimization
• Bend man arrested in assault, kidnapping
• Bill would end wolves’ federal protection
• Deal with problem behavior in 5 steps
• Detective tearfully recounts carnage of bank bombing
• Dispatches
• Fire engines to carry oxygen masks for pets
• ‘Goldilocks’ planet may be just right
• Kitzhaber-Dudley debate focuses on different narratives
• Kozak outlines his goals
• Meet the Junkies
• More foreclosure aid for Oregon
• New clinic targets uninsured students
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pair of indigenous workers claim bias, cruelty by Mexican boss
• Police chase turns deadly near Warm Springs
• Police seek loot sold at garage sale
• Prosecutors could seek death in murder trial
• Restaurant Guide
• Shining moments
• Solo pilot injured in helicopter crash
• State wins $700K grant for electric car stations
• State worker struck by car seriously injured
• Tsunami evacuation drill runs smoothly
• Unconscious hiker flown off South Sister

BUSINESS

• Ads your ads could work like
• Authentic search engine optimization
• Congress votes to turn down TV ads
• Dispatches
• Kozak outlines his goals
• Making the maze
• More foreclosure aid for Oregon
• More record lows for mortgage rates
• New drilling rules require oil rigs to practice for spills
• Procedural flaws putting the brakes on foreclosures

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Adventure Sports Scoreboard
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Black Butte Ranch pro shines at Fall Tour
• Contador faces a tough hill to climb
• Cycling
• Equestrian
• Five players tied for first-round lead at PGA Tour’s Viking Classic
• Football
• Horseback archery event in Redmond this weekend
• Is it really fall? Warm-weather activities still under way in Central Oregon
• La Nia is coming
• Madras boys soccer stays unbeaten
• Major League Baseball
• Orange required for young hunters
• SEC is still chasing Alabama, Florida
• Summit survives an early test from Mountain View
• Tennis

OBITS

• Charlotte Bozarth Keegan
• Comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Death notices
• Defiance, resilience defined Tony Curtis
• Evelyn May Mattox
• Ida Susan Findley (Norland)
• Mary Jo Chambers

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charlotte Bozarth Keegan
• Death notices
• Evelyn May Mattox
• Ida Susan Findley (Norland)
• Mary Jo Chambers

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan opium prices climb as production falls, U.N. says
• Charity meeting a success, Gates and Buffett report
• Congress votes to turn down TV ads
• Continuing the debate over federal standards
• Electric cars: Are they really going mainstream?
• Gold-adorned remains of Archaic woman found
• Henry Ford introduces the Model T in 1908
• How to avoid being a target
• Indian holy site to be divided between Hindus and Muslims
• Iran may lose European oil companies’ investments
• N. Korea prints photos of heir apparent
• New drilling rules require oil rigs to practice for spills
• Pakistan closes key NATO supply route
• Portrait of a pickpocket offers a window into a world of crime
• Procedural flaws putting the brakes on foreclosures
• Suicide reverberates across campus, beyond
• Washington offers Israel a carrot for peace talks

FEATURES

• Henry Ford introduces the Model T in 1908
• Indian holy site to be divided between Hindus and Muslims
• New clinic targets uninsured students
• What to do when a child favors one parent

ENTERTAINMENT

• A couple other options for lovers of music
• A real, and funny, ‘Family’ affair
• Art exhibits
• Changing it up
• Congress votes to turn down TV ads
• Dancing around the truth about cleavage
• Defiance, resilience defined Tony Curtis
• ‘Evil Dead’ coming back to 2nd Street
• Family Calendar
• First Friday Gallery Walk tonight
• Gold-adorned remains of Archaic woman found
• Greg Brown returns to Tower Theatre
• Harvest some fun at local pumpkin patches
• It's autumn!
• MadHappy welcomes The Redwood Plan
• Making the maze
• Meet the Junkies
• New season for kids’ activities at museum
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Shining moments
• Story times, library youth events for Oct. 1-7
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The battle within
• The Devil Makes Three returns to Bend
• Three Creeks Brewing brings the music back
• Truly a masterpiece
• Upcoming concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Changing it up

OPINION

• Bad policies
• Clanton, Adams have served Culver well
• Don’t sweat DMV
• Elect Huffman
• Register soon
• Rosa’s Law a victory for the intellectually disabled
• Tax outrage is a matter of context
• Vote for morals

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Continuing the debate over federal standards
• Electric cars: Are they really going mainstream?
• September auto sales may be best since March